Should Nigel Worthington be sacked as Norwich City manager?
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Without a doubt.To an outsider it is an absolute disgrace to see how Norwich have fallen into Mediocrity.It seems only yesterday that they where in the premiership and in Europe with a squad which was mainly british (not many clubs can claim that now).The board at Norwich seem more interested in getting their mugs on the tele and have no interest in getting this great little club back in with the big boys.Worthington is not up to the job and should go as soon as and your board should either start running your club with an aim to make it great again or step down and let someone who loves Norwich and football have a go.P.S Delia: Getting pissed and making a laughing stock of yourself does not count as passion.
540565
Yes. I say this for a number of reasons:\n\n1. The coach has been treating him like a dirtbag all along. Those two have not been friends since day 1.\n\n2. His confidence has slumped because of the club's peformance, and the way managemnent have approached him.\n\nA player who is not speaking to a coach and that player's confidence has dropped should leave the club.
694153
No, cos they're a rubbish team. Try the Southampton area instead!!! lol
878319
I don't think so. The problem with the Reds is that Benitez tries to many combinations and players don't have enough time to get used to each other tactics. A poor form in the skipper Gerrard and a lack of finish away from home( they haven't scored away in over 9 hrs) is what the reds are lacking. I hope they will win some silverware this season because they're a good team.
652357
I'd do it - not because i like mike Maroth, but because i don't like Coffey.  Kent Merker is in the mix to mess things up as well.\n\nEven in the deepest of leagues you should be able to find holds
762427
Agree with that one. Nothing is ever his/his team's fault. He has a good record....at making teams play talentless long ball football. OK they might win, but at £500 and up for a season ticket, some REAL football fans might like to see a decent game now and then. Also Didier Agathe? "Rubbish at hibs, rubbish at Celtic...I know I'll sign him for Villa, now if only Neil Lennon was available"\n\nWhat a t0sser
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hell yea.  they need to fire isiah thomas for bringing in marbury and francis.  what in the world was he thinking...i don't see the knicks being competitive for many years....\n\nmarbury, as good as he is, is a proven loser.  he doesn't know how to lead his team to victory.  francis is just too short and he's not that good a PG.  he doesn't do a good job finding his teammates and his shot sucks.
1005683
I pretty much agree with your line up, but if Beckhams having a slow game, sub him off for Lennon.\n\nWould be nice to see Carrick play, but Sven's in love with the usless Hargreaves
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I AGREE\n\nTHIS GOONER POSTED A QUESTION ABOUT MAN UTD BEING SORE LOSERS SO I BIDED MY TIME FOR HIS RESPONSE IF YOU FOLLOW THE LINKS YOU WILL SEE WHAT I MEAN HE IS STILL TO COMMENT.\n\nhttp://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AmCN8RPRteEsqiJMB4_oZMAgBgx.?qid=20061126025725AAawftM\n\n\nWHILE THERE FEEL FREE TO COMMENT.
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I doubt it very much. It would be nice to see an English team walk away with it even though I'm a Man u supporter!
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Article from Reuters:\n\nMcClaren ready as Sven successor\nWed 03 May, 3:13 AM\n\nLONDON (Reuters) - After a week of being portrayed as bumbling incompetents, Football Association officials are expected to appoint Steve McClaren as the next England manager on Thursday. \n\nThe FA's abortive attempt to hire 2002 World Cup winner Luiz Felipe Scolari has led to a media savaging of English football's ruling body and its chief executive Brian Barwick. \n\nAlthough four candidates are in the running -- McClaren faces competition from fellow Englishmen Sam Allardyce and Alan Curbishley, plus Northern Ireland's Martin O'Neill -- the clear favourite is the Middlesbrough manager. \n\nThe promotion of McClaren, currently coach Sven-Goran Eriksson's assistant, is expected to be agreed on Thursday by a meeting of the FA Board, who will be glad to bring an end to a national debate that has turned spectacularly sour. \n\nScolari, with his outstanding track record, strong will and tactical shrewdness, would have blown a fresh breeze through the England set-up when Eriksson leaves after the World Cup. \n\nHowever, the Brazilian, whose contract with Portugal expires after the finals in Germany, needed only a few days of scrutiny by the British press to realise this was not the job for him. \n\nA part of the England set-up for several years, McClaren will insure a continuity of approach and a minimum of disruption. \n\nTROPHY TRIUMPH \n\nHe is the only one of the English trio to have won a trophy, when Boro beat Allardyce's Bolton Wanderers in the 2004 League Cup final, and his team's remarkable run to next week's UEFA Cup final against Sevilla is praiseworthy. \n\nAllardyce, whose Bolton side have consistently punched above their weight in the Premier League, has not given up the fight. \n\n"I am more than keen - it is my dream job," he told the British media last weekend. "I am in with a shout and I am hopeful. \n\n"I am an Englishman and I am passionate. I am very good at what I do and I believe I would be very good at doing the England job, particularly at this stage of my life." \n\nCurbishley has announced his departure from Charlton Athletic, though he has stressed it had nothing to do with the England job. \n\nO'Neill is a proven winner as a player, notably lifting the European Cup with Nottingham Forest, and as a manager, winning the League Cup twice with Leicester City before securing a string of trophies with Celtic north of the border. \n\nHe has been out of the game since last year to care for his wife, who is ill, and the England job would clearly give him more flexibility than the daily grind of club coaching.
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They will because they have no one else to do the job.Hoddle is not a bad manager but I dont hink he is the right manager for a club like Wolves who actually need an inspirational manager to transform them into a club capable of not only getting into the premiership but staying there.If you look at the championship it is full of mediocre managers who must be quite worried today as two of the clubs coming down (Birmingham and West Brom) have very good managers and in Birminghams case a good board and will be looking to go back up again straight away.This leaves clubs like Wolves as well as Cardiff,luton,Norwich,Ipswich,and any of the clubs who fail in the play offs looking at a hard slog next year.
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It is with a deep sense of anger and sorrow that I write that England will crash out of the second round until erikkson resigns. Their match against trinidad was disgraceful . the way gerard was underused is a pity. i cant see why owen was substituted and not lampard. In the end it is sad that such a great team will be defeated by their stupid coach.
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You people have very short memories.  Only a few years ago, Birmingham were the biggest underachievers in British foorball, languishing in the third division.  Steve Bruce has been a fantastic manager for Birmingham and they would be mad to sack him.  \n\nClear out the players who haven't made an acceptable effort for you this year and keep right on till the end of the road.\n\nGood luck Brum.  I wish it was Villa going down instead!
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might do coz he is not happy at old trafford right now...
244938
nobody! pat quinn is doing the best he cant, hes been there through thick and thin with the leafs..nobody should be fired!..im a avid leafs fan!
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I think that - yet again - the FA will not make the right choice:\nClough never managed England when he was obvoiusly the best coach\nTaylor was only appointed because the FA liked him.\nI happen to believe that the England coach has to understand English players and how they like to play.  This means he needs to have coached in the Premiership (and coached English players).\nSo all the names are being bandied about, but not Venables?  England played the best I ever saw under him, he understands players and knows how to get the best from them, but the FA won't even entertain him.  If not him I hope O'Neill gets it.