Who is the best manager in the championship?

[Sean_Nile]

[Cjay]

For me the question would be: Would I prefer any of the others to be our manager? The answer would be a resounding no.

Perhaps so.

But that wasn't the question which was my point.

[weasel]

Perhaps so.

But that wasn't the question which was my point.

It should have been the question though. Who gives a f*ck about the championship, other teams, other managers- who? This poll is effectively calling us all idiots and anyone that cannot see that is clearly an even bigger idiot.

[The Subhuman]

It should have been the question though. Who gives a f*ck about the championship, other teams, other managers- who? This poll is effectively calling us all idiots and anyone that cannot see that is clearly an even bigger idiot.

You're saying Rab is calling us idiots? While calling us idiots?

[Sean_Nile]

You're saying Rab is calling us idiots? While calling us idiots?

Well excuse me for a badly designed and badly worded poll.

If I had asked a simply question like how many angels could dance on the point of a needle like theologians of old, people could not give a number, but would spend time discussing the size of the needle, what it was made of and how pointy it was, or were the angels as small as midgies.

Since the question was open ended an ambiguous it stimulated debate during a dull and boring international break.

"How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?" (alternatively "How many angels can stand on the point of a pin?") is a phrase that when used in modern contexts can be used as a metaphor for wasting time debating topics of no practical value or on questions whose answers hold no intellectual consequence when there are more urgent concerns... like where can I find a comfortable sofa to have my cake and tea.

[The Subhuman]

Well excuse me for a badly designed and badly worded poll.

If I had asked a simply question like how many angels could dance on the point of a needle like theologians of old, people could not give a number, but would spend time discussing the size of the needle, what it was made of and how pointy it was, or were the angels as small as midgies.

Since the question was open ended an ambiguous it stimulated debate during a dull and boring international break.

"How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?" (alternatively "How many angels can stand on the point of a pin?") is a phrase that when used in modern contexts can be used as a metaphor for wasting time debating topics of no practical value or on questions whose answers hold no intellectual consequence when there are more urgent concerns... like where can I find a comfortable sofa to have my cake and tea.

Not me Rab, I was just looking for confirmation. I thought the question just fine

[The Subhuman]

Well excuse me for a badly designed and badly worded poll.

If I had asked a simply question like how many angels could dance on the point of a needle like theologians of old, people could not give a number, but would spend time discussing the size of the needle, what it was made of and how pointy it was, or were the angels as small as midgies.

Since the question was open ended an ambiguous it stimulated debate during a dull and boring international break.

"How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?" (alternatively "How many angels can stand on the point of a pin?") is a phrase that when used in modern contexts can be used as a metaphor for wasting time debating topics of no practical value or on questions whose answers hold no intellectual consequence when there are more urgent concerns... like where can I find a comfortable sofa to have my cake and tea.

It's 27, I've done the math.

[Jaydog]

It should have been the question though. Who gives a f*ck about the championship, other teams, other managers- who? This poll is effectively calling us all idiots and anyone that cannot see that is clearly an even bigger idiot.

[weasel]

You're saying Rab is calling us idiots? While calling us idiots?

Rab clearly knows the forum well enough to know that we are all idiots and he thankfully provided us with something to occupy our tiny minds with during the international break, On behalf of this forum, as an un-elected king of the idiots, I would like to salute Rab.

I cannot wait until March now to see what treat he has in store for us. I fear though that if he had any plans to do a, 'Who is the biggest forum idiot' poll it would descend into farce with most, if not all of us, likely voting for the wrong person much in the same way lots of people did on this poll.

[Jaydog]

Anyway the answer is obviously Wazza Rooney.
What he’s achieved with that amount of talent is awe inspiring.

[weasel]

It's 27, I've done the math.

26 as there always has to be one fallen angel

[hector]

It's 27, I've done the mathS.

This is England not America

[Jaydog]

This is England not America

Quite right Hector.
Math is annoying. That S is very important.

[The Subhuman]

Quite right Hector.
Math is annoying. That S is very important.

Why would a capital S on math be important?

[Jaydog]

Why would a capital S on math be important?

s
There you go.

[The Subhuman]

11112The technical and more widely accepted abbreviation for the mass noun mathematics is “math” in both America and Canada, and “maths” is used in the United Kingdom, Australia, etc. But those are just preferences. Both versions of the word are accepted anywhere because they're both correct".

[hector]

11112The technical and more widely accepted abbreviation for the mass noun mathematics is “math” in both America and Canada, and “maths” is used in the United Kingdom, Australia, etc. But those are just preferences. Both versions of the word are accepted anywhere because they're both correct".

thank you for that,.. but we are in England, talking about the English league, so Engish would be prefered..... Thank you..

[The Subhuman]

thank you for that,.. but we are in England, talking about the English league, so Engish would be prefered..... Thank you..

I've always used math, since school and it is English

[Musicman1965]

Everyone on this forum.
We the collective have what it takes to get Leeds promoted.
Mass experience, expert anyalsis and general pointy fingerness..
Player scouting skills and financial masters with other peoples money.
Our predictions are feared across the land and bookmakers watch forum posts.
One minute a player is good next week he is shiite and we need to sell him....
Forget Farke and the rest of the generally not good enough managers.
The Leeds Forum is the clear winner....

[1964white]

Everyone on this forum.
We the collective have what it takes to get Leeds promoted.
Mass experience, expert anyalsis and general pointy fingerness..
Player scouting skills and financial masters with other peoples money.
Our predictions are feared across the land and bookmakers watch forum posts.
One minute a player is good next week he is shiite and we need to sell him....
Forget Farke and the rest of the generally not good enough managers.
The Leeds Forum is the clear winner....