Allardyce insists swine flu is not tactical
Blackburn boss Sam Allardyce has denied claims that he plans to take the Premier League by storm by infecting every other team with swine flu.
After two massive defeats against Arsenal and Chelsea, The Lancashire-based carriers-of-the-disease are rumoured to be deploying new biological-warfare approaches in order to eliminate their competition.
“My scouting trip to the Libya had nothing to do with learning how infect people with viruses, and my meeting with Colnel Gadaffi around the time of the outbreak was purely co-incidental,” he potentially pleaded.
The devious Allardyce has a back-ground of underhand tactics, after achieving success at Bolton by brainwashing ageing superstars into believing they were still talented.
But his mind-powers failed to convince his over-price imports that they had any ability while in charge at Newcastle, so it appears the fat-headed waffler has turned to infecting opponents with contagious bacteria.
Suspicions were confounded after an FA announcement that spitting on the pitch could lead to the spreading of swine flu, coincided with El-Hadj Diouf being restored to the first-team.
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