Gary Neville sacks Phil Neville!

[dubzerino]

Didn't take long for him to stamp his authority according to sources.

 

[JoshBCFC]

Didn't take long for him to stamp his authority → dubzerinho put a link here which i will edit it out because quite frankly it is the worst pile of shit ever to be seen in the eternity of the universe

The same website says that Villa are to be double relegated.

Seems a trustworthy source.

 

[JoshBCFC]

And you were the same guy who said Sturridge was injured for the season which was obviously correct...

 

[Stagat]

dubzerino:

- we don't need a new thread for every spoof article you publish on your website. Nor a single one that collates them either, before you get any ideas.

- even if we did, shortening the links makes people less likely to click them. And if you're being honest with yourself, shortening them is you admitting that people wouldn't click them if they knew where they went to.

- just spend less time spamming and more time writing better content really, mate.

Is my advice.

 

[Super_horns]

Valencia and England experiences seem to have put off Neville from coaching again for a while:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37341354

 

[irish-stu]

Valencia and England experiences seem to have put off Neville from coaching again for a while:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37341354

Saw this myself today, no bloody wonder English coaches are thin on the ground when they just get dumped at first failure. Possibly went too big too soon but fair play for trying.

 

[Abertawe]

Saw this myself today, no bloody wonder English coaches are thin on the ground when they just get dumped at first failure. Possibly went too big too soon but fair play for trying.

English coaches are thin on the ground because ex big name players like Neville arrogantly assume positions that they're not qualified for. If Neville was really serious then he'd take up a position away from the limelight and put the work in. Working to the financial constraints of a lower league club & dealing with players that are lesser skilled than you're used to is testing yourself, jetting off to sunny Valencia to work for your billionaire mate isn't. I said it before he took up a position with England & Valencia, great pundit but not a manager in a million years.

 

[irish-stu]

English coaches are thin on the ground because ex big name players like Neville arrogantly assume positions that they're not qualified for. If Neville was really serious then he'd take up a position away from the limelight and put the work in. Working to the financial constraints of a lower league club & dealing with players that are lesser skilled than you're used to is testing yourself, jetting off to sunny Valencia to work for your billionaire mate isn't. I said it before he took up a position with England & Valencia, great pundit but not a manager in a million years.

I wont argue with anything you have said there, however its not like in Spain and Italy where you can coach a second division side or a smaller team and get an opportunity to manage a big club. No English coach starting at the bottom gets that chance. If they don't walk into a job they probably shouldn't get in first place then they wont get the chance at all for a lot of them.