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Think he probably said that just because he was speaking to a journalist for a Southend paper, i'd imagine he'll be in with the Argyle fans again.Quintrell_Green":jswlzo5t said:
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ogwellmike
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Of course he'll sit with us.
I saw him (looking remarkably well) in the Tributes Lounge at the Leyton Orient match. He's got green blood IMO!
I saw him (looking remarkably well) in the Tributes Lounge at the Leyton Orient match. He's got green blood IMO!
I think Luggy understand and respects that if he were to sit in the Directors Box (like Warnock did, I think) that rumours would start etc and would be disrespectful to Sheridan. By sitting with the fans, thats all he is at the end of the day, a fan.
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Cobi Budge.
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I'm not saying Shez out but this does raise the question whether I'd take Luggy back or not, tough one to be honest.
I think the main reason I would is out of nostalgia, but also the fact it'd be nice to have a manager who loves the club. As I've posted extensively elsewhere, my main problem with Sheridan actually isn't his managerial ability, it's the fact he shows no passion, hunger or desire, dissapears down the tunnel before anyone else then comes across as miserable and uncaring in every interview, there's just no connection from Sheridan-fans or visa versa. I know jumping around on the touchline isn't that important, but football is nothing without emotion.
I think the main reason I would is out of nostalgia, but also the fact it'd be nice to have a manager who loves the club. As I've posted extensively elsewhere, my main problem with Sheridan actually isn't his managerial ability, it's the fact he shows no passion, hunger or desire, dissapears down the tunnel before anyone else then comes across as miserable and uncaring in every interview, there's just no connection from Sheridan-fans or visa versa. I know jumping around on the touchline isn't that important, but football is nothing without emotion.
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