Jimbo Ram

No, let’s get through and on to bigger ties and income…

Are that many calling for Warne’s head? I just want to see better, more entertaining and enjoyable football along with players playing in their best positions 😊

Are that many calling for Warne’s head? I just want to see better, more entertaining and enjoyable football along with players playing in their best positions 😊

Unfortunately, I think he will in order to shoehorn Hourihane in and IMO CH is not worth a start on what we've seen this season.

Exactly this. He'll "likely" (to appease @Foreveram) get 45 minutes at left wing or left back, and then be subbed off.

Can’t wait for Fury Snr and Iron Mike 😉

Better than the 🏏

Better than the 🏏

I'd pay to see that, Jimbo. Watching Mike fold up Fury Sr, deffo worth the price of admission 😂

Can’t wait for Fury Snr and Iron Mike 😉

Twenty thousand in Mancland to watch that circus act! Some folk will literally pay to watch any old s*** if SM pushes it right.
I'll not even be bothering with the 2 minute highlights. Absolute shitshow 😂

At least we can concentrate on the 100 World Cup which we have been practising for all summer. Oh, wait …

The second half of the first season he was in charge ranks amongst the worst football and run of performances that I have seen in 50 years supporting the 🐏

Because he was a very decent man 🫣

That would be a nightmare for me. My oldest friend is a Slough Town fan and, whilst he lives near Ashby DLZ, he follows them all over the country. 

No, let’s get through and on to bigger ties and income…

As a Honorary Windsor & Eton FC Supporter, I hate Slough Town. Bring it on. 

Because he was a very decent man 🫣

I liked the breathtaking young Rooney with his world-leading brilliance and love for the game. It didn't last long. For a decade he became an impediment to the England team. His arrival at Derby completely undermined Cocu, who had the potential to do something special at our club, if Mel hadn't insisted on this absurd bit of tinkering. Yet in the administration season, with the club leaderless, Rooney stepped up and held everything together which was an immense task - over those months, despite being a poor football manager, he was a magnificent leader of men, and I'll remember him fondly for that. But after he buggered off my attitude to him is now much more "meh". I don't especially associate him with us mentally, and I don't care about him or Birmingham. I do care that Paul Warne isn't making nearly enough of some talented players at his disposal (including but not limited to Cash) which means those players will almost certainly leave. In which case I don't care where they go, as long as we get the most money for them. But it will be heartbreaking as they should be at the club leading us to promotion.

For sure, Morris had a lot to answer for. But he gave Rooney everything he asked for (including Cocu’s head) and Rooney stabbed him in the back when he saw which way the wind was blowing. 

I am stuck in a repeat cycle….being let down by the 🐏 but with the hope that the 🏏 team will make up for it……then when the 🏏 team then let me down, hope that the 🐏 can cheer me up…. then repeat 🤣

In your "oh so humble" opinion.
In mine, he never had a chance given the circumstances.

The second half of the first season he was in charge ranks amongst the worst football and run of performances that I have seen in 50 years supporting the 🐏

The second half of the first season he was in charge ranks amongst the worst football and run of performances that I have seen in 50 years supporting the 🐏

More fool them.
I thought he was a mediocre manager at best whose wages helped to drain the club's finances even further at a time we could ill afford to do so.
Plus I feel he was always instrumental in the removal of cocu and undermined him as the manager in his own desire for management.
And he will always be the man who was in charge when we were relegated to league 1.
A massive mistake by Birmingham that won't them take long to regret I fear.