SADLER: FIRE APP - OR SELL UP

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paulco

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Praise Sadler for Pool's rescue and plans for a new training ground and east stand.

But to hire and keep a deluded head coach with no recent success demeans him.

As the club's saviour, he now threatens hopes to restore its top flight status.

The drop looms, with no sustained drive for Appleton from the players and fans.

Red card indiscipline reflects on the failure to marshall his troops.

Better infrastructure could well prove futile, since League One traps bigger clubs.

For all Critchley's flaws - unsettled team, late subs, crass exit - he gained promotion.

And he roused men beyond expectations, despite neglected disproportionate injuries.

Few believe Appleton's touchline remoteness can motivate January recruits.

It seems a clear introvert has a wrong job.

Sadler may hesitate to admit that another ex-boss's return has again flopped.

Yet if the right decision lies beyond his will, he should now put the club up for sale.

Sadler has failed to launch any independent probe on excessive crocks.

The replacement custodian, without guilty baggage, will clear out the dead wood.

Most vital, he or she will fund Championship quality, not third division buys.

Something that Sadler refuses to undertake himself, or with a second owner.
 
paulco said:
Praise Sadler for Pool's rescue and plans for a new training ground and east stand.

But to hire and keep a deluded head coach with no recent success demeans him.

As the club's saviour, he now threatens hopes to restore its top flight status.

The drop looms, with no sustained drive for Appleton from the players and fans.

Red card indiscipline reflects on the failure to marshall his troops.

Better infrastructure could well prove futile, since League One traps bigger clubs.

For all Critchley's flaws - unsettled team, late subs, crass exit - he gained promotion.

And he roused men beyond expectations, despite neglected disproportionate injuries.

Few believe Appleton's touchline remoteness can motivate January recruits.

It seems a clear introvert has a wrong job.

Sadler may hesitate to admit that another ex-boss's return has again flopped.

Yet if the right decision lies beyond his will, he should now put the club up for sale.

Sadler has failed to launch any independent probe on excessive crocks.

The replacement custodian, without guilty baggage, will clear out the dead wood.

Most vital, he or she will fund Championship quality, not third division buys.

Something that Sadler refuses to undertake himself, or with a second owner.
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Idiot!
 
paulco said:
Praise Sadler for Pool's rescue and plans for a new training ground and east stand.

But to hire and keep a deluded head coach with no recent success demeans him.

As the club's saviour, he now threatens hopes to restore its top flight status.

The drop looms, with no sustained drive for Appleton from the players and fans.

Red card indiscipline reflects on the failure to marshall his troops.

Better infrastructure could well prove futile, since League One traps bigger clubs.

For all Critchley's flaws - unsettled team, late subs, crass exit - he gained promotion.

And he roused men beyond expectations, despite neglected disproportionate injuries.

Few believe Appleton's touchline remoteness can motivate January recruits.

It seems a clear introvert has a wrong job.

Sadler may hesitate to admit that another ex-boss's return has again flopped.

Yet if the right decision lies beyond his will, he should now put the club up for sale.

Sadler has failed to launch any independent probe on excessive crocks.

The replacement custodian, without guilty baggage, will clear out the dead wood.

Most vital, he or she will fund Championship quality, not third division buys.

Something that Sadler refuses to undertake himself, or with a second owner.
Click to expand...
Oyston in:)
 
paulco said:
Praise Sadler for Pool's rescue and plans for a new training ground and east stand.

But to hire and keep a deluded head coach with no recent success demeans him.

As the club's saviour, he now threatens hopes to restore its top flight status.

The drop looms, with no sustained drive for Appleton from the players and fans.

Red card indiscipline reflects on the failure to marshall his troops.

Better infrastructure could well prove futile, since League One traps bigger clubs.

For all Critchley's flaws - unsettled team, late subs, crass exit - he gained promotion.

And he roused men beyond expectations, despite neglected disproportionate injuries.

Few believe Appleton's touchline remoteness can motivate January recruits.

It seems a clear introvert has a wrong job.

Sadler may hesitate to admit that another ex-boss's return has again flopped.

