Disaster

aj · Joined: 30 Jan 2008 Posts: 3

I hope keegan & wise have a disaster for the geordies,you dont deserve
success & were far too impatient in getting rid of Big sam.
My club Leeds are still a bigger club than you & were in league one !
I look forward to keegan walking out on your dismal club as he always
does when the going gets tough.

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nigeleeezzzz · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 54

On 30 Jan, 11:15, aj wrote:
> I hope keegan & wise have a disaster for the geordies,you dont deserve
> success & were far too impatient in getting rid of Big sam.
> My club Leeds are still a bigger club than you & were in league one !
> I look forward to keegan walking out on your dismal club as he always
> does when the going gets tough.

I'm a Leeds fan too, I wish Wise all the best at Newcastle. With Gus
he was doing a good job at Leeds and judging by how he managed to
persuade a lot of players to stay in the summer when we didn't even
know whether Leeds would exist this season, he'll do a decent job of
attracting players to Newcastle.

aj · Joined: 30 Jan 2008 Posts: 3

On Jan 30, 11:19 am, nigeleeezzzz wrote:
> On 30 Jan, 11:15, aj wrote:
>
> > I hope keegan & wise have a disaster for the geordies,you dont deserve
> > success & were far too impatient in getting rid of Big sam.
> > My club Leeds are still a bigger club than you & were in league one !
> > I look forward to keegan walking out on your dismal club as he always
> > does when the going gets tough.
>
> I'm a Leeds fan too, I wish Wise all the best at Newcastle. With Gus
> he was doing a good job at Leeds and judging by how he managed to
> persuade a lot of players to stay in the summer when we didn't even
> know whether Leeds would exist this season, he'll do a decent job of
> attracting players to Newcastle.

Wise walked out on Leeds before completing the job,if we gained
promotion then he left i would wish him all the best.
football is now a disreputable sport,the spirit of the game is being
ruined by money,what happened to good old fashioned loyalty & seeing
the job through?

Ikie Cabolacov · Joined: 07 Jan 2008 Posts: 9

On Wed, 30 Jan 2008 03:27:51 -0800 (PST), aj
wrote:

>On Jan 30, 11:19 am, nigeleeezzzz wrote:
>> On 30 Jan, 11:15, aj wrote:
>>
>> > I hope keegan & wise have a disaster for the geordies,you dont deserve
>> > success & were far too impatient in getting rid of Big sam.
>> > My club Leeds are still a bigger club than you & were in league one !
>> > I look forward to keegan walking out on your dismal club as he always
>> > does when the going gets tough.
>>
>> I'm a Leeds fan too, I wish Wise all the best at Newcastle. With Gus
>> he was doing a good job at Leeds and judging by how he managed to
>> persuade a lot of players to stay in the summer when we didn't even
>> know whether Leeds would exist this season, he'll do a decent job of
>> attracting players to Newcastle.
>
>Wise walked out on Leeds before completing the job,if we gained
>promotion then he left i would wish him all the best.
>football is now a disreputable sport,the spirit of the game is being
>ruined by money,what happened to good old fashioned loyalty & seeing
>the job through?

Leeds will always be hampered while your chairman still runs the shop.
I actually hope Leeds do well. The Yorkshire half of my family are all
Leeds fans.
Wise knows while the crook is in charge you will always be running on
a shoestring budget.
Lets hope a local rich guy steps in for them.There are plenty of them
in Leeds but alas they all probably support Spurs.;o)

--Ikie

nigeleeezzzz · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 54

On 30 Jan, 11:27, aj wrote:
> On Jan 30, 11:19 am, nigeleeezzzz wrote:
>
> > On 30 Jan, 11:15, aj wrote:
>
> > > I hope keegan & wise have a disaster for the geordies,you dont deserve
> > > success & were far too impatient in getting rid of Big sam.
> > > My club Leeds are still a bigger club than you & were in league one !
> > > I look forward to keegan walking out on your dismal club as he always
> > > does when the going gets tough.
>
> > I'm a Leeds fan too, I wish Wise all the best at Newcastle. With Gus
> > he was doing a good job at Leeds and judging by how he managed to
> > persuade a lot of players to stay in the summer when we didn't even
> > know whether Leeds would exist this season, he'll do a decent job of
> > attracting players to Newcastle.
>
> Wise walked out on Leeds before completing the job,if we gained
> promotion then he left i would wish him all the best.
> football is now a disreputable sport,the spirit of the game is being
> ruined by money,what happened to good old fashioned loyalty & seeing
> the job through?

That went out the window when the premiership sold out to Murdochs
zillions.

Andrew McGovern · Joined: 09 Oct 2007 Posts: 7

I hope your loved ones die a painful and prolonged death.

Tappy Lappy · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 219

"Andrew McGovern" wrote in message $801.471@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
>I hope your loved ones die a painful and prolonged death.
With any luck you won't be around to see it.

"Eyan The Mackem \ · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 385

"aj" wrote in message @m34g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
>I hope keegan & wise have a disaster for the geordies,you dont deserve
> success & were far too impatient in getting rid of Big sam.
> My club Leeds are still a bigger club than you & were in league one !
> I look forward to keegan walking out on your dismal club as he always
> does when the going gets tough.

Even a mackem will say Leeds were never, or ever will be as big as
Newcastle!

Or Sunderland for that matter

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