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....not forgetting your Loyalty Card for Greggs on Walton Lane
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I assume Guardiola going to City, is merely a stepping stone to Goodison then?
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...not forgetting your Loyalty Card for Greggs on Walton Lane
*dusts off CV and predator boots
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Utd
Libpool
Arsenal
Everton -
Errrr No. We haven't won fuck all in 21yrs and we have still won more than Chelsea, Spurs & City
I think up until last, possibly this, we had won more than the 3 of them put together
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Ah History, of course. All Liverpool based clubs share a common love of history. But seriously, all three of them are above you in the income tables. A modern football club is a company not a bloody museum, revenues are a good measure for who is biggest and by revenue, top 4 you ain't.
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And the bin man...
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It's like an archeological dig in here this morning.
Where's rep when you need it?
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Sixth according to this http://www.totalsportek.com/list/most-successful-clubs-in-english-football-history/
I hope Villa are selling the opportunity to manage them with "fifth most successful club in English football"
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was also mentioned in the guardian, make of that what you will...
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Not counting Charity Shield things then?
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decent list there...
I'd say Emery and De Boer would be the ones to get...
But suppose it also depends on the director of football, are there decent ones out there? @jaw, @Tenderloin, @Prole.?
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A seemingly endless pot to piss in
Double, if not triple your salary
Manage the 4th biggest club in England
Manage in the supposed best league in the world
Work with and develop youth players in arguably the best academy in England
Opportunity to revitalise a 'sleeping giant'
Start of a legacy(like Ranieri at Chelsea) and set the foundations for years to come
Be the first Everton manager to win at Anfield for 17yrs