Funny that - they quite like youfaaip wrote:I tend to ignore TSS's rants....
What next under Cellino?
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Have spoken to Cellino tonight. Says Carbone is "coming to help me rebuild the academy" at Leeds. Says Carbone will basically work for free...
Wonder where they will rebuild it? Trieste???
Have spoken to Cellino tonight. Says Carbone is "coming to help me rebuild the academy" at Leeds. Says Carbone will basically work for free...
Wonder where they will rebuild it? Trieste???
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Phil Hay @PhilHayYEP 9m
Cellino also says he hasn't decided on McDermott's position and hasn't spoken to other coaches about the job at #lufc.
However - @wallyarnold says they have been approached by #lufc
Cellino also says he hasn't decided on McDermott's position and hasn't spoken to other coaches about the job at #lufc.
However - @wallyarnold says they have been approached by #lufc
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Re: What next under Cellino?
Entirely your prerogative of course, but in this case it isn't a rant and the thesis is sound.faaip wrote:I tend to ignore TSS's rants....
Bates, GFH, Cellino: Same s**t, different arseholes.
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Re: What next under Cellino?
Guildford White wrote:
Entirely your prerogative of course, but in this case it isn't a rant and the thesis is sound.
didn't read it...he always annoys me....
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What next under Cellino?
I would love to share your dream but it's all a dreamdrsdadsotherson wrote:TOMA becomes TO again. This time it's Massimo Cellino taking the wheel to hopefully steer us to the PL once again.
He's a man with money and a mixed reputation in and out of the world of football. This new era could go either way...
I'd be interested to see what people think will be the outcome of his ownership of the club. Will it be time to celebrate? Time to sigh in frustration? Time to wish we'd never heard his name?
Here's my prediction list:
1. MacDermott will not be our manager in August.
2. Elland Road will be owned by Eleonora Sports, not LUFC. This guves him different selling options if/when he decides to move on.
3. Thorpe Arch may be used in the same manner.
4. We're going to see an influx of players from Italy and maybe an Italian manager who looks to swamp the opposition with attacking tactics. Watch for the wing back to feature heavily.
5. We will be promoted within 3 seasons.
6. We will end up plateauing (Is that even a word?) as a mid-table PL club.
What I would like to see:
1. Seigfried Farnon buys out the remaining 25% of the club and succeeds in tempering Celino's wilder side, allowing us a touch of stability. He will then open a horse clinic in the East Stand concourse.
2. More exciting football and a couple of marquee signings will start bringing the crowds back.
3. GFH go bust and end up filling bags of sand for their new occupation.
What I'm worried about:
1. LUFC become an untouchable team for managers looking for a career.
2. We become a club massively underrepresented by home-grown players.
3. Il Presidente takes offense at something someone says and walks.
But on the other hand, they do say dreams can come true
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Re: What next under Cellino?
TA to close over the summer , and Lorimer , Eddie and Matteo all to go alledgedly
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billie1 wrote:TA to close over the summer , and Lorimer , Eddie and Matteo all to go alledgedly
not too surprised regarding TA it's money that can be saved but i wonder how much will be saved by letting the legends go? Would be interesting to find out. That's if it happens.
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Have no idea why Lorimer and Matteo were there. At least Eddie actually did work with the matchday commentary. Hope he is still around next season.billie1 wrote:TA to close over the summer , and Lorimer , Eddie and Matteo all to go alledgedly
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Re: What next under Cellino?
How do you feel about the Cellino revolution?
Bates, GFH, Cellino: Same s**t, different arseholes.
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Re: What next under Cellino?
yet they didn't have a clue when GFH took over
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