Adrian Heath

[Deleted member 35145]

Think he'd be a bold but shrewd appointment.

He was part of the greatest managerial team I have ever seen and has gained loads of experience since leaving. He is still only 54 years old and he has been a massive success in US. Currently managing Kaka for Orlando City in the MLS.

Surely he has to be worth considering? He will know what it takes to succeed here.

 

[kp10]

What possessed you to bother to write that?

 

[ollie c]

Think he'd be a bold but shrewd appointment.

He was part of the greatest managerial team I have ever seen and has gained loads of experience since leaving. He is still only 54 years old and he has been a massive success in US. Currently managing Kaka for Orlando City in the MLS.

Surely he has to be worth considering? He will know what it takes to succeed here.

That's silly, even by your standards.

 

[West Winger]

What possessed you to bother to write that?

He's a mag wum.

 

[Big Duke Six]

Think he'd be a bold but shrewd appointment.

He was part of the greatest managerial team I have ever seen and has gained loads of experience since leaving. He is still only 54 years old and he has been a massive success in US. Currently managing Kaka for Orlando City in the MLS.

Surely he has to be worth considering? He will know what it takes to succeed here.

Post of the Year.

 

[Ready salted]

Too small.

 

[Duke of Hendonshire]

What possessed you to bother to write that?

Silliness

 

[ollie c]

Post of the Year.

It's up there.

 

[j.w]

Think he'd be a bold but shrewd appointment.

He was part of the greatest managerial team I have ever seen and has gained loads of experience since leaving. He is still only 54 years old and he has been a massive success in US. Currently managing Kaka for Orlando City in the MLS.

Surely he has to be worth considering? He will know what it takes to succeed here.

Reported for trolling

 

[rowley2]

The most hilarious thing I have ever read on here.

Heath was NOT part of the best managerial team we have had in modern times. His return to the club fractured it. Heath is a chancer , serial failure and, as it happens an unpleasant pisshead.

 

[TimBirch]

The most hilarious thing I have ever read on here.

Heath was NOT part of the best managerial team we have had in modern times. His return to the club fractured it. Heath is a chancer , serial failure and, as it happens an unpleasant pisshead.

Sounds perfect!

 

[ChrisAshley]

This is great banter it really is.

 

[Billy Fish]

From the moment he joined the club the decline started.
We were third iirc when he came

 

[redandwhiterob]

We could have two weeks if this nonsense ffs

 

[viccarlton]

Curry and chips @weebil64

 

[Cyrilsneer]

Areet Adrian the games up

 

[Tuesdays Gone]

He's probably loving life in the usa but he'd be worth a shot for some english club

 

[Ashley In!!]

The most hilarious thing I have ever read on here.

Heath was NOT part of the best managerial team we have had in modern times. His return to the club fractured it. Heath is a chancer , serial failure and, as it happens an unpleasant pisshead.

Sounds more suited to a playing role with us than a managerial one.

 

[gipetto]

Think he'd be a bold but shrewd appointment.

He was part of the greatest managerial team I have ever seen and has gained loads of experience since leaving. He is still only 54 years old and he has been a massive success in US. Currently managing Kaka for Orlando City in the MLS.

Surely he has to be worth considering? He will know what it takes to succeed here.

I take it you didn't support Sunderland whilst he was here. He was widely considered a big part in our sudden downfall.

 

[kick in the quinn]

The most hilarious thing I have ever read on here.

Heath was NOT part of the best managerial team we have had in modern times. His return to the club fractured it. Heath is a chancer , serial failure and, as it happens an unpleasant pisshead.

Sounds like the OP