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THFC1882 welcomes back Rob for another guest blog. In June Rob wrote this about
Harry Redknapp. So have the last five months changed Rob's opinions? Has the manager won him over?
Read on to see what Rob has to say:
Five months ago I asked this blog site if I could do an article on Harry Redknapp.
Seeing as everyone has given up on the game of football I thought I would write a mission statement
that epitomised how the game should be managed..... INT. MIAMI HOTEL ROOM (My Flat) NIGHT
Jerry's James'eyes open. Breathing strangely. Trembling, he holds onto the nightstand for
grounding. He gets up, takes a few gulps of air, walks to [.
The significant thrift that the Newcastle owner has shown since he bought Newcastle about 52
months ago, seems to be finally paying off. Mike Ashley now having some success at Newcastle
Newcastle released their Mission Statement yesterday, and as far as we are concerned it makes for
some good reading, and we are very pleased [.
The Newcastle United Managing Director Derek Llambias has issued a mission statement for the club,
on the Newcastle official site. Derek doesn't communicate much with the fans, but when he does it
always seems to be a long statement, as this one is, being over 1600 words. Here is the Newcastle
mission statement in its entirety: Introduction [.
Chesterfield United FC is a Richmond, VA based soccer club whose mission statement reads: Mission
Statement The mission of Chesterfield United Football Club is to provide fun,...
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Due to circumstances entirely under our control The dream is over: long live the dream. Harry is
perfectly correct; if we don't get into the Champions' League this season we can always try again
next season. No arguing with that. But as a mission statement it is somewhat lacking in the
inspirational department; a bit deficient in the excitement category.
Liverpool's capstone goal against Wolves, a flowing, fascinating 31-pass move hearkened the return
of the one true style of football. Pass and move, it's the Liverpool groove. Dominate possession,
keep it on the floor, and poke at the back line until you find an opening akin to the one which
ended with Torres slamming home from six yards out.
