It is funny Allardyce is calling AVB immature. Allardyce has done that many times against the fans, players and the media over the years. He even hits out openly against his own players in the media.
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West Ham boss Sam Allardyce hits back at Joe Cole after substitution row
30 Nov 2013 11:25
Hammers boss says Cole must accept his decisions after being hauled off after just 40 minutes of the 3-0 loss to Chelsea last week
West Ham United manager Sam Allardyce has told Joe Cole that he must accept that it is for the good of the team when he is substituted.
The Hammers boss dragged off Cole and Welsh midfielder Jack Collison in a double changed after just 40 minutes of his side's 3-0 defeat by Chelsea last weekend.
Cole responded to being hooked by taking off his shirt and heading straight down the tunnel, before reports emerged suggesting that he could be eyeing a way out of Upton Park.
And the former Saudi Sportswashing Machine, Bolton and Blackburn boss has hinted that Cole should be thinking of the team, rather than himself.
"There's a squad system here that has to be used to the benefit and the best of everybody," said Allardyce
"I totally understand nobody wants to be substituted before half-time.
"But purely from a tactical point of view, I had to change something, the way the game was at that stage, and that's my job.
"We don't hear about how disappointed Jack Collison was.
"So all players have to accept it if I bring them off, they have to accept it's my responsibility to change the way the team's playing, to get us back in the game.
"It's a difficult period but players show their true team spirit in situations like this.
"They show their true togetherness in situations like this, and that's what they've got to do, they've got to stick together.
"They can't fragment and think it's all about them, it's not just about them.
"It's about the whole team and everything that goes with it to achieve the right results."
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You're talking b*******! Under-fire Allardyce hits out at Hammers fans... again
By Sportsmail Reporter
PUBLISHED: 08:42 GMT, 5 April 2012 | UPDATED: 11:24 GMT, 5 April 2012
Sam Allardyce has done little to improve his increasingly strained relationship with West Ham supporters after he told them: 'You're talking b*******'.
The Hammers boss has come under fire of late after seeing the Championship side's automatic promotion hopes suffer a setback.
With just six games left to play this season, West Ham are third in the table, four points behind second-placed Reading and six away from leaders Southampton.
Fans have complained after the club's run of 11 games unbeaten (including seven draws) was ended last weekend at home to Reading.
Allardyce had previously hit out over an attack on his tactics, labelling them 'deluded' for their instance on the 'West Ham way'.
And now, ahead of their Good Friday clash at Barnsley, the former Bolton, Saudi Sportswashing Machine and Blackburn manager has spoken out again.
'Negativity has been very much in the forefront recently, which is strange because we have lost one in 12,' he told The Sun.
'You get opinions about our results like ‘James Tomkins shouldn’t be playing in midfield because he is a centre-half.
'You get all that b******s. What happens is I look at the performance of every player and say to everyone who says that: "You’re talking b******s."
'He played in that holding role for three games when we had 10 men — so that is how short memories are. That is how much b******s is talked in football.
'I don’t listen to that drivel because what bothers me is that James Tomkins plays well.'
West Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady earlier this week offered Allardyce a vote of confidence, insisting he will remain as the club's manager even if they fail to secure an instant return to the Premier League this season.
Allardyce praised the fans, however, on Thursday morning, insisting everybody at the club should stick together with promotion still the target.
'In our last home games the West Ham United fans were absolutely magnificent,' he told the club's official website.
'They were fully behind the team and were as good in that game as they have been all season.
'They showed what West Ham United fans are about - pride and passion with plenty of noise! It was just a shame that the result did not go our way, but the race is far from over.
'We must now pick ourselves up, stick together as a club and take each game at a time, starting with Barnsley on Friday.'
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