Pundits.

[LeeB]

Another fat bellend who spends most of the time spouting shit about lording it up with celebs and drinking champagne. Fuck off you detestable that.

You did well to hold yourself back at the end there.

[SoccerHQ]

I always think of these pundits like Wilkins...the amount of b***ocks and lazy cliches they spout on radio and tv time and again and yet they keep getting prominent positions in Football. What makes people think they suddenly start saying insightful and logical things on the training pitch and dressing room?

[Lsvilla]

The players must be distraught at being organised into an effective, point winning unit inside 5 days by the unproven foreigner. Beside themselves.

I love this succinct analysis of how much a wanker Wilkins must be to try to comment about what amounts to his doing in the face of this evidence, which even Jenas recognised.

[villan from luton]

Iwas actually pleased when Wilkins was taken on, but thank feck he is out if that is the way he feels.

[Steve67]

He accepts no responsibility for our current plight whatsoever. Complete ostrich. I used to like him but now I realize that he's a sound bite has been.

[villan from luton]

He certainly aint my buddy no more, boring cockernee twat

[LTA]

His behaviour at Chelsea a few weeks ago told me all I need to know about his desire to improve Aston Villa. 

The ultimate con man.  Happy to turn up at Bodymoor and pick up a big cheque for doing bugger all.  He wouldn't have lost any sleep over Villa being relegated.

[adrenachrome]

Another fat bellend who spends most of the time spouting shit about lording it up with celebs and drinking champagne. Fuck off you detestable that.

You did well to hold yourself back at the end there.

Although it does give a new meaning to the expression "this, that and the other".

The fat fuckwit has gone now, but questions about the grey matter of those who created the conditions for his appointment remain.

[Nastylee]

Another fat bellend who spends most of the time spouting shit about lording it up with celebs and drinking champagne. Fuck off you detestable that.

You did well to hold yourself back at the end there.

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[mr underhill]

the consensus seems to be that you should give a manager as long as it takes to be mathematically certain of relegation before firing him/her. I see that Tim has turned down the Blackburn job, thus paving the way for TSM2.Obviously the £2m compo and odd bits of punditry is preferable to trying to manage again.

[Boz]

the consensus seems to be that you should give a manager as long as it takes to be mathematically certain of relegation before firing him/her. I see that Tim has turned down the Blackburn job, thus paving the way for TSM2.Obviously the £2m compo and odd bits of punditry is preferable to trying to manage again.

I think he is hoping to get one of the London vacancies, and take them into a lower division 

[footyskillz]

Martin laursen spoke very well again about villa and said it was his best time in his career. He also outright said it was right for Tim Sherwood to be sacked and it gives plently of time to turn the situation around. It was on talk sport on Saturday morning.
Laursen was a great player and is q decent pundit too.

[Steve67]

the consensus seems to be that you should give a manager as long as it takes to be mathematically certain of relegation before firing him/her. I see that Tim has turned down the Blackburn job, thus paving the way for TSM2.Obviously the £2m compo and odd bits of punditry is preferable to trying to manage again.

Sometimes, sacked Managers have it written into their contracts that they cannot work for another club for a particular period of time or they lose compo. Shame really, because the dream team of Sherwood, Ramsey and Wilkins would have had Blackburn roaring up the table to, well, probably around 20th.

[Villa in Denmark]

the consensus seems to be that you should give a manager as long as it takes to be mathematically certain of relegation before firing him/her. I see that Tim has turned down the Blackburn job, thus paving the way for TSM2.Obviously the £2m compo and odd bits of punditry is preferable to trying to manage again.

Sometimes, sacked Managers have it written into their contracts that they cannot work for another club for a particular period of time or they lose compo. Shame really, because the dream team of Sherwood, Ramsey and Wilkins would have had Blackburn roaring up the table to, well, probably around 20th.

They'd have definitely had them as a top 4 team. 


Top 4 in league on at the start of next season on alphabetical order that is.

[LTA]

the consensus seems to be that you should give a manager as long as it takes to be mathematically certain of relegation before firing him/her. I see that Tim has turned down the Blackburn job, thus paving the way for TSM2.Obviously the £2m compo and odd bits of punditry is preferable to trying to manage again.

"No chance of Tim Sherwood taking a lower league job.  Tim Sherwood only does Premier League".