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Regarding Dexter being sent to Forest there...

 

I was working at Staplewood when Dexter had been sold to QPR. He was a little bit reluctant to go, even though Burley had said that he'd told Dexter a long time before that if a good offer came in, he was off. Dexter was at the training ground, sat on a perimeter fence that surrounded the training pitch, with a black bin bag full of his stuff - Michael Poke then turned up and had a go at him about nicking his boots.

 

The night it was confirmed that he was off, the press department were told by Wilde and Co not to break the story until QPR had done the same. We went first, and the head of press back then got a bit of a bollocking. I think it was before we beat Coventry 2 - 0 in the first home game of the 06/07 season. 2 - 0 win, Bale free kick and Rasiak penalty. Jim from Eastenders was on the pitch doing the entertainment before hand, which went down like a lead balloon with the staff at the time!

 

A nice little story I thought I'd share!

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Just goes to show how trigger happy some of these owners can be. That said, if your financing the operation, I guess you can do what the hello you like. Interesting stuff though.

 

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Flavio and Paladini, two complete and utter tossers.

 

When Flavio left and Ammat? took over, you could see the club was in better hands, even if he was a bit cliche at times.

 

Was a great watch though.

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Its amazing we went up, we all thought Paladini and flav are ****s and hated them, all Flavs managers were rubbish and we succeeded as soon as his interference stopped.

I also think Cortese is like that behind the scenes but he keeps it out of the spot light.

 

Bhatia is the only one left at the club from that film.

 

Bernie is a tight **** too, moaning that too much was spent on drinks. You can see why we called them Tango and Cash.

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Dowie was the best manager out of those 3, he had us playing some great stuff. Sousa had us playing some of the most boring football Ive ever witnessed, Magilton was just a nutter, literally.

 

Paul hart is the only manager Ive seen get booed after getting a win, he was playing a 631 for the last 10 mins with a 1 goal lead.

 

Lets face it, say Adkins left for Chelsea, would any of you want dowie, sousa, hart or Magilton to take over Saints?

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Dowie was the best manager out of those 3, he had us playing some great stuff. Sousa had us playing some of the most boring football Ive ever witnessed, Magilton was just a nutter, literally.

 

Paul hart is the only manager Ive seen get booed after getting a win, he was playing a 631 for the last 10 mins with a 1 goal lead.

 

Lets face it, say Adkins left for Chelsea, would any of you want dowie, sousa, hart or Magilton to take over Saints?

 

Just keep quiet, would you? ffs ;)

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Got round to watching it last night, excellent doc.

Didn't think Briatorre was that bad, he cracked me up, what else would you expect from that type of Italian? Far worse was Palladini, playing different parties off against each other, pretending to know about football, yet not having a clue.

 

Agree Bhatia came across really, really well. As did Warnock I thought.

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