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Not sure if its been mentioned already but just seen this. 

Fair play for not making a fuss about it. 

  Not good....let's hope it remains a mild and controllable thing.

Just read this   :(

Does not sound too bad at the moment, just hope it does not get any worse, eight years and not said a word

fair play to him for keeping it quiet, surprised it hasn't got out before. hope it doesn't get any worse.

Good fella got to admire his attitude and the fact he's just getting on with it.

Exemplifies the attitude of a bygone age - the stiff upper lip, mustn't grumble, just get on with it.

The man has my deepest respect, and my very best wishes.

Im really shocked - hes a dour old turkey neck but I kinda l love him 

He's a good strong character and he's obviously coped with it well over the past 8 years. Good on him.

Attention seeking, get those excuses in before Plymouth start off with a whimper.  Reminds me of the time Hoddle got a cold sore on his lip during the play offs, just in case we didn't go up, oh how quickly it cleared up once he joined Chelsea.  These managers are one step ahead of the game.

In all seriousness fair play to the bloke for keeping it to himself (PS not GH), I think that kind of explains why he's got such a good outlook on the game, ie it's a game, not life or death, if the team lose they lose, you look at your next match and try your hardest to win it.

All the best for the future, hope it remains controllable for a very long time indeed.

I reckon Pook knew about it!
Everytime Luggy picked the team, Pooky stood by the shaky finger!

Aside.........: I had he controls it and stays a succesful manager for many years. Drugs for this condition have improved.

Fair play to him for keeping it quiet.

Poor old Luggy.

He is a strong man though, Part of what makes him such a top manager.

I heard he's only said it because he wants to give the team a bit of a shake up.

Horrible disease.

I saw it make my grandad a weak man.

I wouldn't wish Parkinsons disease on anyone, Luggy included.

The fat fucking monk-haired 'sweaty' shit all over fans of this club when he sided with Wills and Diamandis. I don't wish him bad fortune, but I'll never forgive the cunt.

I was only going for the obviously tongue in cheek distasteful humour approach.

I think he was taken for a ride with the old lot and once he realised this he left completely. It's good to read he's coping ok.

I've done some sweaty shits in my time.

But seriously, bloke who's job involves some PR sticks up for bosses shocker? He's far from the most hypocritical person I've met when it comes to employers. I'm sure there are many about who work for companies which are doing worse things than running a football club into the ground.

I do not blame Luggy for leaving us. I was gutted when he left. The best manager we had in ages. People slag him off for siding with Diamandis etc but your not going to slag off your boss are you? Luggy did a good job here. He wouldnt have left for any other club unless they were in the Premier League. Leicester approached and he said he would stay. Have a lot of time for Sturrock. Top man.

Plymouth to take Shakes on trial?

Seriously though, I wish him all the best.

Realisation that probably made him shudder to think what might happen if he stayed.

I was disappointed, but not at all suprised when Sturrock left.

This news has nothing to do with football - I wish him all the best.

I'm glad he's only got Parkinson's and not Ross's disease though.

 :D

Good luck to him....an honest manager and for me the best manager weve ever had!!!!.....with the youths that is,the 2 lads he got hereand sold on kept the club ticking over,and with Morrison and co still here our youngsters are up with the best...good luck to him.