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Managerial sackings, comings and goings
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The Bury hearing was today.
no winding up ordered, judge said it will be reconsidered in 6 weeks.
2 interested parties, both say they could pay off the debt.
amongst other creditors the biggest single sum is the £1million owed to HMRC0 -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48707323
Pep Clotet named caretaker head coach at Brum, but their not looking for anyone else! Perhaps he's break the Bowyer record for being a caretaker
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Prawns still frozen ?0
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Kent online are now reporting that Steve Evans is favourite for the Doncaster job. That would be a quick turn around.1
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One thing Steve Evans isn’t capable of is a quick turn around.Sark99 said:Kent online are now reporting that Steve Evans is favourite for the Doncaster job. That would be a quick turn around.17 -
Newcastle United say manager Rafael Benitez will leave the club when his contract expires on 30 June.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48746689
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That means he'll sign a new deal tomorrow.clive said:Newcastle United say manager Rafael Benitez will leave the club when his contract expires on 30 June.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48746689
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Not a dissimilar situation to Bowyer's really. Wants to stay, adored by fans, but an incompetent owner not backing the manager is making his job much more difficult than it should be. Thankfully in our case Bowyer did decide to stay but it could easily have gone the same way as Newcastle.clive said:Newcastle United say manager Rafael Benitez will leave the club when his contract expires on 30 June.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/487466890 - Sponsored links:
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Fair play to him for standing firm.
Back at the start of the year it was reported he said he wanted in writing that he had funds for transfers available before signing a new deal.
Mike Ashley said he could have it in writing once he had signed his new contract
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I've seen people on here say they'd welcome Ashley as our new owner. More competent than Roland but still a massive "no" from me.stackitsteve said:Fair play to him for standing firm.
Back at the start of the year it was reported he said he wanted in writing that he had funds for transfers available before signing a new deal.
Mike Ashley said he could have it in writing once he had signed his new contract 5 -
Garry Monk is the early favourite.
Interestingly, Curbs is 33/1
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stackitsteve said:Garry Monk is the early favourite.
Interestingly, Curbs is 33/1
would Bowyer be in the frame for the Newcastle job?0 -
Currently 16sLargeAddick said:stackitsteve said:Garry Monk is the early favourite.
Interestingly, Curbs is 33/1
would Bowyer be in the frame for the Newcastle job?
https://www.thesackrace.com/teams/newcastle-united
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stackitsteve said:
Currently 16sLargeAddick said:stackitsteve said:Garry Monk is the early favourite.
Interestingly, Curbs is 33/1
would Bowyer be in the frame for the Newcastle job?
https://www.thesackrace.com/teams/newcastle-united
I see Ant 'n Dec are both 500-13 -
Alan Pardew to go back and serve as Manager and complete the 8th year of his contract.
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I can't see this working, even Curb 'n Gritty were split up. Besides Ant has Priory commitments.LargeAddick said:stackitsteve said:
Currently 16sLargeAddick said:stackitsteve said:Garry Monk is the early favourite.
Interestingly, Curbs is 33/1
would Bowyer be in the frame for the Newcastle job?
https://www.thesackrace.com/teams/newcastle-united
I see Ant 'n Dec are both 500-13 -
according to today's paper he could move to China on £12 Million a year .. his departure, when it happens, is a major blow to Newcastlealicwkd said:
Not a dissimilar situation to Bowyer's really. Wants to stay, adored by fans, but an incompetent owner not backing the manager is making his job much more difficult than it should be. Thankfully in our case Bowyer did decide to stay but it could easily have gone the same way as Newcastle.clive said:Newcastle United say manager Rafael Benitez will leave the club when his contract expires on 30 June.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48746689
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To be fair to Ashley he has always said whatever money the club makes they can spend but that he cannot bankroll any more funds.
Is it so bad to expect them to live within their means.
it must be a not inconsiderable amount that they generate Each year.1 - Sponsored links:
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Ashley is more competent than The Douche, but he is at least as bad a person and owner. He demands an actual profit each year and usually gets it. They have been relegated twice in his tenure. Newcastle has turnover in the PL that routinely ranks 7th-8th and attendances that equal Liverpool but their TOTAL net transfer budget the last 3 seasons combined according to Transfermarkt is minus £8M! That ranks dead last among the teams currently in the PL and behind at least half a dozen teams in The Championship. He uses the stadium to advertise his company, Sports Direct, without a fee, costing the club millions in money each year and he refuses to upgrade their training ground, which is woefully behind the curve. He regularly claims the club is for sale, this is the 5th straight year it has been for sale when STs go on sale and then magically, it falls-through once the season nears and the money has come in. Finally, he has siphoned off the part of the stadium ground that would have been used to expand St. James Park and plans to build a hotel there, meaning there is no way to expand down the line. Oh, and his statement about Rafa going? He released it without telling Rafa talks were over. Defines the word cnut.
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I assume Holly will step in while Ant's away...soapboxsam said:
I can't see this working, even Curb 'n Gritty were split up. Besides Ant has Priory commitments.LargeAddick said:stackitsteve said:
Currently 16sLargeAddick said:stackitsteve said:Garry Monk is the early favourite.
Interestingly, Curbs is 33/1
would Bowyer be in the frame for the Newcastle job?
https://www.thesackrace.com/teams/newcastle-united
I see Ant 'n Dec are both 500-11 -
Derby have granted Chelsea permission to speak to Lampard about the managers job.0
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4m compensation will do nicely, they'll get a new man in and still finish between 6-9th.Charlton_Stu said:Derby have granted Chelsea permission to speak to Lampard about the managers job.1 -
Ridiculous media love-in for Lampard. Nothing against the bloke, but his performance has been no more and no less than "satisfactory - he's taken a side with roughly the 6th highest budget in the Championship and finished 6th. Bowyer, Wilder and Nathan Jones/Mick Harford are streets ahead in terms of performance in relation to budget.17
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Not to mention they beat Leeds at Elland Road in the Semi-Finals because the Goalkeeper decided to head for the HT tunnel a bit early1
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So agree. Can we get good odds he is gone From Chelsea by 6/30/20?MrLargo said:Ridiculous media love-in for Lampard. Nothing against the bloke, but his performance has been no more and no less than "satisfactory - he's taken a side with roughly the 6th highest budget in the Championship and finished 6th. Bowyer, Wilder and Nathan Jones/Mick Harford are streets ahead in terms of performance in relation to budget.1 -
He spent next to nothing though, he recouped more than he spent and got by from using the loan market well to get in Mount, Wilson and Tomori.MrLargo said:Ridiculous media love-in for Lampard. Nothing against the bloke, but his performance has been no more and no less than "satisfactory - he's taken a side with roughly the 6th highest budget in the Championship and finished 6th. Bowyer, Wilder and Nathan Jones/Mick Harford are streets ahead in terms of performance in relation to budget.
The signings he spent money on were all offset by selling Vydra and Wiemann.
Agreed that Derby were not really much better off though, they're always in the top 10.
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