Ian Holloway has lost the plot
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Thanks for that. Now get back in your box.0
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You obviously haven't spent much time on football forums...Anna_Kissed said:Is 'Let's all laugh at someone's misfortune' the best response that people can come up with? It isn't working out for this guy at the moment, just as it wasn't for Bob Peters.
Let's hope that we can beat Millwall, and beat them well. How about we leave it at that?
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Anna_Kissed said:
Is 'Let's all laugh at someone's misfortune' the best response that people can come up with? It isn't working out for this guy at the moment, just as it wasn't for Bob Peters.
Let's hope that we can beat Millwall, and beat them well. How about we leave it at that?
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Best price 4/9 to be the next manager sacked in championship.
I think he will still be here by Easter. Doubt he will make end of the season though.
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Spanner Alert!Anna_Kissed said:Is 'Let's all laugh at someone's misfortune' the best response that people can come up with? It isn't working out for this guy at the moment, just as it wasn't for Bob Peters.
Let's hope that we can beat Millwall, and beat them well. How about we leave it at that?8 -
We laugh at the millwall fans.3
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Holloway is coming across exactly the same as in his final days with Palace, a beaten man, with no idea how to turn things around. His post match comments are of a man resigned to failure.
Palace sadly replaced him with plenty of the season remaining for Pulis to do his stuff.
By contrast Millwall have shown admirable loyalty to him, letting him bring 8 new players in, in January alone, which has made no difference, and it may be too late now, with the deficit they have to make up.
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Well I think he is still doing a great job. He should be given a five year contract to continue building a club the fans deserve.
Surely he has already done enough to be given the freedom of Deptford?15 -
Millwall are a complete shit stain of a football club supported by a bunch of backwards thugs. Forgive me for laughing ever more at the misfortune of anyone associated with that puddle of piss.Anna_Kissed said:Is 'Let's all laugh at someone's misfortune' the best response that people can come up with? It isn't working out for this guy at the moment, just as it wasn't for Bob Peters.
Let's hope that we can beat Millwall, and beat them well. How about we leave it at that?30 - Sponsored links:
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It's things like going back for that Stefan Maihofer. They had him on loan at the back end of last season. If he was any good surely they would've made the deal permanent in the summer. Yet they wait until Jan this season to take him back on loan.killerandflash said:Holloway is coming across exactly the same as in his final days with Palace, a beaten man, with no idea how to turn things around. His post match comments are of a man resigned to failure.
Palace sadly replaced him with plenty of the season remaining for Pulis to do his stuff.
By contrast Millwall have shown admirable loyalty to him, letting him bring 8 new players in, in January alone, which has made no difference, and it may be too late now, with the deficit they have to make up.
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PS - the Obika thing was completely different
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Don't hold back, say what you really think.DamoNorthStand said:
Millwall are a complete shit stain of a football club supported by a bunch of backwards thugs. Forgive me for laughing ever more at the misfortune of anyone associated with that puddle of piss.Anna_Kissed said:Is 'Let's all laugh at someone's misfortune' the best response that people can come up with? It isn't working out for this guy at the moment, just as it wasn't for Bob Peters.
Let's hope that we can beat Millwall, and beat them well. How about we leave it at that?22 -
Holloway has lost the plot?
I didnt even know he had an allotment.6 -
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They did try to get him in the summer but he didn't want to sign, thought he could get a deal at Fulham instead and that didn't happen.cabbles said:
It's things like going back for that Stefan Maihofer. They had him on loan at the back end of last season. If he was any good surely they would've made the deal permanent in the summer. Yet they wait until Jan this season to take him back on loan.killerandflash said:Holloway is coming across exactly the same as in his final days with Palace, a beaten man, with no idea how to turn things around. His post match comments are of a man resigned to failure.
Palace sadly replaced him with plenty of the season remaining for Pulis to do his stuff.
By contrast Millwall have shown admirable loyalty to him, letting him bring 8 new players in, in January alone, which has made no difference, and it may be too late now, with the deficit they have to make up.
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PS - the Obika thing was completely different
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I think Ollie's position might be untenable if they lose on Saturday at home to Norwich. I think fan power might see him removed. Would give a new man (Harris ? ) ten games to turn it around. Not easy but possible.1
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No link?News Shopper said:
They did try to get him in the summer but he didn't want to sign, thought he could get a deal at Fulham instead and that didn't happen.cabbles said:
It's things like going back for that Stefan Maihofer. They had him on loan at the back end of last season. If he was any good surely they would've made the deal permanent in the summer. Yet they wait until Jan this season to take him back on loan.killerandflash said:Holloway is coming across exactly the same as in his final days with Palace, a beaten man, with no idea how to turn things around. His post match comments are of a man resigned to failure.
Palace sadly replaced him with plenty of the season remaining for Pulis to do his stuff.
By contrast Millwall have shown admirable loyalty to him, letting him bring 8 new players in, in January alone, which has made no difference, and it may be too late now, with the deficit they have to make up.
