Respect to...

[Dipesh42]

for wearing an arm band over his suit jacket

[Stevie H]

fair play to him, but didn't every manager do the same this weekend?

 

he behaved like a right c*** when neill chopped cissé down in front of the dugouts. i was beginning to warm to him a bit as a manager recently as well.

[Paul_LFC]

I think it would have been unwise for him not to wear one when his team was playing us of all teams on the anniversary weekend so it was pretty given he had to wear one anyway.

[Benitez]

yep, loads of managers wore them. Steve Mcclaren, Sam Allardyce, Steve Bruce, to name 3.

[Swipe]

fair play to him, but didn't every manager do the same this weekend?

 

he behaved like a right c*** when neill chopped cissé down in front of the dugouts. i was beginning to warm to him a bit as a manager recently as well.

 

Me too. He'd looked a like one of the better managers this season, but he annoyed me on Sunday.

 

Fair play to his team for havin a great season, but they've got a few c**** in that side.

[Paul B]

Not so fast here, folks. Blackburn had nothing to gain (and possibly a lot to lose) by making their fans turn out on Easter Sunday rather than a Saturday for the game V us but they were happy to do so at our request because of the occasion. I think we should remember that before we start demonising them for anything.

[Swipe]

Not so fast here, folks. Blackburn had nothing to gain (and possibly a lot to lose) by making their fans turn out on Easter Sunday rather than a Saturday for the game V us but they were happy to do so at our request because of the occasion. I think we should remember that before we start demonising them for anything.

 

Absolutely. Hughes was a bit of a t** on the touch line at times, but it doesn't take away from the fact that Blackburn gladly agreed to shifting this (home) game - and more than once. Without complaining.

 

Hats off to them for that.

[Benitez]

Not so fast here, folks. Blackburn had nothing to gain (and possibly a lot to lose) by making their fans turn out on Easter Sunday rather than a Saturday for the game V us but they were happy to do so at our request because of the occasion. I think we should remember that before we start demonising them for anything.

 

eh? 's a bit patronising isn't it!

 

they rightly got a lot of credit when the game was changed.

Edited April 17, 2006 by Benitez

[Paul B]

eh? 's a bit patronising isn't it!

 

they rightly got a lot of credit when the game was changed.

 

 

No.

[cymrococh]

F*ck Mark Hughes.

[Guest Red Mist]

F*ck Mark Hughes.

No thanks, Welsh fellas don't do it for me.

[Guest Phil C]

Mark Hughes will be the next United manager and at last they'll have a person with a bit of class in charge...fiery, yes but dignified and intelligent as well. If he'd played for us, he'd be a legend and rightly so.

 

It will make a refreshing change and possibly end with them being less hated by us - OK, OK, I know that won't happen but I think he's a decent chap.

 

I also believe in giving credit when credit is due so fair play to him - he had the last say about the change of dates, I'm sure.

[Spike]

he behaved like a right c*** when neill chopped cissé down in front of the dugouts. i was beginning to warm to him a bit as a manager recently as well.

 

I think he was just a bit pissed off cos from the looks of it someone has flourbombed his noggin

[Archangel]

He's a good manager, got Blackburn playing some good football this year and they've done very well with it. Lucas Neil however, shouldn't be allowed on a football pitch

[slapnuts]

I think he was just a bit pissed off cos from the looks of it someone has flourbombed his noggin

 

cisses?

[Dominus Maximus]

Hughes acted as a right out c***. Just saw the highlightes on E. When Cissé was crunched he kept gesturing towards Cissé. Told him to get up. f*** Mark Hughes.