Parjudas or Colin?

who do you want down?

Poll ended at 04 Apr 2007 12:56
Colin
68
69%
Parjudas
13
13%
other
17
17%
 
Total votes: 98
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Parjudas or Colin?

by aaronrfc » 03 Apr 2007 12:56

assuming watford and west ham are as good as down, who would you rather see go down, Parjudas, Colin, or another. personally id rather see sheffield go down, everything about the club is a disgrace, especially the manager. there is not a single man in football i hate more. (though mourinho gives him a run for his money). so would you rather it be the traitor or the Tw@t?

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by lozz2601 » 03 Apr 2007 12:56

Colin.
Face just makes me want to hit him.
Plus all the little "comments" hes made about us this season.

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by RG30 » 03 Apr 2007 12:58

Reading fans obsessed with Neil Warnock shock :shock:

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by lozz2601 » 03 Apr 2007 13:00

hardly obsessed.

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by Y21 » 03 Apr 2007 13:00

RG30 Reading fans obsessed with Neil Warnock shock :shock:


He started it... ;)


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by T.R.O.L.I. » 03 Apr 2007 13:01

Paul Jewell for me - for the simple reason that Charlton and Sheffield Utd are closer than Wigan.

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by savage 4 england » 03 Apr 2007 13:01

Reading fans not obsessed with Pardew shock :shock:

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by jetsetwilly » 03 Apr 2007 13:08

Strange isn't it, but since he left West Ham there seems to have been a definite reduction in the hatred being projected by Reading Fans at Pardew. I would certainly sooner see West Ham relegated over Charlton. Would like to see Warnock gone but Sheffield United staying up !
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by Ginger Ninjas » 03 Apr 2007 13:21

jetsetwilly Strange isn't it, but since he left West Ham there seems to have been a definite reduction in the hatred being projected by Reading Fans at Pardew. I would certainly sooner see West Ham relegated over Charlton. Would like to see Warnock got but Sheffield United staying up !


Completely agree with this. Whilst I dislike Mourinho and Colin equally, i'm not really bothered by the Sheffield Utd players or fans, whereas I'd rather not to have to see Frank, John, Joe et al constantly moaning at the Madejski again.


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by Yorkshire Royal » 03 Apr 2007 13:26

I like Neil Warnock.. He's funny... You guys have really got to get over him.. We need more personalities in football... For the same reason I also like Jose still (just...)

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by Ginger Ninjas » 03 Apr 2007 13:27

Yorkshire Royal I like Neil Warnock.. He's funny... You guys have really got to get over him.. We need more personalities in football... For the same reason I also like Jose still (just...)


There's 'personality' an there's telling your players to gout and break players' legs. If I could be bothered to dig it up, the Martin Samuel article (as published in the Whiff) is a good read.

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by anR » 03 Apr 2007 13:29

I feel slightly sorry for how West Ham got rid of him. If I were a Hammer I expect I'd still be puking out the same long streak of blood that started as soon as the Icelandic rumours began. I'm a bit nervous of our game on Monday and think he's breathing new life into Charlton.

But Colin is just a oxf*rd...

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by Yorkshire Royal » 03 Apr 2007 13:32

Ginger Ninjas There's 'personality' an there's telling your players to gout and break players' legs. If I could be bothered to dig it up, the Martin Samuel article (as published in the Whiff) is a good read.


YAWN

The Martin Samuel article was conjecture based on 2nd hand sources. If it's the one I was thinking about. The accepted time was with Gary Kelly and to Kevin Blackwell and Colin was misquoted.

For god's sake, he's passionate about the club he has been a life long fan and got promoted to the Premiership. Nothing wrong with a spot of passion. We all love Steve Coppell, but if every team was managed by someone like him can you imagine how boring MOTD and the Sunday papers would be...

So, in a nutshell, get over it...

Shouldn't this thread be in General Football anyway...


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by SpaceCruiser » 03 Apr 2007 13:46

I want Wigan, Wet Sham and Charlton to go down. But as Watford look very much likely to be relegated, so I'll plump for Wet Sham and Charlton.

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by Huntley & Palmer » 03 Apr 2007 13:50

I will be happy for Pardew to keep Charlton up, a draw on Monday would please me

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by Dr Hfuhruhurr » 03 Apr 2007 13:52

Sheffield United for me.
Mainly because Warnock is the Premiership's weakest manager and for that fact alone, it would be appropriate for him and his team to be relegated.

I would like West Ham to stay up so that the clubs 'new signings' dont have any excuse to jump ship.

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by Alan Partridge » 03 Apr 2007 13:53

where's the couldn't give a shiny shite option?

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by No Hoops » 03 Apr 2007 15:24

Huntley & Palmer I will be happy for Pardew to keep Charlton up, a draw on Monday would please me


I said that in another thread. I think I gave aaronrfc an idea for a Poll.

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by aaronrfc » 03 Apr 2007 16:12

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Huntley & Palmer I will be happy for Pardew to keep Charlton up, a draw on Monday would please me


I said that in another thread. I think I gave aaronrfc an idea for a Poll.

actually what gave me the idea was a family arguement on this topic, when i was happy thet sheff u lost and charlton won. 4 of us said we'd rather warnock goes down. 2 said theyd' rather AP goes down

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by Behindu » 03 Apr 2007 16:26

Looking at this purely from a Royals perspective I would prefer Charlton, West Ham and Watford to go down.

If West Ham manage to stay up they will be a much stronger force next season. I believe Charlton will be as well. I don't rate Warnock as a manager and suspect that they will fall foul of the 'second season syndrome' and get relegated quite comfprtably next year along with 2 of the 3 promoted sides.

So for our benefit next season I'd like the weaker of the sides to stay up for another season....

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