kentish town?

[3praise]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

Well we'll see what he says when he comes back on won't we, I may be wrong but if he was at Coles Park during the 2004/2005 campaign then that will narrow it down in terms of me finding out who he is.

if you couldnt care who i am why are you still trying to find out as this quote suggests?

[Rhodes]

Were you at the Club under the legendary reign of 'the great' Kenny Dyer in 2004/2005, another question you have avoided like the plague. Martin Ash and Tony Catania also joined the Club that season.

[PB!]

What Ashy and Cats??

[Rhodes]

Do you know them, they're an old fashioned double act in the Clough/Taylor, Keegan/Cox and Redknapp/Smith mould.

[3praise]

Rhodes if you really knew the truth - these two you just described do not speak anymore in relation to Martin going to Eton Manor. if you want to know more about the club and its people please phone the club secetary im sure he could shed some light on the issue.

[Rhodes]

3praise - You are misinformed as usual, I'm in regular contact with Martin over our friendly with Eton Manor on Saturday week and he tells me that he and Tony are still joined at the hip. At the end of the day they were friends in short trousers when they were both knee high to grasshoppers and that will never change. They didn't last long at Coles Park did they when I thought they were being groomed for the top job which they should have been given at the start of the 2005/2006 season following 'the great' Kenny Dyer's departure.

[3praise]

Rhodes i think you need to speak to him again about an incident involving a youth goalkeeper at Haringey! What is the great "kenny Dyer" doing now?

[Rhodes]

I'll be speaking to Martin tomorrow. 'The great' Kenny Dyer is still in Cyprus Coaching at the highest level, he is worshipped over there, Clement Temile style, and we speak regularly. He couldn't believe his ears when I informed him that 'we' had been relegated, his words were 'what a waste'.

[Football Man]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

in Cyprus Coaching at the highest level

Oxymoron?

[Rhodes]

Football Man - I was interested to see the time of your post this morning, Mr Predictable strikes again!

[Horace]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

Football Man - I was interested to see the time of your post this morning, Mr Predictable strikes again!

Aren't you at work yet Rhodes, or are you misusing public property again?

[Rhodes]

Originally Posted By: Football Man

Oxymoron?

Horace - I didn't even know there was such a word. What has happened to Football Man, he hasn't been on since his solitary post yesterday morning but I'm certainly not complaining, it's like a different World on here without him.

[Football Man]

Hi, clippy!

[Horace]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

Originally Posted By: Football Man

Oxymoron?

Horace - I didn't even know there was such a word. What has happened to Football Man, he hasn't been on since his solitary post yesterday morning but I'm certainly not complaining, it's like a different World on here without him.

An oxymoron - you said "he's coaching at the highest level in Cyprus - the oxymoron is linking "the highest level" with Cyprus" - when the two cannot be linked - the highest level doesn't exist in Cyprus! However, you could have meant the highest level that exists in Cyprus - a different matter - presumably something akin to SSMFL Premier Division?

[Rhodes]

Mock all you like but 'the great' Kenny Dyer is also Youth Coach of the Montserrat National team and is being groomed for the National Coach in a year or two. He is a real class act however Haringey didn't appreciate him when he was at Coles Park and he barely got a thank you for keeping them in the Premier Division against all the odds.

 

http://www.givemefootball.com/display.cfm?article=10251&area=&type=1&page=3

 

[tringarmy]

http://www.fifa.com/worldfootball/rankin...=158&page=4

 

Good to see Montserrat up there with the big fooballing nations such as Guam and Aruba. But as you said before it is coaching at the highest level

[Rhodes]

Tringarmy - I'm surprised at you, you have never been a thorn in my side before now.

[Jeff Hamnett TSF]

i too would have thought international football is the highest level.

 

 

[Rhodes]

TheSpursFan - I thank you, to Coach a Country, particularly the one of your birthplace, is the highest you can go in the beautiful game be it Argentina, Germany, Brazil, Italy, France or Montserrat.

[tringarmy]

I'm not aiming to be a thorn in your side I just thought you were talking rubbish.

 

I remember watching Monserrat play in the below match & thought our ladies team would have beaten them, but if your man can persuade a few pros to turn out and improve the team then I'll buy a hat & take it off to him. It could be like the old Republic of Ireland sides of the 90's

 

"On June 30, 2002, the day of the final match of the 2002 World Cup, Bhutan, then the second-lowest ranked team in the world, won their first game ever. They played against the lowest ranked team, Montserrat, in a friendly match known jokingly as The Other Final, winning 4-0 at the Changlimithang Stadium in Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan."