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djmc0 · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:20

jakeke said:
Slandering somebody is nothing, not shaking their hand is the end of football society. Remember

What? Remember what?

How can you compare slander to not shaking someones hand? FFS :rolleyes:

Rabid Wolf · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:20

Tummy said:
Yeah saw this afternoon, can't say it's a suprise.

Bad football, not having a clue and just awful basically.

I think Sean Mc < youth coach will be in charge I expect for a couple of games, the chair man said he's not going to rush into anything. He did very well when our last manager was sacked and is a fans favorite.

Who do I think will get it? no clue, whoever wants it? can't imagine there would be a massive list.

I've written a letter + printing some shots of my FM game off, and sending that in to apply for the job though

Expect a letter along the lines of "Thank you for your application and we let you know shortly" followed by "We feel you are over qualified and do not have the funds to pay your wages"

What are they saying on Sky? would watch it but Redknapp annoys me too much.

Tummy · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:21

I don't care who you are, you should always shake hands with your opposite manager.

Tummy · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:21

Rabid Wolf said:
Expect a letter along the lines of "Thank you for your application and we let you know shortly" followed by "We feel you are over qualified and do not have the funds to pay your wages"

djmc0 · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:21

Tummy said:
I don't care who you are, you should always shake hands with your opposite manager.

Why?

Peg · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:21

djmc0 said:
Are you excusing what Pardew did? I'm not excusing what Wenger did in that situation, but Pardew was out of order.

And Mourinho called him a Voyer. Wenger gets a bad names at times when he doesn't deserve it IMO, although I am no doubt wearing blinkers.

Pardew just celebrated his team scoring. Wenger threw his toys out of the pram because his team just let a goal in. Wenger may be a good manager but he does not have any class.

jakeke · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:22

djmc0 said:
What? Remember what?

How can you compare slander to not shaking someones hand? FFS

I was joking, I completely disagree with it all. It seems as though the English media just try and get hits at Wenger whenever they can, it's boring. They twist situations. I saw Hughes shouting at Wenger on the touchline and it didn't look like he was saying nice things, I wouldn't have shook his hand either

Tummy · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:24

djmc0 said:
Why?

Just respect.
You should always show respect to your opposite manager imo.

Even if they've been a ****, like Hughes was.

Peg · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:25

jakeke said:
I was joking, I completely disagree with it all. It seems as though the English media just try and get hits at Wenger whenever they can, it's boring. They twist situations. I saw Hughes shouting at Wenger on the touchline and it didn't look like he was saying nice things, I wouldn't have shook his hand either

He would have shaken hands if Arsenal won though. Whatever Hughes said is just a smokescreen for a bad loser to hide behind. ( I am surprised Wenger saw Hughes shout at him

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djmc0 · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:26

Peg said:
He would have shaken hands if Arsenal won though. Whatever Hughes said is just a smokescreen for a bad loser to hide behind. ( I am surprised Wenger saw Hughes shout at him )

Mate, you seem to have a very unhealthy hate towards Arsene Wenger. Why is that?

jakeke · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:26

Peg said:
He would have shaken hands if Arsenal won though. Whatever Hughes said is just a smokescreen for a bad loser to hide behind. ( I am surprised Wenger saw Hughes shout at him )

He has said since he wouldn't have shook his hand regardless. It happened in the first half I think, so it wasn't a heat of the moment decision.

bloodline76 · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:27

djmc0 said:
Well there is rumours that Hughes said some un-savoury things to Wenger, but they are rumours. I still stand by my comment, of course you have a right to shake hands or not shake hands with whoever you want.

Yeah apparently he said something when Hughes came over into his technical area to get the ball. So I think he has the right not to shake the man by the hand if he wasnt respectful during the game.

You cant say something about the mans character without knowing the full truth.

jakeke · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:27

Tummy said:
Just respect.
You should always show respect to your opposite manager imo.

Even if they've been a ****, like Hughes was.

Hughes looked like he was being far more disrespectful than declining a hand shake would be (in my rankings)

Peg · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:30

djmc0 said:
Mate, you seem to have a very unhealthy hate towards Arsene Wenger. Why is that?

I don't dislike him anymore than Fergie, Benitez, or any other manager of a so called top 4 club. No one posted saying they were class though. If someone posted saying they were classy guys no doubt I would be pointing out examples of them having no class. I have not even mentioned Pizzagate yet neither.

djmc0 · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:31

Peg said:
I don't dislike him anymore than Fergie, Benitez, or any other manager of a so called top 4 club. No one posted saying they were class though. If someone posted saying they were classy guys no doubt I would be pointing out examples of them having no class. I have not even mentioned Pizzagate yet neither.

What has 'Pizzagate' got to do with Wenger? That was the players.

djmc0 · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:34

jakeke said:
I was joking, I completely disagree with it all. It seems as though the English media just try and get hits at Wenger whenever they can, it's boring. They twist situations. I saw Hughes shouting at Wenger on the touchline and it didn't look like he was saying nice things, I wouldn't have shook his hand either

Sorry.

My sarcasm detector must be malfunctioning

red11 · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:36

Villa fully deserved the 3 points yesterday, I just thought our line up was all wrong from kick off. Park should be put in a box and mailed back to South Korea. The guy is a useless excuse for a footballer. Obertan could have started on the left. I also thought it was a bit strange playing a 5 man midfield at home, Rooney should have started with Berbatov up front with him. Pretty pathetic dive too, and rightly carded for it. And for all you Liverpool fans foaming at the mouth at Rooney diving, it was great reading all your comments about Gerrard's dive last week. But oh there was none. Because Gerrard never dives does he. And Rafa's guarantee of a top 4 spot? He's having a laugh. Long may his tenure continue.

Peg · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:37

djmc0 said:
What has 'Pizzagate' got to do with Wenger? That was the players.

Wenger was involved as well. Funny how these incidents never happen when Arsenal have won. Other managers have there differences during the game but always manage a handshake at the end of a game. My definition of class is clearly different to yours.

djmc0 · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:38

Peg said:
Wenger was involved as well. Funny how these incidents never happen when Arsenal have won. Other managers have there differences during the game but always manage a handshake at the end of a game. My definition of class is clearly different to yours.

Indeed it does. How about we leave it there, as I do not want to drawn into an argument. Eh?

CliffyBiro · 13 Dec 2009 at 18:38

Lasagnegate on the other hand.... Wenger was the chef.

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