acwilliams

Bienvenue Houllier, j'espère que vous n'avez bien pour nous (according to the translator anyway).

Seeing as MacDonald keeps saying that he'll decide his future after the Everton game, I think I'll wait until then and pop up to my local Ladbrokes and stick a fiver on Bob Bradley to get the job - then he won't.

Latest odds according to Bet365: Kevin MacDonald 13/8 (odds shortened) Sven Goran Eriksson 3/1 (odds lengthened) Bob Bradley 3/1 (odds lengthened) Martin Jol 11/1 (odds shortened) Ronald Koeman 14/1 (odds lengthened) Gareth Southgate 20/1 (odds shortened) Jurgen Klinsmann 22/1 (odds lengthened)

General, just a quick point but the tickets section on the new website is a bit of a mess at the moment and there is no mention of details for away games. Are there any plans to fix this soon? PS It's a great re-design overall though!

Leaving aside the mediocre contenders like Southgate and Curbishley for a minute, the more I think about it, the more I think that it is a two-horse race between Sven and Bradley for this job, and thinking realistically, although they are both risky appointments, they both have marginally more positives than negatives. Sven, I think, is the only manager to have the league and cup double in 3 different countries in Europe, so he knows how to manage a football team, and regardless of what people think of his commitment, has an attitude that would be refreshingly different to that of MON's. He's also managed in the country before, doing a decent job at Man City after Pearce's disaster. Bradley has also done a good job getting the best out of quite a poor pool of USA players, with the exception of 1 or 2, getting them into the knock-out stages of two successive World Cups, and the final of the Confederations Cup last year where they narrowly lost to Brazil 3-2. If we presume that Lerner isn't stupid enough to bring Southgate or Curbishley in, and that Moyes, Jol and Bilic won't take the job, then in my opinion it has to be one of those two.

I really like the home and away kit this year, the checkers give it a fresh look. It's a simple design and I think it makes the tops look quite classy.

Oh OK, thanks.

Finally completed the main story! Was never expecting that ending though. :shock: Not sure whether to go for 100% now, it seems a bit pointless, although there are 1 or 2 things I'd like to do. Also, I never got the chance to finish the 'I know you' stranger missions. After the ending, it just disappeared. Is there any way to get it back?

Thanks. I think I made it more difficult for myself by not taking cover in a very good place...

Finally got into Mexico! Even though I had to re-start the mission you do to get into it about 5 times because I kept getting killed... Anyway, which mission is it best to do first once you get there, D's or LR's? Or doesn't it really matter?

Oh right, thanks CastleBromVilla. So there's more to come then? Good stuff, I'm looking forward to finding out what's behind all the mystery here...

Just out of interest... *SPOILER*

The last two books I've read cover-to-cover were Brian Clough's autobiography and Paul McGrath's autobiography.

I'm hoping that Man City will have been slightly discouraged by Milner's World Cup performances, but unfortunately I don't think that either Mancini or the Sheikh are that stupid.

Finally got this today. Had a bit of a 360 game binge now that my exams are finished, buying this, Blur and Bayonetta. Have only done a few favours and about 4 main missions so far, but I'm liking it very, very much.