Re: THEY WANT HIM AND HE IS A FAVOURITE
Tue Oct 28, 2014 12:58 am
Match made in heaven, grubby club, grubby manager.
Re: THEY WANT HIM AND HE IS A FAVOURITE
Tue Oct 28, 2014 1:18 pm
Annis
HOW MANY TIMES
He will never work in football management again. He lined his own pockets at our expense. Filth
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HOW MANY TIMES
He will never work in football management again. He lined his own pockets at our expense. Filth
Bookmark all my previous posts
Re: THEY WANT HIM AND HE IS A FAVOURITE
Tue Oct 28, 2014 3:51 pm
DannyboyBluebirds wrote:Annis
HOW MANY TIMES
He will never work in football management again. He lined his own pockets at our expense. Filth
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One day Danny,some one will give him another chance
Re: THEY WANT HIM AND HE IS A FAVOURITE
Tue Oct 28, 2014 5:12 pm
Forever Blue wrote:DannyboyBluebirds wrote:Annis
HOW MANY TIMES
He will never work in football management again. He lined his own pockets at our expense. Filth
Bookmark all my previous posts
One day Danny,some one will give him another chance
To be fair Annis, Danny has a point...
You backed Malky all the way, when the evidence of racist texts/emails was unravelled you claimed you only knew of one email however agreed that Tan was right to sack Malky, you said you felt "let down and Malky had hurt us badly" and went onto say that I quote "For me that's it with Malky"!
Now you want someone to give him another chance ?
Re: THEY WANT HIM AND HE IS A FAVOURITE
Tue Oct 28, 2014 6:10 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Could this finally happen ?
Malky Mackay has been shortlisted for the Birmingham job and many of the Birmingham fans want him to be their manager.
Poor old Malky ...............
He messed with Tan and lost big time......
Re: THEY WANT HIM AND HE IS A FAVOURITE
Wed Oct 29, 2014 11:33 am
Forever Blue wrote:DannyboyBluebirds wrote:Annis
HOW MANY TIMES
He will never work in football management again. He lined his own pockets at our expense. Filth
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One day Danny,some one will give him another chance
ANOTHER MALKY FAVOURITE FOR THE JOB ANOTHER KICK IN THE TEETH -he stole hes f***ked
Gary Rowett has been appointed as the Birmingham manager following Lee Clark’s sacking and Saturday’s traumatic 8-0 home defeat by Bournemouth but the trials of Blues supporters are unlikely to ease any time soon. While Carson Yeung, principal of the £81.5m takeover of City from David Sullivan and David Gold in 2009, is in prison after a conviction for money-laundering in March, the Hong Kong parent company, Birmingham International Holdings Ltd, shows scant interest in the grim decline it has overseen at St Andrew’s.