Dyches to Watch Out For - The Football League and Beyond, 2012-13

They wanna sort that power lead out. Also, why are there chutney bowls on the dresser?

Haha! That lead was my other thought but I decided to kip

di canio gone

surprised it took him this long tbh, he was considering this a fortnight ago iirc?

hopefully he'll get Wenger or Mancini's job.

that would be amazing

West Ham maybe more likely - Big Sam is still waiting on a contract offer.

Leeds. Has to be.

http://www.expressandstar.com/sport/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/2013/02/19/dean-saunders-in-do-not-lose-message-to-wolves/

he's got this tactics shit sorted

motherfuck wolves motherfuck dean motherfuck moxey

danny haynes has literally just fucked the paradigm to death

Oi! What's Dean Moxey ever done to you?

bring on League One, bring on barbarian hordes burning Steve Morgan's property business to the ground

radge thread needs a bump, go for it noods

this iceberg has been visible for so fucking long on the horizon that i can't bring myself to get radge, just numb with amazement at the captain's inability to change direction

WIMBLEDON
Dons sign Cardiff's Darko on loan

*sigh*

cardiff are a machine tbf

any positive flickers under deano?

http://i.imgur.com/hvjbKdM.png

such realness

played better second half by the sounds of it. Seb missed a sitter, which is an axiomatic Wolves line now tbh. although i was against Saunders i've come round a bit, you certainly cdn't point the finger at him over the shower he's inherited or the lack of imagination of the owner. Deano has been pleasingly ruthless with players most of the fans know are shit, but he still has a lot of shit to offload before we can hope to have much of a squad. i hope he's kept on even if we get relegated. the next acid test will be players in and out over the summer.

we could just shade stopping up. this was always going to be a hiding to nothing and it sounds like we shd've been 2-2 at least.

i watched most of the leicester game and (besides sharper strikers) it seemed you were really crying out for someone experienced to put their foot on the ball in the middle and just calm it, too much psychological rollercoaster. although lol how many sides can you say that of in the champo tbf

i'd guess o'hara is a particular disappointment

robbie savage sagely advises bradford "you might as well get beat 4 or 5 now, have a go"

savage also daringly calling him mishu

means little bear in polish so that's nice

matej vydra translates as "matty otter" just fwiw btw

O'Hara's not properly fit I don't think. i can't tell whether he's not interested in the Champo or whether he needs a better enforcer than Henry behind him. a little of both i suspect. his more Hollywood instincts need a manager prepared to keep him on a leash anyway.

oh lol what thread am i on

Speculation links raven with move away from tower

This Cardiff guy:

"Have they achieved any success under this bluebirds brand?" [Tan] asked. "So why do we hold onto something that hasn't achieved much success?"

should apply the same logic to the England team

This yet has the potential to be the blackest farce of our times. Should poll that actually.

http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01682/MacDonald_1682601a.jpg
FANTASTIC CREDENTIALS ... Kevin MacDonald

ohmygod Stephen Hunt's still alive

tremendous free kick from Abdi. twat.

SAKOOOOOOOOOO

gotta love an injury time equalizer

the shame of this relegation will be that Saunders looks like he knows what he's doing

sweet touch there, Abdi offered Sako his man of the match champers and Sako gave it him back

Tonight on the Football League Show, James Richardson did the summary for the Port Vale game. His commentary on Doug Loft crashing home an equaliser from 25 yards: "THWACK! Liquid football!"

:D

Saunders now officially better than Terry Connor, clean sheet kept, cautious optimism (v. slowly) rising

fuck knows who's going down

draw away to the bottom club not good enough. Clinging to the play off place.

Bristol have improved dramatically under O'Driscoll tho, it's the same old "everyone beats everyone" comedy division we know and love

pandemic yr kinda testing my gut feeling, possibly irrational, that outwardly supporting more than 1 club is in poor taste

I mean, wanting to do well is one thing, but claiming ownership of two tribes - rly not sure about that

two? I've at least five!

yeah boo you pands tbh this is not cricket, idk if i even recall you ever piping up for the gulls before the current sudden whiff of possible success

damn billy got forest rollin, some fucked up fairytale all round but i'm liking it

dougie's bolton creeping on the come up too (trying to think of another defender with a scoring rate like craig dawson btw?)

Barnsley manager David Flitcroft: "Tomasz Cywka's work ethic has been incredible. The guy has been out of the team and he's been someone who has kept patience, been resilient and has epitomised everything I believe a human being should be."

Ipswich manager Mick McCarthy: "They're brilliant, they're a great bunch, they really are fabulous. I was really proud of the way they went about their job."

well now, i used to be a season ticket holder back in the old Goldstone days, so really they're the only club I've ever been an actual supporter of ;) But true enough LFC results are the only ones that have the capability of effecting my mood.

I'm pretty sure I've read pandemic talking about his history with the B&H elsewhere, can't remember which thread though. The one where talk about how we wound up supporting our various clubs, maybe?

Yeah, Championship in thrilling mess shocker. Looking at the front-runners, I've got an awful feeling there's gonna be loads of ends-justifying-the-means pieces about various club owners come the start of next season - whether it's That Awful Man at Cardiff, the transformation of Watford into Udinese B, the Barmby-slaying bollixes at Hull... I can't remember if Leicester's mob are particularly evil, but they did hire Sven once, which is never the greatest thing to have on the CV. Oh god, and Forest are being resurgent.

So we're pinning our hopes on Kevin Phillips doing One Last Job at Palace (which, even in other circumstances, would be awesome), and then... erm... Gus Poyet's Carnival of Playing The Right Way, and maybe Boro suddenly learning the difference between their arse and their elbow. Or Resurgent Bolton.

Then at the bottom... Yeah, no-one's gonna mind if it's Birmingham, are they?

trying to think of another defender with a scoring rate like craig dawson btw?

Hooiveld was pretty spectacular last season. So there's a portent.