Selamat Tinggal Mark Hughes

[zCk]

ye ker? ada Italian ka dalam team Celsi?

baru lagi.......tengok cassano ke gilardion ke pazzini ke masuk nnti,...:011::011:

[alonso]

mancini ni gheti ke cakap omputih?

dgr cite dia nak amik MUET bln dpn:011:

[antudegil]

@the Oranje

erk.. aku x kata pon team celsi ade player itali. aku cuma cakap lepas ni musti ramai player itali pegi man city. tang mana yg ko nampak ade aku tulih celsi? hermp... aku dah gusar ni.

[Gitaris Berapi]

ye ker? ada Italian ka dalam team Celsi?

@the Oranje

erk.. aku x kata pon team celsi ade player itali. aku cuma cakap lepas ni musti ramai player itali pegi man city. tang mana yg ko nampak ade aku tulih celsi? hermp... aku dah gusar ni.

salah faham bleh berlaku di mana2 saja.. :041:

BPL dah jadi liga rojak.. owner ramai dr negara luar, manager ramai dr negara luar, pemain ramai dr negara luar, tukang mop lantai ramai dr negara luar, penyokong pun ramai dr negara luar.... :041::041::041:

[the Oranje]

@the Oranje

erk.. aku x kata pon team celsi ade player itali. aku cuma cakap lepas ni musti ramai player itali pegi man city. tang mana yg ko nampak ade aku tulih celsi? hermp... aku dah gusar ni.

@ antu, takder pulak aku kata yang hang tulih ada ramai player italian kat celsi.
cuma heads-up, walaupun manager celsi tu Italian, tak pulak dia beli player Italy (....lagi)
Mancini ni good taktikal, ntah mungkin dia perlu player Italy to do Italian Job.

[the Oranje]

salah faham bleh berlaku di mana2 saja.. :041:

BPL dah jadi liga rojak.. owner ramai dr negara luar, manager ramai dr negara luar, pemain ramai dr negara luar, tukang mop lantai ramai dr negara luar, penyokong pun ramai dr negara luar.... :041::041::041:

yg menyokong tu.
kita lah tu................

[Gitaris Berapi]

yg menyokong tu.
kita lah tu................

btul tuh... tp dorang tau ke kita sokong dorang?? :041:

ke mana la hughes nk pegi lps ni ye.. sian dia.. jd ref je la... x pun penjaga garisan... nak ke dia?

[Ejal_Kronik]

bye bye bye...

KN ooo KN...:005::005:

[the Oranje]

Megson sacked by Bolton
By Soccernet staff



Gary Megson has been sacked as manager of Bolton Wanderers with first team coach Steve Wigley and assistant manager Chris Evans taking over first-team duties with immediate effect.


Gary Megson has been relieved of his duties at the Reebok Stadium.

Megson saw his side throw away a two-goal lead against Hull on Tuesday and he was rounded-on by fans, who booed his decision to take off top-scorer Ivan Klasnic.

A statement on the club's official website said: "Gary Megson has been relieved of his duties as First Team Manager of Bolton Wanderers Football Club with immediate effect.

"The decision has been taken in the light of the position the club finds itself in the Barclays Premier League at the halfway point of the season.

"Assistant Manager Chris Evans and First Team Coach Steve Wigley will take charge of first team matters for the interim period.

"The Club wishes to place on record its thanks to Gary Megson for his hard work and commitment to Bolton Wanderers during his tenure as Manager.

Megson had endured a strained relationship with the Bolton fans ever since he arrived at the Reebok in October 2007 to replace Sammy Lee.

He steered the club away from relegation after an abysmal start to the campaign by Lee and achieved a mid-table finish last season. But with only eight victories under his belt in the past 12 months, fans had become increasingly frustrated, frequently venting their anger by booing Megson.

Chairman Phil Gartside said in early December that points targets had been set for the festive schedule, and though the game against Wigan Athletic was postponed, it is believed that Wanderers failed to reach the mark.

The Trotters currently lie 18th in the Premier League table, behind West Ham on goal difference, but they have two games in hand on the Hammers and have not lost in five games.

Bolton have an FA Cup clash with Lincoln this weekend before away league clashes at Arsenal and Sunderland, a return home match against the Gunners, a visit of Burnley and a trip to Anfield to face Liverpool.

Former Manchester City boss Mark Hughes and ex-Peterborough manager Darren Ferguson have emerged as the early favourites to take-up the vacancy.