I missed that one. Not a surprise, as they've been terrible this season.
It's interesting that 3 of the bottom 4 L2 sides are historically non league clubs, showing how hard it is to build up a club, even with big name owners.
Forest Green Rovers can today confirm that Troy Deeney has been appointed Head Coach, following the departure of David Horseman and Louis Carey by mutual consent after a disappointing opening to the 23/24 season.
Of late Forest Green have made some interesting appointments as managers.
Interesting move from FGR , I think Horseman came from Southamptons U23s and it just hasn't worked out.
"Academy" coaches have been all the rage, but many haven't worked out in the grubby end of the EFL, when you have to battle your way to points, rather than playing Pep football.
Crawley instantly spring to mind , almost relegated with Kevin Betsy who came with a big reputation from Arsenals U23s and then they went Matty Etherington from a similar background.
Now look a lot more settled with Scott Lindsey in charge who's got a bit more experience of the league.
And you look at the success of Steve Evans, getting a bang average Stevenage side (on paper) out of L2 and into the L1 promotion places.
Steve Evans is not a popular guy on the football circuit, but he's got a good record of success on his CV. I'd like him to be our next manager.
I missed that one. Not a surprise, as they've been terrible this season.
It's interesting that 3 of the bottom 4 L2 sides are historically non league clubs, showing how hard it is to build up a club, even with big name owners.
has Gary 'Nasal' Neville and his 'class of 92' buddies lost interest in the somewhat manufactured club ? .. whadya reckon ?
Paul Ince is being linked, don't know whether that's just 2+2=5 based on him being an out of work and someone who played a bit with a few of the owners.
I missed that one. Not a surprise, as they've been terrible this season.
It's interesting that 3 of the bottom 4 L2 sides are historically non league clubs, showing how hard it is to build up a club, even with big name owners.
has Gary 'Nasal' Neville and his 'class of 92' buddies lost interest in the somewhat manufactured club ? .. whadya reckon ?
I imagine the excitement they had, when they seemed to be getting promoted every season has dissipated, now they're in their 5th season in L2. Especially as Wrexham have stolen their mantle as a "glamorous" lower division club.
Interesting move from FGR , I think Horseman came from Southamptons U23s and it just hasn't worked out.
"Academy" coaches have been all the rage, but many haven't worked out in the grubby end of the EFL, when you have to battle your way to points, rather than playing Pep football.
Crawley instantly spring to mind , almost relegated with Kevin Betsy who came with a big reputation from Arsenals U23s and then they went Matty Etherington from a similar background.
Now look a lot more settled with Scott Lindsey in charge who's got a bit more experience of the league.
And you look at the success of Steve Evans, getting a bang average Stevenage side (on paper) out of L2 and into the L1 promotion places.
Steve Evans is not a popular guy on the football circuit, but he's got a good record of success on his CV. I'd like him to be our next manager.
We’d need to re-employ burger boy to meet his demands though.
Interesting move from FGR , I think Horseman came from Southamptons U23s and it just hasn't worked out.
"Academy" coaches have been all the rage, but many haven't worked out in the grubby end of the EFL, when you have to battle your way to points, rather than playing Pep football.
Crawley instantly spring to mind , almost relegated with Kevin Betsy who came with a big reputation from Arsenals U23s and then they went Matty Etherington from a similar background.
Now look a lot more settled with Scott Lindsey in charge who's got a bit more experience of the league.
And you look at the success of Steve Evans, getting a bang average Stevenage side (on paper) out of L2 and into the L1 promotion places.
Steve Evans is not a popular guy on the football circuit, but he's got a good record of success on his CV. I'd like him to be our next manager.
We’d need to re-employ burger boy to FEED his demands though.
Interesting move from FGR , I think Horseman came from Southamptons U23s and it just hasn't worked out.
"Academy" coaches have been all the rage, but many haven't worked out in the grubby end of the EFL, when you have to battle your way to points, rather than playing Pep football.
Crawley instantly spring to mind , almost relegated with Kevin Betsy who came with a big reputation from Arsenals U23s and then they went Matty Etherington from a similar background.
Now look a lot more settled with Scott Lindsey in charge who's got a bit more experience of the league.
And you look at the success of Steve Evans, getting a bang average Stevenage side (on paper) out of L2 and into the L1 promotion places.
Steve Evans is not a popular guy on the football circuit, but he's got a good record of success on his CV. I'd like him to be our next manager.
We’d need to re-employ burger boy to meet his demands though.
Fleetwood Town can confirm Lee Johnson has left the club with immediate effect.
Assistant Manager Darren Way and First Team Coach Phil Jevons will also depart – everyone at the Club would like to place on record our thanks to Lee, Darren, and Phil for their hard work and professionalism during their time at the club.
The Club will issue a further update on the first team staff in due course.
Fleetwood Town can confirm Lee Johnson has left the club with immediate effect.
Assistant Manager Darren Way and First Team Coach Phil Jevons will also depart – everyone at the Club would like to place on record our thanks to Lee, Darren, and Phil for their hard work and professionalism during their time at the club.
The Club will issue a further update on the first team staff in due course.
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It's interesting that 3 of the bottom 4 L2 sides are historically non league clubs, showing how hard it is to build up a club, even with big name owners.
I'd like him to be our next manager.
Fleetwood Town can confirm Lee Johnson has left the club with immediate effect.
Assistant Manager Darren Way and First Team Coach Phil Jevons will also depart – everyone at the Club would like to place on record our thanks to Lee, Darren, and Phil for their hard work and professionalism during their time at the club.
The Club will issue a further update on the first team staff in due course.
With their owner in prison, they look like a club on the slide back down to their more natural position.
https://www.hartlepoolunited.co.uk/news/2023/december/club-statement-john-askey/
Charlie Adam confirmed , Maurice Ross and Ross Wallace as his coaching staff.
https://www.cu-fc.com/news/2024/january/club-statement