Cable Forum - Football Season 2013/14 & Summer Window

Oh well. It's my opinion and I set out my reasons for that opinion. I don't need to justify it to the vast majority of England supporters. I am not the head of the FA.

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, taking an unemployed manager rather than the best man for the job & failing to qualify for major tournaments and fans of clubs having to endure relegation and the likes of glen roader and Avram grant longer than necessary. For me it's such a bad idea it could have come straight from sepp Blatter.

A more balanced way would be to adjust the rule slightly so that you can only change club once per season.

They'll have a choice of both internal candidates or managers that have yet to change to a FIFA registered club in that season. If you take a employed manager then you're screwing over the club they were a manager off and the whole thing cycles round.

TheDaddy

05-03-2014 20:41

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35678106)

Oh well. It's my opinion and I set out my reasons for that opinion. I don't need to justify it to the vast majority of England supporters. I am not the head of the FA.

A more balanced way would be to adjust the rule slightly so that you can only change club once per season.

They'll have a choice of both internal candidates or managers that have yet to change to a FIFA registered club in that season. If you take a employed manager then you're screwing over the club they were a manager off and the whole thing cycles round.

There aren't many clubs that change managers more than once per season are there?

denphone

06-03-2014 10:12

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Fulham have.

denphone

06-03-2014 14:12

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Queens Park Rangers announce £65m loss in 2013 accounts.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26468560

denphone

06-03-2014 16:21

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Jack Wilshere out for six weeks after breaking foot in Denmark win.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26470890

Not what Arsenal wanted.

thenry

06-03-2014 17:28

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fantastic! just a bruise my ass!

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Man City ready to bid for Messi. 165m£ buy-out clause plus pay of £380k-a-week

http://www.elconfidencial.com/deport...e-messi_97928/

last attempts before he signs a new deal at Barca.

denphone

06-03-2014 18:39

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Not a hope in hell of it happening.

Hom3r

06-03-2014 19:24

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A South African boy had the night of his life after running onto the pitch at the end of a friendly match against Brazil in Soweto.

http://news.sky.com/story/1221749/br...h-invaders-day

colin25

07-03-2014 05:31

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35678355)

http://news.sky.com/story/1221749/br...h-invaders-day

nice touch.

Cobbydaler

08-03-2014 04:41

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Oh for another Matt Le Tissier, he was never tempted by big name clubs and big pay cheques...

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Manchester United are reportedly set to break the bank and offer a remarkable £30 million for Southampton 18-year old Luke Shaw, according to the Daily Star.

Shaw's future is up in the air following some fantastic performances for Southampton and his recent call-up to the England squad did nothing to deter suitors away from him. The left-back has been impressive every game and he has a number of suitors across the Premier League.

Manchester United are willing to offer Shaw a stunning £75,000-a-week to join them in the summer.

http://bit.ly/1cD51YX

denphone

08-03-2014 06:06

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From what l hear Cobby Luke Shaw is a Chelsea fan.

Cobbydaler

08-03-2014 06:11

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35678622)

From what l hear Cobby Luke Shaw is a Chelsea fan.

Yes, as the article linked goes on to say.

Club loyalty is dead though :(