Great Moments In History with Roy Hodgson

[smithdown]

 

"A landing is a landing. Congratulations to all involved. Roy."

[DaveLFC]

Still on track for 4th

[Billy Talbot]

 

This sort of chanting helps no-one.

[goodrobotusses]

 

Dani Pacheco, yesterday.

[brouhaha]

 

Great Moments In History with(out) Roy Hodgson

would be more interesting

[Jarg Armani]

"Not exploding into a zillion pieces would have been utopia, but none of us are naive enough to expect instant gratification"

[Nebraska Red]

 

 

"I never did like parking there!"

[Flight]

 

 

 

Sammy Lee : Johnsons on fire in training today boss.

 

RFH : You see Sammy, 35 years in this game and an LMA of the year award teaches you something about how to motivate a player.

 

Sammy Lee : No, really, he's on fire ....

[smithdown]

 

The squad he inherited was absolutely shocking.

[DaveLFC]

It was a famous victory

[goodrobotusses]

 

"Norway? One country I never intend to work in again."

[Rory Fitzgerald]

 

I can guarantee that we will not be relegated.

[Billy Talbot]

 

"When a great iconic landmark like the Liverbirds are looking to leave their city, Manchester will be in a position to target a lot of icons from around the world," Hodgson said. "I don't think the Liverbirds will be the only things they target, and I don't think that we will be the only city that will be worried their heritage can be targeted.

 

"I am not naive to believe there won't be any danger and we will never lose the Liverbirds, I understand these things can happen. I don't believe we will lose them, we will do our best to ensure they stay, and I only hope I can do everything in my power to help them return to the very top of their buildings. I certainly hope they will come back very quickly, we want to get them back to the level we know they can achieve as quickly as possible.

Edited November 14, 2010 by jr_ewing

[smithdown]

 

Like everyone else, I'll always remember where I was that day, I was doing some one-to-one coaching with a promising young kid called Christian Poulsen.

 

"Backen...und to the siden...backen...und to the siden..."

 

We laugh about it now, but then he cries. He must have bloody loved that President.

[stressederic]

 

"I don't think the singing helped anyone"

[Jonesy]

 

"The team that I sent out that day was good enough to win."

[RedSalmon]

 

"It wasn't the captains fault, he inherited that ship"

Edited November 14, 2010 by redsalmon

[ManxRed]

 

35 years in this job, I have all the necessary experience to take this team where it belongs.

Edited November 14, 2010 by ManxRed

[smithdown]

 

I was of course surprised and humbled but in retrospect I absolutely fully deserved my LMA manager of the year award.

[Tosh]

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Edited November 14, 2010 by Tosh

[Jarg Armani]

  On 14/11/2010 at 14:50, Jonesy said:

 

"The team that I sent out that day was good enough to win."

 

Obviously I'm not going to blame the young horsemen, but they were totally s*** and that is something they will have to learn.

[charlie clown]

 

"They said it was the fault of the air traffic controller, but personally, I like to say it was down to the captain and his crew."

[smithdown]

 

At least the weather was nice for him. It absolutely chucked it down the night I had to face the mighty forces of a crack Northampton Town side.

[Sion]

 

They told us we were wrong to charge the German tanks, but i've been in miltary warfare for 35 years and to suggest my methods are now outdated and past it is disrespectful to the extreme

[smithdown]

 

Now here's a man at the peak of his powers. You can just sense the huge moral authority the man had over his peoples, you can almost taste it. What a wonderful moment for him it must have been!