word is that Birmingham have called a press conference for tomorrow morning at which they are expected to unveil Alex McLeish as their new manager, it would mean that McLeish and Martin O'Neill will be in the same city - just as they were when they managed the Old Firm...
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27-11-2007, 03:10 PM #1BOA Lifetime Member
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27-11-2007, 03:23 PM #2Sports Moderator
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Aye man it just shows the Premiership is the place to be...
Good on him and i hope he does well down there...insomnia - A dyssomnia characterized by persistent difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep or by persistently nonrestorative sleep.
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apparently he's just quit as Scotland manager...
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I think you could say the deal is about as good as done now...
insomnia - A dyssomnia characterized by persistent difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep or by persistently nonrestorative sleep.
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I wish him the best and i hope he does well.
but fuk sake, who are we supposed to get for national team now?. That's 2 good managers we've lost.
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Good question there, though i cant blame McLeish for his actions as he's plenty time on his side and club football is the way these days..
Originally Posted by digitalboy
There's 10 months till the world Cup qualifiers so plenty time to get someone in before the start....insomnia - A dyssomnia characterized by persistent difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep or by persistently nonrestorative sleep.
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