percy
Member
someone with a bit of fire in their belly perhaps!!!
mowbray about to walk ? (10 Viewers)
- Thread starter the rumpo kid
- Start date
Wyken Sky Blue
Well-Known Member
Steve Evans or Steve Cotterill for me.
I think both would apply for the job if Mowbray goes.
I think both would apply for the job if Mowbray goes.
higgs
Well-Known Member
When we hammered Gillingham last season and signed joe cole and the crowds were getting bigger by the game I finally thought we were after turning a corner didn't see this one coming we are back to square one now or worse off with threats over the academy training ground and ricoh
Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk
Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk
Brylowes
Well-Known Member
I nearly dropped a dishwasher on Jamie Clapham's foot once.
But that's another story. :cigar:
ccfcway
Well-Known Member
isn't oggy to blame ?
Terry Gibson's perm
Well-Known Member
Even they must know most fans don't want him so I expect a 5 year contract
Brylowes
Well-Known Member
It was actually Oggy that saved him, dived sharply too his left
And tipped it round the toaster.
rupert_bear
Well-Known Member
How about this for a senerio sisu and Fisher, especially Fisher are under pressure what a chance to bury bad news, than fire a manager and hire a manager and hope the new manager bounce buys them time. Just a theory.
Nick
Administrator
You make it sound like they would be sacking a manager doing a fantastic job just to cover?
Terry Gibson's perm
Well-Known Member
Are they really under pressure a few signatures on a petition isn't going to bother these people.
If they do, the contract will only be to the end of this season. At best with an option for 1 more year. An out of work manager to provide new Impulse, but without long term commitment. My theory as I think the wheel is about to fall off.. Btw, I don't blame SISU for TMs tactical mistakes, but they take the ultimate resonsibility for the structure in which TM works.
JimmyHillsbeard
Well-Known Member
1) I don't believe the manager is about to quit, just like he didn't on the 11ty billion times he's been rumoured to before (from the signing of his contract after the first 3 months, to the selling of Maddison, to the end of the August transfer window)
2) sacking him would be defensible on football grounds alone. He clearly doesn't know his best team and he's signed dozens of players who can't fit into the system he clearly wants to play.
3) Steven Pressley is still available.
2) sacking him would be defensible on football grounds alone. He clearly doesn't know his best team and he's signed dozens of players who can't fit into the system he clearly wants to play.
3) Steven Pressley is still available.
Captain Dart
Well-Known Member
4) Help!
5) Twist and Shout
oucho
Well-Known Member
Nah the FA'll be happy with an apology, no way do they want to pay him off then hire someone else from the pathetic pool of non-candidates out there.
Samo
Well-Known Member
But would they need to pay him off if he's brought the FA into disrepute?
the rumpo kid
Well-Known Member
huh.............hummmmm !
JimmyHillsbeard
Well-Known Member
Well after that interview looks like Son of Rumpo might have been right after all. Extraordinary.
sw88
Chief Commentator!
Very dejected. Clearly feels he's come to the end of the road. I for one found his assessment very honest, and would take a man leaving his post knowing he can go no further like he just has to goth over a Presley Gladiator-esque type interview. Only similarity is that both were parting gifts (if TM does actually go that is) made publicly on CWR.
OK, Pressley didn't go immediately after that, but he definately lost the dressing room and might aswell have left after that interview
Also a bonus he's not wanting a pay off; another example he's not like our for we managers who've stuck around too long in the hope of getting dismissed and a pay off! (Thorn and Pressley were both kept on much longer than they should have).
OK, Pressley didn't go immediately after that, but he definately lost the dressing room and might aswell have left after that interview
Also a bonus he's not wanting a pay off; another example he's not like our for we managers who've stuck around too long in the hope of getting dismissed and a pay off! (Thorn and Pressley were both kept on much longer than they should have).
We won't have a ground either soon, explain that to the new manager
And Nigel Pearson ha ha
Captain Dart
Well-Known Member
skyblueeyesrevisited
Well-Known Member
So how does Mogga walking help?
We're still left with the same squad. The problem is lack of experience and leadership on the park not off it!
We're still left with the same squad. The problem is lack of experience and leadership on the park not off it!
Otis
Well-Known Member
That's the problem. Transfer window firmly shut. We have to turn babies into men sharpish.
Yeh greed you watch they'll be some big names come out and some good managers looking to start again with a new team
skyblueeyesrevisited
Well-Known Member
We don't need a manager for that we need a time machine
Samo
Well-Known Member
It's about coaching and formations