Tilla, whey yuh deh? Remember, it took a

[Lazie]

while for the masses to realize that the earth wasn't flat. Now, you mock us for calling the best football team in the World The Empire, well .... according to Fulham's manager, " "He took on a job 20 years ago which, even then, was considered one of the most difficult jobs in the country. Since then he's built an empire. They were a big club when he went there and now they are an institution around the world."

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...936050,00.html

[Peter R]

Who is Fulham's manager talking about? Julius Caesar? I didn't realize he was a history teacher on the side... (I don't have time to check the article))

[Tilla]

Empires come and go Lazie. Let me see, there was the Egyptian Empire, the Roman, the Greek, the Ghanian Empire etc, etc. All come and go. They do not last forever. MauURe will not be around long enough to be considered an emipire.

Enjoy it while it lasts. . .

[Lazie]

Empires come and go Lazie. Let me see, there was the Egyptian Empire, the Roman, the Greek, the Ghanian Empire etc, etc. All come and go. They do not last forever. MauURe will not be around long enough to be considered an emipire.

Enjoy it while it lasts. . .

Most certainly will ...

move tuh di left .. move to the right .. criss cross!.

[Gamma]

cha cha slide 1, 2 or 3?

[Lazie]

cha cha slide 1, 2 or 3?

Yeap! Jangle ago give the Break Dance demo later.

[Jangle]

Mr. President why yuh calling me out? I was a breakdancing legend (in my mind) back in the days.

[Gamma]

yeah...yuh took a break from dancing...that is legendary!

[Paul Marin]

What is probably the most interesting thing about "empires" is that they usually implode primarily because of two things 1) debt and/or 2) lack of/loss of leadership.

In manure's case, both are ticking time bombs with their debt at a whopping 650 pounds and their manager at 67.

Regardless, it is highly unlikely that any other team manager will have the success of the evil Slur Arselick because English teams now want instant success and managers are just not given enough time to build a team or a system anymore.

[Karl]

What is probably the most interesting thing about "empires" is that they usually implode primarily because of two things 1) debt and/or 2) lack of/loss of leadership.

In manure's case, both are ticking time bombs with their debt at a whopping 650 pounds and their manager at 67.

Regardless, it is highly unlikely that any other team manager will have the success of the evil Slur Arselick because English teams now want instant success and managers are just not given enough time to build a team or a system anymore.

As you say 'it' rises and falls...teams will return to giving mangers a fair shake...at least some shall!