Who selected Brendan?

[Trucker Paddy]

We had a poll on the MF, had you scabby fucks put your hand on your pocket we might have got AVB in.

[Paco]

street hawk

[Hand Shandy]

We had a poll on the MF, had you scabby fucks put your hand on your pocket we might have got AVB in.

Why didn't Rafa get back in then?

[Jonny83]

[Trucker Paddy]

Why didn't Rafa get back in then?

The rawk poll was ignored

[Hand Shandy]

Hahahaha!

[Major Tom]

Dynamo

[an tha]

The Intelligentsia

[polymerpunkah]

Ralph Wiggum

[xerxes]

Brendan’s appointment was a gamble, and one that has paid off. The odds were against, but you can never know how things will pan out, and a combination of skill, luck and opportunity have vindicated his selection. I think that Martinez would have done similarly well.

 

I have little doubt that he was selected as the most manageable of the candidates, and now he has grown into the job. Ayres and FSG will have been impressed by his pitch, but what then happens on the pitch is another matter.

 

The pressure on managers is unrelenting, and his success this season, ironically, probably gives him less margin for error next season. The PL opposition will be stronger next season, and a CL campaign is uncharted territory for Brendan, but he has seen off some distinguished competition since his appointment so far, and i suspect he will continue to do so.

[The Special One]

I don't know but whoever decided it was okay to call him B-Rod should be hung.

[Gym Beglin]

Billy Zane

[Mojo]

My mum. She said he had a nice smile and that was it

My mum liked his eyes and reminded her of Bob Paisley in his raincoat for Swansea

[Pureblood]

 

 

Brendan’s appointment was a gamble, and one that has paid off. The odds were against, but you can never know how things will pan out, and a combination of skill, luck and opportunity have vindicated his selection. I think that Martinez would have done similarly well.

 

I have little doubt that he was selected as the most manageable of the candidates, and now he has grown into the job. Ayres and FSG will have been impressed by his pitch, but what then happens on the pitch is another matter.

 

The pressure on managers is unrelenting, and his success this season, ironically, probably gives him less margin for error next season. The PL opposition will be stronger next season, and a CL campaign is uncharted territory for Brendan, but he has seen off some distinguished competition since his appointment so far, and i suspect he will continue to do so.

 

That's a really long name. 

[Major Tom]

I have little doubt that he was selected as the most manageable of the candidates.

I can't believe this shit is still being peddled by our fans.

 

He was chosen because he was talented not because he was some sort of puppet.

[Melchett]

RobbieF

[Anubis]

I'm sure he was involved in the selection process given his expertise in identifying top-level managers.

 

At least that's what he'll tell anyone who sticks a microphone within a hundred yards of him, the egotistical twat.

 

He was on Radio 5 yesterday morining chatting shit about Moyes getting sacked and how it was a financial decision.  What a pity he didn't show that level of insight within a month of appointing Hodgson. Fucking mewling quim.

[xerxes]

I can't believe this shit is still being peddled by our fans.

 

He was chosen because he was talented not because he was some sort of puppet.

Of course he had potential, which has subsequently been realised.

 

But it is naive to think that after the problems Ayre had with a legend like KK, and his decision to give the combatative LVG a swerve, that a manager with less PL experience than himself was going to be an easier fit.It has nothing to do with him being a puppet.

[Jose Jones]

Of course he had potential, which has subsequently been realised.

 

But it is naive to think that after the problems Ayre had with a legend like KK, and his decision to give the combatative LVG a swerve, that a manager with less PL experience than himself was going to be an easier fit.It has nothing to do with him being a puppet.

 

Do you think Ayre had anything to do with the decision?

I don't.

[Coro]

The club wanted Van Gaal as DoF but he wanted the manager's role. Rodgers did not want to work with a DoF.

 

I suspect Xerxes knows this but he'd rather distort things to get a rise out of people.

[skend04]

Do you think Ayre had anything to do with the decision?

I don't.

If it was Ayre he'd still be low balling Swansea and Hodgson would be in caretaker charge

[Bjornebye]

This fella had a say

 

[Bjornebye]

This fella had a say

 

 

[Bad Red Bull]

The Boss picks himself!

[Anubis]

Someone got hold of Top Trumps: European Football Club Managers and he was picked randomly.