"I'm not suited to Bolton or Blackburn, I would be more suited to Inter Milan or Real Madrid"
The words of Sam Allardyce this week only days after declaring his intent (again) to one day manage England.
The very same Sam Allardyce who signed (amongst others) Geremi, Mark Viduka, Alan Smith, David Rozehnal, Claudio Cacapa, and Joey Barton for Newcastle.
The very same Sam Allardyce who had a win % in his time at Newcastle of 33.33% - compare that to Souness (43.37%) and Gullit (34.61%)
The man who managed us to a 1 v 4 home loss to Portsmouth and a 0 v 1 defeat at Derby who went on to break the Premiership record for the least total number of points in a season.
The man who dished up some of the worst football I have ever seen in my entire life.
Why do the national press give this bloke so much positive air time? I heard a national sport radio presenter last week call for Fat Sam to replace Capello and that was AFTER England's two qualifying wins.
I despair!
Good luck at Everton boys!
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Comments
Posted by LS on 09/17/2010
Personally I blame Arsene Wenger...
Posted by Lyle on 09/18/2010
Another one bites the dust, quick call for the men in the white coats,one deluded sole to pick up and go.
Posted by Wallsend Stu on 09/18/2010
This bloke needs to keep off the mind altering chemicals.
Posted by Atko on 09/21/2010
what a c he is, self aggrandizing prick, what are his managerial accomplishments, establishing bolton in the prem, and cacking up newcastle. His level is relegation battlers, thats were is tactics work and are put to good effect, long may he rot there
Posted by James on 09/23/2010
Feck big fat sam! He's useless! Can't figure out why he's talked up for the England job.
On another note, what a game today!!!
Posted by Allantino on 09/23/2010
Sam is a joker... he can say what he wants since he will never get the job there to prove his statements... hahaha
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Marc Duffy is a National Account Manager in the alcoholic drinks industry - a career in alcohol was obviously the natural step after following Newcastle United for all of his 32 years. Marc blames his father for his obsession with Newcastle United - since attending his first game at the age of 4 Marc has endured many ups and downs, and despite the lack of silverware remains positive that a trophy will be won at some point in his lifetime! (Wait, does the Intertoto cup not count?) Follow Marc on Twitter @MarcSDuffy
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