Gary Mcallister

[Dandyjam]

Sacked by Leeds.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...ted/7794419.stm

[Scarface]

Niall from Aberdeen texted in to TalkSport earlier on suggesting that Jimmy Calderwood would be a good shout to take over at Leeds Utd because he plays the most attacking football in the SPL.

[minijc]

I agree with Niall from Aberdeen as I believe he is trying to get more people talking about Jc so hopefully someone ends his time here.

[Dynamo]

Good work by minijc Niall from Aberdeen.

[Original A1]

Nice Birthday present.

 

[barassie_afc]

over rated tosser who hid from the tartan army

[vanderark14]

over rated tosser who hid from the tartan army

 

wtf???

[davieb]

wtf???

 

Yip, based on that bullsh!t story from the weegie press about how he was booed at Parkhead during the Czech Republic game cos he missed "that" penalty against england and apparantly we never forgave him. The reality was that he f**ked up a simple pass in midfield lost the ball, and sat on his erse rather than get back up and get after the ball, and he was the captain as well. He was always one of these guys who liked to stroll around and play the odd "sublime" chip which in reality never went anywhere near the player it was intended.

[redtillidie]

I agree with Niall from Aberdeen as I believe he is trying to get more people talking about Jc so hopefully someone ends his time here.

 

PISH

[minijc]

PISH

What is pish about wht Niall was trying todo?

[redtillidie]

What is pish about wht Niall was trying todo?

 

 

Everything .

[Jocky Balboa]

Sorry to see him lose his job, as he seems a nice guy and is a football man through and through. Still, his record is poor and given the resources he's had to work with, Leeds should be, at the very least, in second place and fighting alongside Leicester for top spot (in fact, they should have been promoted last season). It's a results-based business and he had to go. I wonder who'll succeed him, though? It's a very tough job, taking on a club that size, in the predicament they're in.

[Dandyjam]

Sorry to see him lose his job, as he seems a nice guy and is a football man through and through. Still, his record is poor and given the resources he's had to work with, Leeds should be, at the very least, in second place and fighting alongside Leicester for top spot (in fact, they should have been promoted last season). It's a results-based business and he had to go. I wonder who'll succeed him, though? It's a very tough job, taking on a club that size, in the predicament they're in.

 

Simon Grayson (Blackpool boss) is supposedly getting it.

 

Unfortunately, Leeds will be a stick on to beat Leicester on Boxing Day as always happens after a boss has been sacked or a new boss appointed.

[NorthernLights24]

Simon Grayson (Blackpool boss) is supposedly getting it.

 

Unfortunately, Leeds will be a stick on to beat Leicester on Boxing Day as always happens after a boss has been sacked or a new boss appointed.

 

Grayson got the job - http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...ted/7796182.stm

 

However as the story states Blackpool aren't happy as they refused permission for Leeds to speak to him and then they refused his resignation. Things could get ugly.

[boboisared]

Scary to think we could have had McAllister in as Scotland manager!!

[OddJob]

Scary to think we could have had McAllister in as Scotland manager!!

Would probably have still done a better job than Burley though