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PS - the Obika thing was completely different 1 -
Their next 2 games, away to Bolton, home to Brighton are certainly more winnableShootersHillGuru said:I think Ollie's position might be untenable if they lose on Saturday at home to Norwich. I think fan power might see him removed. Would give a new man (Harris ? ) ten games to turn it around. Not easy but possible.
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But even if the entire Millwall crowd is against him, does ten fans chanting really reach the owner?ShootersHillGuru said:I think Ollie's position might be untenable if they lose on Saturday at home to Norwich. I think fan power might see him removed. Would give a new man (Harris ? ) ten games to turn it around. Not easy but possible.
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Agreed. I just think another home defeat on Saturday will bring the toolbox to boiling point. It's a very unpleasant place once they have decided that you must go. I think Berylson who has been supremely loyal might just feel he has to act.killerandflash said:
Their next 2 games, away to Bolton, home to Brighton are certainly more winnableShootersHillGuru said:I think Ollie's position might be untenable if they lose on Saturday at home to Norwich. I think fan power might see him removed. Would give a new man (Harris ? ) ten games to turn it around. Not easy but possible.
I actually think that Millwall will come out of those three fixtures unbeaten with at least one win.
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Very harsh. Perhaps intellectually challenged would be better than backwards - the rest I agree with.DamoNorthStand said:
Millwall are a complete shit stain of a football club supported by a bunch of backwards thugs. Forgive me for laughing ever more at the misfortune of anyone associated with that puddle of piss.Anna_Kissed said:Is 'Let's all laugh at someone's misfortune' the best response that people can come up with? It isn't working out for this guy at the moment, just as it wasn't for Bob Peters.
Let's hope that we can beat Millwall, and beat them well. How about we leave it at that?1 -
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Can you imagine the amount of Danny Dyer bouncing around they're going to be doing if we do manage to beat them, which by that point will surely stick the knife in their chances to stay up?
If it happens, and its a huge IF......It will be glorious.6 -
http://footballleagueworld.co.uk/maierhofer-wants-to-join-fulham091/Stone said:
No link?News Shopper said:
They did try to get him in the summer but he didn't want to sign, thought he could get a deal at Fulham instead and that didn't happen.cabbles said:
It's things like going back for that Stefan Maihofer. They had him on loan at the back end of last season. If he was any good surely they would've made the deal permanent in the summer. Yet they wait until Jan this season to take him back on loan.killerandflash said:Holloway is coming across exactly the same as in his final days with Palace, a beaten man, with no idea how to turn things around. His post match comments are of a man resigned to failure.
Palace sadly replaced him with plenty of the season remaining for Pulis to do his stuff.
By contrast Millwall have shown admirable loyalty to him, letting him bring 8 new players in, in January alone, which has made no difference, and it may be too late now, with the deficit they have to make up.
:-)
PS - the Obika thing was completely different
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Alright, alright News Shopper. Jumping to the defence of MillwallNews Shopper said:
They did try to get him in the summer but he didn't want to sign, thought he could get a deal at Fulham instead and that didn't happen.cabbles said:
It's things like going back for that Stefan Maihofer. They had him on loan at the back end of last season. If he was any good surely they would've made the deal permanent in the summer. Yet they wait until Jan this season to take him back on loan.killerandflash said:Holloway is coming across exactly the same as in his final days with Palace, a beaten man, with no idea how to turn things around. His post match comments are of a man resigned to failure.
Palace sadly replaced him with plenty of the season remaining for Pulis to do his stuff.
By contrast Millwall have shown admirable loyalty to him, letting him bring 8 new players in, in January alone, which has made no difference, and it may be too late now, with the deficit they have to make up.
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PS - the Obika thing was completely different3 -
Steve Lomas is still available if they want to replace Holloway.7
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For goodness sake don't publicise it even more, Berylson might get to hear. We need him in situ for Good Friday!1
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Are you a closet spanner ??!!ShootersHillGuru said:I think Ollie's position might be untenable if they lose on Saturday at home to Norwich. I think fan power might see him removed. Would give a new man (Harris ? ) ten games to turn it around. Not easy but possible.
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Just pointing out what happened. That is all.cabbles said:
Alright, alright News Shopper. Jumping to the defence of MillwallNews Shopper said:
They did try to get him in the summer but he didn't want to sign, thought he could get a deal at Fulham instead and that didn't happen.cabbles said:
It's things like going back for that Stefan Maihofer. They had him on loan at the back end of last season. If he was any good surely they would've made the deal permanent in the summer. Yet they wait until Jan this season to take him back on loan.killerandflash said:Holloway is coming across exactly the same as in his final days with Palace, a beaten man, with no idea how to turn things around. His post match comments are of a man resigned to failure.
Palace sadly replaced him with plenty of the season remaining for Pulis to do his stuff.
By contrast Millwall have shown admirable loyalty to him, letting him bring 8 new players in, in January alone, which has made no difference, and it may be too late now, with the deficit they have to make up.
:-)
PS - the Obika thing was completely different0 -
nope.Anna_Kissed said:Is 'Let's all laugh at someone's misfortune' the best response that people can come up with? It isn't working out for this guy at the moment, just as it wasn't for Bob Peters.
Let's hope that we can beat Millwall, and beat them well. How about we leave it at that?1
