Who's next manager

Try researching his record of tax evasion then follow it up with the other stuff referred to.

 

Me an' all.

 

No interest sorry in the man with another ego bigger than his skill set. . Neither would he thankfully

 

Wouldn’t want him but his record speaks for itself

 

It’s an old record Park, that’s the problem. He’s a lump into the goalmouth man .

 

Very left field and certainly not averse to the idea.

https://aoperformance.co.uk/biography/

 

Certainly has a very good background, I'm with you not averse to new ideas, bring him in and work with Trueman to get a feel for what's required then taking over and bringing in players he wants next season.

 

It doesn’t bother me many a person been done for that or has a past, who doesn’t cook the books or do a bit of cash in hand. George Graham used to like a bit of cash in hand by all accounts, a good old fashioned bung used to be rife in football.

Peter Beagrie got convicted of sexual assault in the summer before joining city, take it you didn’t celebrate his goals seeing as he had a conviction ?

 

Didn’t know that about Beagrie. So he has form then, as he recently got done for assaulting his missus.

 

He nipped a birds arse

 

He has been quoted as saying he wanted one last challenge, he would certainly get that at Valley Parade.

 

Bit more according to this

NEWS – SHAMED SOCCER STAR GUILTY OF DRUNKEN SEX ASSAULTS

Taken from the Jersey Evening Post.

Soccer star Peter Beagrie escaped jail after being found guilty of three charges of indecent assault during a drunken night out on the holiday island of Jersey.

Magistrate Terry Sowden said a prison sentence would wreck the marriage and career of the 31-year-old Bradford City winger, a father-of-three.

Mr Sowden found Beagrie guilty of the indecent assault charges and a charge of common assault last night, placing him on probation for a year and ordering him to serve 120 hours community service.

The footballer, appearing before Jersey magistrates, denied all the charges, which followed incidents early on February 25 this year at two bars on the island.

Beagrie was playing for first division Manchester City at the time and went to the island with the rest of the squad for a mid-season break.

The one-time Everton player was arrested at Jersey’s Grand Hotel, where he was staying with other Manchester City team members.

The court heard how Beagrie, who has also played for Middlesbrough, Sheffield United, Stoke City and Sunderland during a 14-year football career, started drinking at around 3pm on February 24 after playing a round of golf.

At a pub called Chambers, Beagrie said he had drunk Bacardi and coke, a pint of bitter and possibly a B52 cocktail.

It was in Chambers that Beagrie used a ladies toilet and urinated in to a basin while he was wearing white knickers over his jeans.

The first victim, a 22-year-old waitress, said that while in the toilets Beagrie groped her breasts after telling her she was “lovely”.

The same woman said Beagrie again groped her breasts later on in the “O” bar club. Beagrie apologised and offered to buy the woman a drink but when she refused, she said, Beagrie spat twice in her face.

Later on, a second woman, a 27-year-old waitress, told the court that she was grabbed outside the nightclub and footballer groped her breast and crotch.

In court, Beagrie said: “There is no way on earth I would ever put my hands on another girl.”

He added he would never involve himself in such kind of behaviour and said that when he was arrested by police hours after the offences happened he thought it was a practical joke.

“I was absolutely staggered, shocked and stunned.”

At the end of the three-day trial Mr Sowden told Beagrie: “The evidence against you was overwhelming and I am sure you are guilty of the charges.”

Mr Sowden, giving his verdict, said Beagrie was normally a man of exemplary character.

“What happened was entirely out of character. It happened on an occasion when I believe he was let off the leash. I don’t mean any leash his wife may have had, but the disciplinary leash of membership of an important football club.”

Mr Sowden said that Beagrie “went too far”.

Sentencing Beagrie to community service, he said: “If I was to send him to prison I would destroy his marriage, I would destroy his career and I don’t think that is called for.”

He was also ordered to pay £500 compensation to each of the two victims, and £240 costs.

Beagrie’s wife Lynn attended the hearing on the island, at which other Manchester City stars were called to give evidence, including Georgian international Georgi Kinkladze.

Beagrie will not have to return to the island to carry out his community service.

Bob Young (dylan@itl.net)

 

Soon to be 4?

 

Sparks is after a manager who is currently under contract at another club, he hasnt approached the club as yet. However, I'll stick my neck out and say it's Wild at Halifax

 

So many negative waves, take a chill pill.

 

Truth hurts sometimes?

 

Don’t forget Johnson and the Grand old Duke of York who dishes out £12m to a woman he’s never met!

 

If it hurts take 2 pills.

 

If we took Warnock on I doubt he would demand a 2 or 3 year contract, and he might bring on a Gary Jones type of assistant to take his place when he finally retires.

 

If we took Warnock on I doubt he would demand a 2 or 3 year contract, and he might bring on a Gary Jones type of assistant to take his place when he finally retires.