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Sheffield Wednesday: Palmer queries ‘strange’ Carvalhal appointment


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I like this definition;

The adjective strange comes from Latin word extraneus, meaning “foreign” or “external.” If someone approaches you speaking with a strange accent, it means you can't identify where the person is from, not that he or she is odd or weird — the newer meaning of strange. But remember, it once was a strange sight to see a person talking on a mobile phone; when the unknown becomes known, it is no longer strange.

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Guest Distraught!

Carlton Palmer like everyone is entitled to an opinion. 

 

However, before berating the record of another manager or coach, maybe he should take a step back and look at his own record at Stockport and Mansfield.

 

Legendary player at Wednesday he certainly was but no Big Ron in the managerial world.

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It's strange and leftfield. Carlton is also quite old school so his comments are not surprising.

He raises some good points regarding the committee though

He does. And if we are still looking for an English coach, why has CC been allowed to bring in three of his choice to support him?

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Strange is Carlton.  I once watched him try to pay for a chinese with 600 quid in 50s at New Zing va on Eccy Road.  He was bladdered but he managed it.

£600 is a lot of Chinese...

...but if the old song is correct, it does give you the munchies.

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Carlton Palmer like everyone is entitled to an opinion.

However, before berating the record of another manager or coach, maybe he should take a step back and look at his own record at Stockport and Mansfield.

Legendary player at Wednesday he certainly was but no Big Ron in the managerial world.

He hardly made out that his own record was better tho did he

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