Sage is sage

If this is the same one he'd have a search to find a pulse to put his finger on.

Mick Brown (Oxford United stalwart): He is a lifelong supporter of Oxford United Football Club, having founded the London Road away travel club in 1977 and served the club in various administrative roles for over 44 years.

Mick Brown (Journalist / Broadcaster): The veteran writer and broadcaster has famously supported and followed Crystal Palace for over six decades
 
Mick Brown (Oxford United stalwart): He is a lifelong supporter of Oxford United Football Club, having founded the London Road away travel club in 1977 and served the club in various administrative roles for over 44 years.

Mick Brown (Journalist / Broadcaster): The veteran writer and broadcaster has famously supported and followed Crystal Palace for over six decades
So have I and I ain't got a scooby what's going on at Selhurst Park.
 
I must be in the minority because I wish nothing but goodwill to Glasner and couldn't care less how Forest do.

Glasner gave me the most exciting era of football since the Coppell days and I'll always be thankful to him for that.
He made mistakes with how he handled issues but I was behind his sentiment so can forgive.him for.that.
 
I must be in the minority because I wish nothing but goodwill to Glasner and couldn't care less how Forest do.

Glasner gave me the most exciting era of football since the Coppell days and I'll always be thankful to him for that.
He made mistakes with how he handled issues but I was behind his sentiment so can forgive.him for.that.
I am in 'Lockstep' with the general thrust of these sentiments.
'Magna cum laude' for the unprecedented success he achieved at our club.
He is worthy of a 'warm' reception and a hearty welcome when he returns to Selhurst Park.
 
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I must be in the minority because I wish nothing but goodwill to Glasner and couldn't care less how Forest do.

Glasner gave me the most exciting era of football since the Coppell days and I'll always be thankful to him for that.
He made mistakes with how he handled issues but I was behind his sentiment so can forgive.him for.that.

I dont hate him, but do think that he was an almighty arse. He had the chance to continue to build something special, and lead us through the Europa.

He got too big for his boots, and has now ended taking a 'pay' job. I'm hoping and will enjoy him getting sacked.
 
I dont hate him, but do think that he was an almighty arse. He had the chance to continue to build something special, and lead us through the Europa.

He got too big for his boots, and has now ended taking a 'pay' job. I'm hoping and will enjoy him getting sacked.
In the final analysis Glasner did not 'Up Sticks' in mid-contract and depart for 'Pastures New'.
He decided to seek another challenge,fulfilled his contract and delivered a European Trophy in his final match.
 
In the final analysis Glasner did not 'Up Sticks' in mid-contract and depart for 'Pastures New'.
He decided to seek another challenge,fulfilled his contract and delivered a European Trophy in his final match.

Lets be honest he tried.

He also wanted a big job, and ended up at a team with no European, a mental chairman, but with one of the biggest wages in world football.

He sold out, and everyone knows it.
 
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Lets be honest he tried.

He also wanted a big job, and ended up at a team with no European, an mental chairman, but with one of the biggest wages in world football.

He sold out, and everyone knows it.
A matter of opinion apropos the rationale behind his comments after the Sunderland defeat.
I see no ill in wishing to find employment at a club with an elevated status.
In life, people have ambitions to elevate themselves to a higher level.
In the final analysis he provided our club with unprecedented success, fulfilled his contract and departed for 'Pastures New'.
 
I must be in the minority because I wish nothing but goodwill to Glasner and couldn't care less how Forest do.

Glasner gave me the most exciting era of football since the Coppell days and I'll always be thankful to him for that.
He made mistakes with how he handled issues but I was behind his sentiment so can forgive.him for.that.
I don’t dislike him, I wish him the best when he leaves the premier league. Until then I don’t hate but cannot support him at Forest. I dislike his chairman too much
 
A matter of opinion apropos the rationale behind his comments after the Sunderland defeat.
I see no ill in wishing to find employment at a club with an elevated status.
In life, people have ambitions to elevate themselves to a higher level.
In the final analysis he provided our club with unprecedented success, fulfilled his contract and departed for 'Pastures New'.

Neither do I. But he was interviewed and overlooked for the Milan job, and ended up at Forrest.

I'm not sure he's elevated himself. He tried, was knocked back so took a job for a worse club on silly money.
 

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