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I wonder how many of the last 60 odd years I'd have been bothered about the Albion persistently hanging on to a mid-table position in division 1/premier league?

Something at the back of my mind tells me something about the rules of the National League (or Conference or whatever it was then) not allowing clubs without a ground to join, no ground sharing or something, so we would not have been allowed into 'division 5' if we had finished 92nd. in the...

uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Like this? Edit: see I've been bearen to it! :(

Plus of course, with the club's insistance on 'undisclosed' we don't know how much of a net loss or gain we made on players who moved through - for instance, AFAIK, the likes od Mlakar, Baluta and Dreyer are still ou there somewhere playing professional football. Presumably we sold them - but...

Good move - it'll stop anybody else strengthening their teams ......................... very innovative of the new management.

I have long since learned that any statement ending , fact. - or sometimes . Fact. - is likely to be bullshit. This rarely turns out to be wrong, and today isn't one of those rare occasions.

.... and I'm sure he'll do just as well for you.

You really are an idiot. Next you'll be claiming you've got a better sea-front - and that would be a more realistic shout.

Yep, I'm on it. :lolol:

Well, actually yes, they are. Considerably. But don't let that stop you posting crap ................ on second thoughts, yes, do let it stop you posting crap.

Why would it take 24 months? 12 should be enough, shirley.

Molumby and Connolly's caps not count then?

Yes - and Gary Neville, Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton, Paul Ince. I never said that the qualifications would make him a good manager, just that he had the qualifications of having been a top player, same as many others. Could go either way of course, though given how many managers turned the job...

He has some managerial experience, but yes, he's probably got the job largely on the justification that he was a top footballer. So pretty much the same as the likes of Keegan, Dalgleish, Hughes, Parker and Lampard, to name a few.

Acccording to the BBC, "Parish said he was "delighted"........." Surely that should have been 'relieved'?

..... or maybe he could go to Spurs, a slightly bigger and better club? 'Arry fer Palliss, innit .............