Wednesday, March 08, 2006
Hammers on Fox Again!!!
Fox Sports 1 are showing our game vs Bolton on Saturday - 1am kick off. I'm still pretty confident our cup game will be on ESPN too as commented a couple of weeks ago. Gotta love being in the premier league and doing well - they can't get enough of us, woohoo!
Posted by Dave at 8:58 pm
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* "I've got an opportunity which I didn't think would ever come to me. The opportunity is to say that at West Ham, in football terms and in my opinion, I hit the post. I took over a team which was one game away from relegation to the third-highest finish in their history. The following year, with 42 points and injuries, we went down; I feel I came that close to staying in management a lot longer. I know it's hypothetical, but if you put the points together from my two years there, I finished above Steve McClaren, Sam Allardyce and Alan Curbishley, who are the three great coaching hopes of English football. That’s fact. The great crime is that we were relegated, but 95 points was more than those three got at Middlesbrough, Bolton and Charlton Athletic. I've never had the chance to say that before" - F365 is happy to oblige, Mr Roeder.
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said...* "I've got an opportunity which I didn't think would ever come to me. The opportunity is to say that at West Ham, in football terms and in my opinion, I hit the post. I took over a team which was one game away from relegation to the third-highest finish in their history. The following year, with 42 points and injuries, we went down; I feel I came that close to staying in management a lot longer. I know it's hypothetical, but if you put the points together from my two years there, I finished above Steve McClaren, Sam Allardyce and Alan Curbishley, who are the three great coaching hopes of English football. That’s fact. The great crime is that we were relegated, but 95 points was more than those three got at Middlesbrough, Bolton and Charlton Athletic. I've never had the chance to say that before" - F365 is happy to oblige, Mr Roeder.
