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The good news i think is that candidate like Lampard, RVN etc will ensure that it remains a story that the press report on and might help attract good quality candidates. I suspect they knew their ideal short list ahead of the sacking but there will always be new candidates that emerge once the...

All depends on whether the new owners keep breaking their promises to him:

That’s how CEO’s drive transformational change initially whilst in parallel putting in the team that can continue that more independently. I think this is what we are seeing occurring.

We don’t have an assistant currently, nor any hierarchy amongst the coaches, that wont be the same going forward. That is clear.

I know …my point is whilst your list failed so do the other options we tried …..

It doesn’t actually matter …. The only thing that matters is getting it right

To be fair we’ve tried all types ….. up and coming ….. Aidy Bothroyd, Pressley Proven …. Tony Mowbray Desperate ,.. Russell Slade

We are not keeping the existing coaching set up. That is clear. We will have a new head coach who will choose his own Assistant. That assistant will be a high quality proven coach and tactician. The very appointment King wanted Robins to make. Some of the existing coaches will go back to...

Yes he did

He talked about using the CEO’s / Owners of Premier League clubs for advice too.

Jesus not this again. Yes he is. All the assets of Coventry City are his, any income that arises from them are is. Whether he then banks that income personally or reinvests it in the club is his decision. Either way it’s his money.

We were in the top division for a good chunk of that time not lg2 and 1. Therefore using win% is pretty flawed as a comparative measure.

Im amazed how people have found the change of job title so confusing. Cov Tele writers clearly confused based on their latest article. We are not recruiting a guy to take training we are recruiting the manager, who in modern terminology is referred to as a head coach because they don’t...

Nope. I’m not buying that.

Doug also said he had built up a small football network of football CEO’s in the Premier League who were kind enough to give him some of their time and offer advice. My guess would be Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth etc who have found a way of sustaining a smaller club in the Premier League...

It started due to his short odds with the bookies.

No idea

Mutual effect is normally just a face saving phrase for the departing manager but is only possible if the departing manager wants the footballing world to think he agrees it wasn’t working, he had his frustrations too, etc etc and better to part ways ….. I suspect Mark wouldn’t have agreed to that.

Not with my search skills but i guess if you went back to the period he was appointed for the second time you could probably find it.

Great idea.