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I would imagine they have someone permanent lined up in order to assess and review before the window opens.
Yep, and Megson has said he's up for the challenge. He says his previous experience in relegation dogfights will stand him in good stead.
RFA
PS: That is an exclusive. You heard it here first.
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
These videos.... The poor little loves, the worst time at the club for their whole ten years of support and they're crying because they're getting beaten by teams that contain players they haven't heard of.
What a bunch of weapons. I'm gonna start calling Stamford Bridge 'The Armoury'
The regular hours on Radio 2 means he can have the picket fence, and regular visits to watch Chelsea, which he began supporting in the mid-Nineties despite knowing nothing about football. Excluded from conversations about the beautiful game, the focused Vine decided he needed to learn. "I wasn't able to name a Premiership player then. I knew nothing about it and confess that I started going to Chelsea because it was close and convenient. Instead of thinking 'I'm going to try a couple of matches', I thought 'I'm going to get a season ticket and do it properly for a whole season, because until the end of that I won't know. I honestly had that moment of 'Oh my goodness, this is great!'" Now, he can trade football banter with the best of them.
'I'm 18 with a bullet.Got my finger on the trigger,I'm gonna pull it.."
Love,Peace and Fook Chelski!
More like 20StoneOfHoop now.
Let's face it I'm not getting any thinner.
Pass the cake and pies please.
The regular hours on Radio 2 means he can have the picket fence, and regular visits to watch Chelsea, which he began supporting in the mid-Nineties despite knowing nothing about football. Excluded from conversations about the beautiful game, the focused Vine decided he needed to learn. "I wasn't able to name a Premiership player then. I knew nothing about it and confess that I started going to Chelsea because it was close and convenient. Instead of thinking 'I'm going to try a couple of matches', I thought 'I'm going to get a season ticket and do it properly for a whole season, because until the end of that I won't know. I honestly had that moment of 'Oh my goodness, this is great!'" Now, he can trade football banter with the best of them.
It’s easy to knock Vine, but I was exactly the same with the whole gymkhana scene. I wasn’t happy just buying a pony and a horse box, I bought the Landy, the Hunter wellies, bought a weekend place in the Cotswolds; the whole fu cking shebang. I now write a column for Fox and Hound and have Black Beauty as my mobile ring tone. It’s infectious.
'Somebody once said to me, "The problem is that Chelsea doesn't have a Beckham," in other words a single figure who symbolises the team. But we did. It was you. As Lynette tells her ex-husband Tom in a moving scene in Desperate Housewives, it was always you.'
Does he read Steve Bruce for literary inspiration?
Suddenly watching the Tories slowly dismantling the BBC doesn't look so bad.
Jeremy Clarkson's the same. Up to about three years ago he professed that he hated and didn't get football in every other column in his various rags, referring to "footballists" and the like.
Now, according to him, he's always been a dyed-in-the-wool Chelsea fan who's been watching them since the 1970 cup final, despite growing up in Rotherham and going to school in Derbyshire.
The most embarrassing fans in the game. Absolutely cringe-worthy.
At what other club could a national paper manage to find enough homemade posters and banners to justify a special feature? They're an extraordinary bunch.
They aren't even the standard of a primary school project.
Still, Ken Bates would be disgusted at the leniency. Nothing confiscated by stewards? No life bans? No electric shock fences? Not even a mild tazering?
Pretty much sum up all that's wrong with modern football A4 pieces of paper with hearts and kisses for ex managers, women wearing "mourinio" T shirts, posh boys who go but only because they live around the corner, have never played the game either and couldn't even tell you who david speedie was , fans who are outraged because they cant be at Bournemouth yet were champions the season before divs on sky sports singing songs they made up about being dynamo
its not just them, Man Utd & Sniverpool are just the same , its brilliant watching them all fall apart and there fans crying , long ma it continue apart from the year 1992 /93 I don't think ive enjoyed a Premier league season as much
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
Far be it for anyone to advocate eugenics, but in the interests of society as a whole surely Scumford Bridge should be used for missile testing one Saturday afternoon.
This is truly exceptional. The channel that keeps giving.
“I’ve completely lost it” — Tell me about it, mate. Roman out, sack the board…the kn ob’s spun ked £1bn+ on your poxy, two-bob club, you fuc king div; you wouldn’t be anywhere without him. I love it when he angrily demands Abramovich leave the club.
Genuinely worrying is the revelation that this clown is studying at University! Is he doing his football badge at Frank Sinclair's Soccer school in Chessington?
“I’ve completely lost it” — Tell me about it, mate. Roman out, sack the board…the kn ob’s spun ked £1bn+ on your poxy, two-bob club, you fuc king div; you wouldn’t be anywhere without him. I love it when he angrily demands Abramovich leave the club.
Genuinely worrying is the revelation that this clown is studying at University! Is he doing his football badge at Frank Sinclair's Soccer school in Chessington?
To be fair, he has 'completely lost it'.
The poor little soldier. I hope his mum puts an extra dollop of jam in his ready brek tomorrow - he needs it.
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