Yet if the right decision lies beyond his will, he should now put the club up for sale.

Sadler has failed to launch any independent probe on excessive crocks.

The replacement custodian, without guilty baggage, will clear out the dead wood.

Most vital, he or she will fund Championship quality, not third division buys.

Something that Sadler refuses to undertake himself, or with a second owner.
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Fuck Off Prick!!!🚌
 
Anyone hoping MA leaves should be ecstatic. This is obviously the only reason why SS has been holding fire till now.
 
I like the approach of only applying one sentence structure, in a post that long.

Although I didn't get to the end, but for as far as I did get.

Now that I think about it, I didn't finish it so maybe I didn't like it.
 
paulco said:
Praise Sadler for Pool's rescue and plans for a new training ground and east stand.

But to hire and keep a deluded head coach with no recent success demeans him.

As the club's saviour, he now threatens hopes to restore its top flight status.

The drop looms, with no sustained drive for Appleton from the players and fans.

Red card indiscipline reflects on the failure to marshall his troops.

Better infrastructure could well prove futile, since League One traps bigger clubs.

For all Critchley's flaws - unsettled team, late subs, crass exit - he gained promotion.

And he roused men beyond expectations, despite neglected disproportionate injuries.

Few believe Appleton's touchline remoteness can motivate January recruits.

It seems a clear introvert has a wrong job.

Sadler may hesitate to admit that another ex-boss's return has again flopped.

Yet if the right decision lies beyond his will, he should now put the club up for sale.

Sadler has failed to launch any independent probe on excessive crocks.

The replacement custodian, without guilty baggage, will clear out the dead wood.

Most vital, he or she will fund Championship quality, not third division buys.

Something that Sadler refuses to undertake himself, or with a second owner.
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F Off Paulco
 
paulco said:
Praise Sadler for Pool's rescue and plans for a new training ground and east stand.

But to hire and keep a deluded head coach with no recent success demeans him.

As the club's saviour, he now threatens hopes to restore its top flight status.

The drop looms, with no sustained drive for Appleton from the players and fans.

Red card indiscipline reflects on the failure to marshall his troops.

Better infrastructure could well prove futile, since League One traps bigger clubs.

For all Critchley's flaws - unsettled team, late subs, crass exit - he gained promotion.

And he roused men beyond expectations, despite neglected disproportionate injuries.

Few believe Appleton's touchline remoteness can motivate January recruits.

It seems a clear introvert has a wrong job.

Sadler may hesitate to admit that another ex-boss's return has again flopped.

Yet if the right decision lies beyond his will, he should now put the club up for sale.

Sadler has failed to launch any independent probe on excessive crocks.

The replacement custodian, without guilty baggage, will clear out the dead wood.

Most vital, he or she will fund Championship quality, not third division buys.

Something that Sadler refuses to undertake himself, or with a second owner.
Click to expand...
PISS UP A ROPE FUCKSTICK!
 
paulco said:
Praise Sadler for Pool's rescue and plans for a new training ground and east stand.

But to hire and keep a deluded head coach with no recent success demeans him.

As the club's saviour, he now threatens hopes to restore its top flight status.

The drop looms, with no sustained drive for Appleton from the players and fans.

Red card indiscipline reflects on the failure to marshall his troops.

Better infrastructure could well prove futile, since League One traps bigger clubs.

For all Critchley's flaws - unsettled team, late subs, crass exit - he gained promotion.

And he roused men beyond expectations, despite neglected disproportionate injuries.

Few believe Appleton's touchline remoteness can motivate January recruits.

It seems a clear introvert has a wrong job.

Sadler may hesitate to admit that another ex-boss's return has again flopped.

Yet if the right decision lies beyond his will, he should now put the club up for sale.

Sadler has failed to launch any independent probe on excessive crocks.

The replacement custodian, without guilty baggage, will clear out the dead wood.

Most vital, he or she will fund Championship quality, not third division buys.

Something that Sadler refuses to undertake himself, or with a second owner.
Click to expand...
Prefer the real Paulco

Can we not have him back instead of this imposter
 
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