šŸ¤ The Appointment Race

Blackā€™s bad back

He got the sack

Been here too long, hope heā€™s not back

Yeah, heā€™s let loose

From the noose

Les kept him hanging about

He wants a gig at Sky

Cos heā€™s been getting high

On back pain medication heā€™s not gonna die

Heā€™s got nine lives

Catā€™s eyes

Abusing all the players and runnin wild

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He could have been Black and in a wheelchair.

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Ryan Giggs NOT interested in Swansea job.

Now thatā€™ a turn up. New tactic. Donā€™t appear desperate for every job going and you might become desirable?

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Oh wow, you thought Barry, Heisenberg and the cast of Fiverweb were bad, look at the replies to his tweetā€¦

Shame.

Another week he could have been at Chelseaā€¦

Woahā€¦first sacked from Everton job and now appointed to The Netherlandā€™s jobā€¦from one failing team to another.

Hernadez the owner of Air Asia is mad

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https://twitter.com/jamie17saints/status/998823241446821888

Something of a coup for West Ham. Thatā€™s a title winning manager, going to the London Stadium. Thisā€™ll go one of two ways. Karen and the Dildo Brothers will actually live up to whatever pitch theyā€™ve bunged him, and the Hammers should do well.

Option two is that theyā€™ve fed him a load of old shite, and heā€™ll end up walking or getting sacked next year because of it.

Option one carries its own risk. They could up doing a Pompey or QPR (anyone seeing the similarity there) and spend a fuckload of money they donā€™t have, buying shit they donā€™t need. The London Stadium could soon be hosting League One games :lou_sunglasses:

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Iā€™ve heard he prefers some nice family business.

They will fuck it up

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Absolutely! Just read this (from this BBC article) :-

West Ham will give new manager Manuel Pellegrini a larger budget this summer than they have ā€œspent in any window in the pastā€, says co-owner David Gold.

The Chilean, confirmed as Hammers boss on Tuesday, has targeted ā€œfour or fiveā€ players to help the club avoid a repeat of last seasonā€™s relegation struggle.

Gold, 81, says West Ham will make a record level of investment.

ā€œWe will probably spend more money in this window than weā€™ve spent in any window in the past,ā€ Gold said.