Lee Carsley (6 Viewers)

[Alkhen]

Brentford sack Marinus Dijkhuizen and appoint Lee Carsley until the end of the season.

Sacking Warburton must rank as one of the worst ideas in a long time... Ha

good luck to Lee, always liked the bloke, cant see it ending well tho

​http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/33997919

 

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[Nick]

Random, was he a coach there or something?

 

[Alkhen]

Development Squad manager apparently, still what on earth were they thinking getting rid of Warburton?! the owners subscribe to that 'money ball' philosophy I believe, which led to them getting the Dutch guy in. feel a bit sorry for the bloke, 8 games is not enough. must have been a massive falling out

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

The game has gone mad.

 

[I_Saw_Shaw_Score]

Hope they go down after the way they treated Warburton.

 

[TrueSkyBlueLiam]

Serves them right for kicking Warburton out of the door. Good luck to Carsley tho. Always nice to see a Cov lad do well

 

[skybluebeduff]

Don't forget Willo is his assistant.

Good luck to you Lee and Paul.

 

[robbieray]

Warburton don't need the doe he makes enough bread

 

[rupert_bear]

What is it with this apparent obsession with Dutch managers, none of them are any good including the two at Sunderland and Manchester United and going back to Ruud Gullitt and Martin Jol

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

Who was the foreign manager interested in the Cov job when Coleman got sacked? I think he may have been Romanian and had managed in the Champions League

 

[Alkhen]

remember Zemen mania

 

[no_loyalty]

What is it with this apparent obsession with Dutch managers, none of them are any good including the two at Sunderland and Manchester United and going back to Ruud Gullitt and Martin Jol

Koeman is doing a good job at Southampton and JFH is doing ok at Burton

 

[Specs WT-R75]

Brentford sack Marinus Dijkhuizen and appoint Lee Carsley until the end of the season.

Sacking Warburton must rank as one of the worst ideas in a long time... Ha

good luck to Lee, always liked the bloke, cant see it ending well tho

​http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/33997919

they didn't actually sack him though.. they just didn't offer him a new deal. Agree though stupid decision...

 

[Joy Division]

JFH is doing more than okay I'd say.

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

JFH doing 'OK'?! Burton are probably a smaller club than Nuneaton, he's doing an incredible job

 

[eastwoodsdustman]

Might have been missed but Eric 'the messiah' Black has taken over at Rotherham too after Steve Evans depatrure.

 

[Skyblueweeman]

Koeman is doing a good job at Southampton and JFH is doing ok at Burton

And looking at the table, the 'Dutch manager at Man Utd' is actually top of the hardest league in the world. Not forgetting all the titles he's won elsewhere.

And then there's Guus Hiddink...countless trophies, took S.Korea (S.Korea FFS!) to 4th place at a World Cup.

Oh, and Frank Rijkaard...Champions League with Barcelona.

And Rinus Micheals...credited with creating the famous 'total football' Dutch side in the 70's.

Just because Advocaat is having a shocker at the moment (previously successful) doesn't mean that 'none of them are any good'....

WM

 

[Skyblueweeman]

Might have been missed but Eric 'the messiah' Black has taken over at Rotherham too after Steve Evans depatrure.

That's it for them then...Champions League Winners within 5 seasons.

 

[jimmyhillsfanclub]

That Dutch fella at Newcastle is not doing so well though eh?

 

[eastwoodsdustman]

That Dutch fella at Newcastle is not doing so well though eh?[/QUOTE

I sink that itch only an matter of time before he comsch guud.

 

[robbieray]

U cant spell mate, its matta not matter

 

[sw88]

I'd like to see him do well.

Surprised if Williams is coaching though; anyone else see the size of him at the legends game at the Butts a couple of years back?

 

[fernandopartridge]

London evening Standard says that Williams was employed as 'Logistics Manager' - he does realise it isn't a warehouse job doesn't he

 

[kg82]

Warburton walked because the management were changing the setup of the club. Which means they were going to sell all their decent players and give the manager a small budget to replace them.

 

[skybluetony176]

Well. He's having a good day in the office tonight.

 

[ms639]

Warburton was the master of his own downfall- wanted best of both, nobody like change

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Warburton has come up of it all well, he gained a good reputation at Brentford and seemed to take everything with his dignity intact and then has ended up at potentially one of Europes biggest clubs in a two team league.

i hope Carsley is a success and would still like to see him given a proper run here one day but hopefully not for a while.

 

[FRY-CCFC]

Warburton walked because the management were changing the setup of the club. Which means they were going to sell all their decent players and give the manager a small budget to replace them.

That's not true.

 

[CJ_covblaze]

A few years ago Willo was an agent. Seem to remember he was one of Gareth Barry's representatives at one point.

 

[SkyBlue_Bear83]

Warburton walked because the management were changing the setup of the club. Which means they were going to sell all their decent players and give the manager a small budget to replace them.

They went with what they call in America the moneyball approach. Basically they make all their signings based off statistics rather than traditional scouting methods as they believe this will get them best value for money.

 

[Sick Boy]

i hope Carsley is a success and would still like to see him given a proper run here one day but hopefully not for a while.

Based on what exactly?

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Based on what exactly?

I think he has the ability to be a good manager and was here at a dreadful time and has done a lot of good work in more junior roles.

 

[Sick Boy]

I think he has the ability to be a good manager and was here at a dreadful time and has done a lot of good work in more junior roles.

Fair play, he was obviously way out of his depth and it wasn't helped having Shaw working alongside him. I'm still struggling to understand what the point was in Thorny bringing in Shaw.

I've always seen LC as more of a coach rather than a manger though

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Fair play, he was obviously way out of his depth and it wasn't helped having Shaw working alongside him. I'm still struggling to understand what the point was in Thorny bringing in Shaw.

I've always seen LC as more of a coach rather than a manger though[/QUOTE

the Shaw thing was strange it was more keep the fans happy having a fans hero here (not quite sure why he was so worshiped though). As you say he was out of his depth at that time but I remember right he had only just packed up playing.

I thought lc would be a perfect number two and could make the step up, I have to be honest I have forgotten the order of things after Thorne.

lc may just turn out to a good coach of youngsters but until he is given a proper chance we will never know.