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Thread: Who shall sup next from the poisoned chalice?
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Sipech
Shipmate
# 16870
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Sam Allardyce only lasted one game as the England men's football manager. It seems to be a career-ending job that gets more negative press than that of Labour leader.
Who will be next to drink from the cup that has finished off so many managers before them?
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Sioni Sais
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# 5713
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NOTA. Sir Clive Woodward.
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Imaginary Friend
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# 186
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Hope Powell??!! That's a brilliant idea!
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Welease Woderwick
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I suggest Geoffrey Boycott, not because he knows anything about soccer but just because if there is a poison chalice going then...
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Timothy the Obscure
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# 292
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I voted for Klinsmann. Anything to get him out of the USA.
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Piglet
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I voted for Gary Neville, but I think I would have voted for Arsene Wenger, had he not (according to the Daily Telegraph) ruled himself out, as he (quite reasonably) thinks the job should go to an Englishman.
It's rather a shame, as I reckon Mr. Wenger has the right combination of decency, skill and no-nonsenseness that they could really do with. Having said that, I wouldn't wish the poisoned chalice on such an apparently decent, honest chap.
[ 08. October 2016, 17:30: Message edited by: Piglet ]
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bib
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I didn't vote as I've never heard of any of the candidates.
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