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torchomatic
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Agree totally. People would be saying the same thing of Thorn if he had gone at the end of his caretaker spell.
Wanting Black is like wanting Spangles back. Nostalgia.
Wanting Black is like wanting Spangles back. Nostalgia.
But you were happy with Thorn?????? Strange
Mucca Mad Boys
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No need to really, he was an able scout, could do both.
torchomatic
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Yeah, he'd be Ok. Tisdale too would be a good appointment. I will support the new bloke, unless it's Megson.
I just hope we don't repeat previous mistakes and give it to an ex-player with zero experience.
I just hope we don't repeat previous mistakes and give it to an ex-player with zero experience.
Grendel
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Even Devine has a better record than Thorn - and he doesn't exist.
Grendel
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I've nothing against Devine that's unfair.
sky blue john
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To much bloody fan sentiment on here for Wise and Black and its clouding peoples judgement.
At the end of the day its Sisu's decision if they fu-ck it up then they slit their own throats, Sisu have most to lose or gain.
But Sisu's track record on decisions and knowledge of football doesn't fill me with much confidence for getting it right !!!!
At the end of the day its Sisu's decision if they fu-ck it up then they slit their own throats, Sisu have most to lose or gain.
But Sisu's track record on decisions and knowledge of football doesn't fill me with much confidence for getting it right !!!!
Grendel
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Their track record on managerial appointments certainly needs to improve.
Grendel
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Nothing fat about Coleman. If you think I don't like Thorn we could spend time chatting about Armani Man
Hold on a minute. Are you sure? He turned into a right porker towards the end
@richh87
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I'm finding this very amusing. I know a local lad called Liam Devine and it's hardly a common name. Seems someone's taking the piss!
I'm pretty sure there's no such manager...
I hope you're joking
@richh87
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Nope - googling the name gives me nowt - and I've never heard of the bloke.
Ok, let me rephrase. I hope you're being ironic
Harry Krishner
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Either Black or Wise would be great.
@richh87
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I wasn't - but I've just gone back and found the relevant thread. It is indeed a local berk as I thought. Phew.
Ok mate sorted
Astute
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Eric Black and Ernie Wise will do for me.
Why is Wise such a popular choice and people claiming he is a "winner". Perhaps he was as a player but I cannot remember any achievement of his in management?! Brief reminder: he has only been in 1 managerial role where he has completed a full season in which the club got relegated. Admittedly, in the short stints as manager he was winning a good amount of games but IMO this success was down to his no.2 Gus Poyet. If he is appointed, I won't be pleased nor optimistic but I will support him as CCFCs manager all the same.
Brighton Sky Blue
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First appointment was at Millwall I believe where he got them to the FA Cup final and a decent league finish-without Poyet, but 8 years ago.
Fair enough he got Millwall to the final of the FA Cup as player manager, undeniably a good achievement. However, IMO getting out of this league is priority above all and for me he just does not have the experience. I also think that his ability as a player helped Millwall as he wasn't over the hill when he was playing for them so their mid-table finish was not solely down to his managerial tact.
Skyblueweeman
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Still think Di Canio from Swindow ticks a number of boxes...#thisisahashtag
Brighton Sky Blue
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#ThisIsntTwitter
1nilandwe...
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Yeah, if I was an up and coming young manager riding the crest of a wave at a club with a huge feel-good factor surrounding it, I'd probably jump ship to a hive full of misery and gloom. Dead sensible.
Skyblueweeman
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You've been to Swindon right? Our history may not be as great as the Man Utds of the world admittedly, but let's not do ourselves a dis-justice yeah. We were the 4th longest team in the top flight, our record in the Premiership era sees us sit something like 17th out of all the teams who've played in it (including some established sides), we've won a major trophy in the past 30 years (not many can say that), Cov has a bigger fan base than Swindon, our stadium is world class despite what some locals might think of it, our academy is one of the best outside of the Championship etc etc.
It's only doom and gloom if you dwell on things. Are we in perfect shape, no, far from it. Are Swindon feeling a buzz more than we are at the moment? Yes definitely. Does that make them a better proposition that us long term? Not in my eyes. Fair enough if you see differently but don't let the past few years for Cov and Swindon cloud your judgement that they're a better option than us.