"BLOODY RUBBISH!" FROM THE TABLOIDS 7-1-05

Coventry chairman Mike McGinnity;

"Peter did not resign. We talked this morning and he said it would be best for both himself and Coventry if we went our separate ways. I find it very sad. We could easily be on four more points than we have managed if we had got a bit of luck and that would have changed the whole scenario."

So Reidy gets the sack again. Well if he didn't resign, he must have been fired for being a load of "Bloody Rubbish!" No doubt he got another massive payoff along with his P45. What a "Bloody Rubbish!" way of doing things. And what a "Bloody Rubbish!" manager Peter Reid is.



Newcastle United's transfer window signing Celestine Babayaro has claimed that his new club are a bigger outfit than Roman Abramovich's Chelsea, whom he left only a few days ago.

That's why the A1 was built son. To accommodate and ease the path of the multitudes flooding out of cash rich, top of the table, outstandingly managed Chelsea to get to a "Bloody Rubbish!" club like Newcastle. The only thing big about the Geordies is the chairman's beer gut. "Bloody Rubbish!" the lot of them.

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CHRIS COLEMAN added to football’s technology debate by revealing he watches instant replays on a laptop computer during matches;

“I don’t know why the authorities don’t bring in a camera beam to decide whether a goal is a goal or offside is offside. I have a little device in the dugout at Fulham where I can review any incident in a game in about eight or 10 seconds. If I can get that at Fulham, why can’t the Premiership bring it in?”

Well that's because the F.A. are a load of "Bloody Rubbish!" old farts who don't like technology for some reason. Probably frightened that if we had replays, all the refs would have to keep on altering all their "Bloody Rubbish!" decisions that they make and the whole organisation would be shown up for the "Bloody Rubbish!" that it really is.

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Young Fulham lad Rosenior said this about his mare against Southampton the other day;

"It was horrible. I thought I'd had quite a good game, everything was going all right for me, we were winning, and then that had to happen. But these are things that I've got to learn from. I'm learning from every game that I've played in the first team and hopefully these experiences will make me a better player."

What a load of "Bloody Rubbish!" that is. How can scoring an own goal make you a better player? If that was true, they'd all be at it, wouldn't they. Yes, you better had learn from it because if you carry on doing "Bloody Rubbish!" things like that, you'll end up playing for a "Bloody Rubbish!" team like Leeds.

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Yeading manager Johnson Hippolyte on his previously unheard of side;

"I always tell them I like to look at us as the Arsenal. Not many people have left this club while I've been here and gone on to better things."

Complete "Bloody Rubbish!" that is and if anyone had left gone on to better things, nobody would know anyway because they're hardly going to be going on and on about the time they spent at Yeading, are they now. "Bloody Rubbish!" Mind you, I hope they beat that load of "Bloody Rubbish!" from up the road this weekend.

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Daily Mail PREDICTION;

Notts County to make the headlines.

Total "Bloody Rubbish!" from a "Bloody Rubbish!" rag this is. I know Boro have had a couple of setbacks recently but to predict that we will lose to the team who are 88th in the Football League is "Bloody Rubbish!" beyond belief. The Cup has got Boro's name on it this year and if you think that's a load of "Bloody Rubbish!", tell me that in Cardiff on May 21st.


More "Bloody Rubbish!" by Harry Haverton coming your way next weekend.

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