(02-09-2012 12:59 )HannahsPet Wrote: [ -> ]must say the football legue show is a load of crap !!! thought we would have had more than 2 mins for yesterdays dirty leeds game they only showed the goals even they said was one of the games of the day. least they didnt have kean on at end
You'll need to get used to that, I'd be surprised if we got more than 8 minutes coverage for the whole of last season
Yeah, welcome to life outside the prem. We didn't even feature once on the football league show, Another week our goals were out of sequence. I think it;s because they know most football league supporters actually go and watch their sides.
Could be worse, ITV could have the rights, then the programme would be on at 3:00 in the morning. Mind you, moaning about lack of coverage is not restricted to us Football League fans. I follow Gary Lineker on Twitter, and every week he posts the running order on MOTD, then he gets abuse from fans going "Why do you hate us/ Why are we always last/ never first?"
think i might have to get used to it cant see us going up anytime soon with that muppet in charge
Never a dull moment with Swindon boss Paolo di Canio around. This time he's publicly attacking his goalkeeper Wes Foderingham after he made a mistake on Saturday and substituted him after 21 minutes. He called Foderingham "crappy" and "arrogant" and demanded he apologise publicly to the fans. di Canio is making even Glenn Hoddle's man-management skills look good, as this is the third player he's attacked in public in a year.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/...indon-town
Next thing you know he'll be giving a fascist salute
(03-09-2012 14:40 )Stillroom Rock Wrote: [ -> ]Next thing you know he'll be giving a fascist salute
Oh come on now. That's about as likely to happen as, er, Paolo pushing a referee over
Political views aside, he does add a bit of something to modern day football.
After every defeat (and they are becoming more regular) I have to listen to Dean Holdsworth spout bollocks like “crossing the line, key moments in the game, punished for not doing the basics and all the good work being undone”. All clichés that are frankly boring and far from the truth. To many managers these days try to be positive, not many give players the hair-dryer treatment any more, so if a little wild, at least Di Canio can actually offer a break from the norm.
^^^^^ holloway is the same and would be great to have blackpool back in the premier league next season telling how it is.
steve kean has not his 3 deadline signings play live but shebby singh has so they must be world class then
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19487663
Yeah i saw that
i really hope they are a sucess now so he cant take any credit for them