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Terrible decision. in the dresser market and a lot of this is come from sacking managers, which is what they need to do. despite being a serial critic of this or a cynic about this regime, i think this gives them time, it gives them breathing space while they look for a new manager. it's an interim appointment. somebody who knows the club well, somebody who knows the immediate task. i don't see a downside to it. i see a lot of people getting hysterical about it but personally i think it's the most sensible thing they've done in the 12 months they been there. let's have a quick look at some of ...

-ain moment, there will be absolutely no gain dissecting grandpa after rinsing — gain dissecting grandpa after rinsing and repeating, starting the unknown _ rinsing and repeating, starting the unknown again and going into never ending _ unknown again and going into never ending cycle of sacking managers again— ending cycle of sacking managers again under new ownership and it would _ again under new ownership and it would just— again under new ownership and it would just be a depressing sight with another figure and another man through— with another figure and another man through the do...

Thanks to the fans for their support for me and the team. i think it is an important situation this year with the fans behind not like last year so i think it will be crucial for us. we sell determination and character and belief. we know it is the beginning and we must improve but we are pleased with the reaction of the team and the support of the fans. we saw brentford make a winning start to life in the premier league, and now watford have done the same? watford possibly with the shock result of the day — beating aston villa 3—2, in fact they were 3—0 up until two consolations for dea...

Xisco munoz the manager there who led them back to the top flight — watford we know with a pretty brutal record of sacking managers as soon as results go sour. in the other two matches back behind the three o'clock blackout and not on live television today, a winning start for leicester city. jamie vardy scoring for them to beat wolves in their first match with new manager bruno larger, and brighton coming from behind late on to beat burnley 2—i. two late goals for brighton there, making it a good start for graham potter's side. tomorrow we get a first look at newcastle, west ham, tottenha...