Paul Hart stated when he joined us that he's never really wanted to be a manager and is happier teaching youth players.
Has he actually ever gone to a club to take a management appointment? Seems like it's always been an internal "promotion", could be wrong though.
He's not going anywhwhere.
He took over from Warnock at Palace and was offered the Swindon job i think.
Can't imagine who would take that job. Saying that Bournemouth seemed to profit from an extremely dire situation on the manager front. I hope Argyle do too.
What was Reid supposed to do? They sold any player worth selling, left him with a team that isn't going tp pull up any trees, then didn't pay them for months. To help out he sells a much treasured personal momento. Then they sack him. What a joke. Just like Risdale though. I'd say that I hope they go down now except that their fans don't deserve that and what have they one to deserve Risdale. Any self respecting Manager should stay well clear.
surely the LMA & FA can step in and take some sort of action on behalf of Reid?? im no legal expert but it cannot be right for someone to sell personal possesions to assist in the payment of staff...and then get sacked by a man whos couldnt do his own job properly in the first place.
A disgraceful move, but I can't help but think Reid is probably better off out of it. Football management is a stressful enough job at the best of times, but when you're working for an a-hole it must be worse.
Take a look at this pic of Reid; the grey hair and the sunken eyes. Not a healthy look for a guy of 55 is it? Do yourself a favour Peter, take a good long break from the game, and think very carefully about who you want to work for in future.
If Plymouth went out of business, it is hard not to see them returning in some form like a Phoenix from the ahes - too many decent and passionate fans just to let it go.
I feel for Peter Reid; he couldn't have given more. I feel for the fans - they are the difference between a business and a club. For their sake, I hope it eventually works out for them.
Thank our lucky stars, it has worked out for Charlton. It could so easily have been us.
By appointing him and Romain as coach, they've not only got a manager with no experience (or badges as far as I know) but also lost their captain and 1st choice keeper. Hmmm.
Heaney, who was the favourite to takeover, in a deal that meant he buys the ground and sells the club to Ridsdale for £1, until he didn't actually stump up any money, is in the news again, as he is Truro city chairman and they've now been issued a winding up order!
1356 FOOTBALL: Former Leeds chairman Peter Ridsdale is to step down from his involvement with Plymouth Argyle once James Brent takes over the club, with the deal set to go through next month.
I'd rather cut of my penis with a rusty bread knife! Seriously though, they were bad enough when I saw them against parkies side last season, so god knows what shape they're in now...
I'd rather cut of my penis with a rusty bread knife! Seriously though, they were bad enough when I saw them against parkies side last season, so god knows what shape they're in now...
Fair play, I was just looking to go support a near bust football team... never expected to see Brazilian style football at the same time
Hey easy tiger! Was just a light hearted remark, but at the same time it still ain't cheap there, and do I really spend what little spare I have on that?
haha lets do it, always fancied having my face punched in by a squaddie Hopefully they do some £5 football this year, il be game for that.... although you are right on costs. 2-3 games down at Plymouth could fund a trip up to the Valley this season and I know which id prefer
See my recent thread, "Fans Re-united" regarding my experiences at Argyle last Saturday.
Brighton supporters took a coachload to the Macclesfield game, and supporters of several other clubs made the effort to show their solidarity with the Argyle fans. It was a brilliant atmosphere and 'togetherness' of football fans of different clubs.
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Is it any different from us sacking Parky after he allegedly paid for a loan player's wages ?
surely the LMA & FA can step in and take some sort of action on behalf of Reid?? im no legal expert but it cannot be right for someone to sell personal possesions to assist in the payment of staff...and then get sacked by a man whos couldnt do his own job properly in the first place.
I feel for Peter Reid; he couldn't have given more. I feel for the fans - they are the difference between a business and a club.
For their sake, I hope it eventually works out for them.
Thank our lucky stars, it has worked out for Charlton. It could so easily have been us.
somebody has started a twitter account to ask The FA to reissue his medals, probably futile but I have followed it
Really don't want to see a league club close but it looks like it might happen.
Seriously though, they were bad enough when I saw them against parkies side last season, so god knows what shape they're in now...
Was just a light hearted remark, but at the same time it still ain't cheap there, and do I really spend what little spare I have on that?
I take it dinner is off ;0)
Hey shine-love you really!
let's go down Union street and have a punch up to celebrate!
, I'd buy you a beer ;0)
Incidentally if I had spare cash I'd gladly go Argyle.
Hopefully they do some £5 football this year, il be game for that.... although you are right on costs.
2-3 games down at Plymouth could fund a trip up to the Valley this season and I know which id prefer
Congrats Plymouth !
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Thanks for the link.
See my recent thread, "Fans Re-united" regarding my experiences at Argyle last Saturday.
Brighton supporters took a coachload to the Macclesfield game, and supporters of several other clubs made the effort to show their solidarity with the Argyle fans. It was a brilliant atmosphere and 'togetherness' of football fans of different clubs.