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Congratulations to Jason Euell
Clem_Snide
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Lucy likes Domino Pizza... fascinating.
Well done Jason.9 -
I thought this was going to be an announcement that he also was leaving!7
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future manager .. ((:>)2
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Nice work Euelly. Always had a real soft spot for our Jase.0
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Maybe AFC Wimbledon might make inquiries at some point...1
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Good stuff0
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Doesn't it go EUFA B, EUFA A and then it's the BIG ONE; The EUFA PRO?0
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What is EUFA?0
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European Union Fecking Awful ?2
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Wonder when Jason is next out of the door......................Clem_Snide said:Now officially a UEFA A License Coach.
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British Dyslexic AssociationCovered_End_Lad said:What is EUFA?
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Maybe the owner is lining him up as a future manager - he will be cheaper than other options.1
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Well done to jase he thoroughly deserves it, he works very hard.0
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Dire touch but a good man, EuellieClem_Snide said:Now officially a UEFA A License Coach.
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And Euell never walk alone2
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good bloke Jase...0
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Congratulations.
But no "s" in licence. Euell out!2 -
Caretaker manager before Christmas, appointed permanent in January and then ?????????????1
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Jason And Johnnie ?
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Don't be silly, he isn't Belgian!0
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I am also a Euell admirer, but Johnny Jackson is looking like an odds on favourite when we next need a Manager. However perhaps I should remember that we are approaching Euelltide !3
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His touch was shocking. I used to get so wound up watching him sometimes. Did chip in with a few goals at the highest level. I'd be interested to see if he could make it in today's prem, even though he only packed up a few years back. I think the game has changed when it comes to things like touch etcwmcf123 said:
Dire touch but a good man, EuellieClem_Snide said:Now officially a UEFA A License Coach.
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Wouldnt be the worst decision, seeing that the last man to come up the hierachy (Curbs) didnt do a bad jobMuttleyCAFC said:Maybe the owner is lining him up as a future manager - he will be cheaper than other options.
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He deteriorated pretty quickly, when you look at his record. At least 10 goals in his first 3 season with us, then no more than 4 in the next 10 seasons of his career, which is poor even if he played more in midfieldcabbles said:
His touch was shocking. I used to get so wound up watching him sometimes. Did chip in with a few goals at the highest level. I'd be interested to see if he could make it in today's prem, even though he only packed up a few years back. I think the game has changed when it comes to things like touch etcwmcf123 said:
Dire touch but a good man, EuellieClem_Snide said:Now officially a UEFA A License Coach.
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No chance for either of them.Granpa said:I am also a Euell admirer, but Johnny Jackson is looking like an odds on favourite when we next need a Manager. However perhaps I should remember that we are approaching Euelltide !
There is always someone available in the Roly Collective.
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Euell's 2nd touch was generally a tackle6
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true, he certainly made the most of his talents and I should have appreciated him more. Interesting point you make- I think if he had come through now, academies wouldn't take through someone with such poor technique, but volume of goals would probably mean that he'd have a career somewherecabbles said:
His touch was shocking. I used to get so wound up watching him sometimes. Did chip in with a few goals at the highest level. I'd be interested to see if he could make it in today's prem, even though he only packed up a few years back. I think the game has changed when it comes to things like touch etcwmcf123 said:
Dire touch but a good man, EuellieClem_Snide said:Now officially a UEFA A License Coach.
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The goals did dry up though, I wonder if he got a bit "found out". Didn't we pay £4.75m for him, a lot of money for someone with those technical limitations, Curbs outwmcf123 said:
true, he certainly made the most of his talents and I should have appreciated him more. Interesting point you make- I think if he had come through now, academies wouldn't take through someone with such poor technique, but volume of goals would probably mean that he'd have a career somewherecabbles said:
His touch was shocking. I used to get so wound up watching him sometimes. Did chip in with a few goals at the highest level. I'd be interested to see if he could make it in today's prem, even though he only packed up a few years back. I think the game has changed when it comes to things like touch etcwmcf123 said:
Dire touch but a good man, EuellieClem_Snide said:Now officially a UEFA A License Coach.
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Think we bought him for his versatility and being able to chip in with goals in whatever position he played in tbh.0
