Tyler Durden

Nice to see he does have a safe pair of hands after all ?

Thanks West Brom for our belated Xmas pressie ?

Nice to see he does have a safe pair of hands after all ?

Nice to see he does have a safe pair of hands after all ?

Tremendous team effort ?

Nice to see he does have a safe pair of hands after all ?

Nice to see he does have a safe pair of hands after all ?

Tremendous team effort ?

Thanks West Brom for our belated Xmas pressie ?

Tremendous team effort ?

Thanks West Brom for our belated Xmas pressie ?

As my son said, it’s usually us that balls it up. Great to see us gifted a goal for a change ??

Tremendous team effort ?

Tremendous team effort ?

And check out when they finally make their "long awaited return to management". 
Only when dcfc stop writing the cheques methinks..... ?

B isn't worth the paper it's written on.
A isn't perfect, and would be much better if negative this morning (I personally feel everyone who is going should consider a test this morning).
I'd go for C... and no, I ain't too shy to respond, if the SS start inviting The North Stand to give them a song!   
 
 
 
 
*All moot for me though, as I'm staying away, in an attempt to stay covid-free for hospital visiting!
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So the Mods let this thread degenerate into a punfest - pages and pages of tripe which those seeking updates and info have to plough through.
Start a new section or better still a new forum for the clowns.
 

There's obviously a reason why Morrison has been through so many clubs in his "career" to date. 
Don't think Rooney would have chosen him if he had other more feasible alternatives. 

Am not sure how Rooney can be compelled to go unless we get into the same ridiculous situation with Keogh where the new owners try and vary his current contract....if Rooney gets sacked then we'll have pay off his contract so we'll be no better off....so we would be relying on him quitting of his own volation or jumping to another job where he will get paid the same amount of dosh, seeing as he's still a rookie manager good luck with that one.

Am not sure how Rooney can be compelled to go unless we get into the same ridiculous situation with Keogh where the new owners try and vary his current contract....if Rooney gets sacked then we'll have pay off his contract so we'll be no better off....so we would be relying on him quitting of his own volation or jumping to another job where he will get paid the same amount of dosh, seeing as he's still a rookie manager good luck with that one.

I wonder if it's different in administration? I know that they can make people redundant in the first few days and those people just get state redundancy pay. 
Maybe they can do something similar later on? That said, I bet there's a specific EFL rule which prevents players and managers getting made redundant without full compensation.