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Garner Gawn? (Ed. CORRECT - GARNER SACKED p6, and again by Colchester p32)

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    Wasn't Garner a long term number two to Pulis?
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    Good to see Colchester get a win away at Cambridge last night.
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    Sacked this evening after losing 2-1 at home to Harrogate and dropping into the relegation zone
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    Appleton needs another coach……
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    Watch the improvement in Colchester from next week then.
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    Decent coach, shit manager. 
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    edited October 2023
    Relieved of duties.
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    You might not believe me but Ted Baker ( yes THE Ted Baker) told me he was useless when we hired him. Ted is great mates with Paul Tisdale 
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    The emperor’s new clothes 
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    Watched the goals tonight and sad to see Mitchell struggling, I hope this doesn't set him back.
    Not sure where Ben Garner goes from here as a manager as other than Swindon his CV with Rovers, Charlton and Colchester won't help get him another manager's job in the EFL.
    Garner will have to drop another level or two to National League or NLS or NLN.
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    Maybe the job was too much for him? That's the comment he's made about refs before.
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    He does love a ref moan. The post match interviews became painful. Never Garner's 'process' at fault. 
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    Martin Sandgaard’s finest intervention .  I do think Garner has some good ideas but he’s never had the players to implement what he wants to do.  
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    Strangely I can barely remember him, its either old age or a sign of the number of managers we have had. I actually dont think I could name our last five managers.
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    thenewbie said:
    wmcf123 said:
    Martin Sandgaard’s finest intervention .  I do think Garner has some good ideas but he’s never had the players to implement what he wants to do.  
    Which does beg the question of whether those ideas are too ambitious honestly. If he keeps going from job to job but keeps finding that players are not responsive then maybe it's not the players that are the issue.
    Yes, that’s the point I was making .  His ideology is admirable but not realistic .  
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    Hal1x said:
    Strangely I can barely remember him, its either old age or a sign of the number of managers we have had. I actually dont think I could name our last five managers.
    I struggle as well, as they all seem to meld into one.  If I remember rightly, Dean Garner started out alright but never had a Plan B. As soon as other managers had figured out what we were going to do, we never won again because we would never adapt. Though, that might have been Ben Holden or someone else.  
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    should have stayed at Swindon
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    Stig said:
    Hal1x said:
    Strangely I can barely remember him, its either old age or a sign of the number of managers we have had. I actually dont think I could name our last five managers.
    I struggle as well, as they all seem to meld into one.  If I remember rightly, Dean Garner started out alright but never had a Plan B. As soon as other managers had figured out what we were going to do, we never won again because we would never adapt. Though, that might have been Ben Holden or someone else.  
    Maybe we shouldn’t have sacked Jackie Johnson.
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    Watch the improvement in Colchester from next week then.
    Following Colchester's win at Grimsby last week, they won at Accrington today.  
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    Watch the improvement in Colchester from next week then.
    Following Colchester's win at Grimsby last week, they won at Accrington today.  
    The old manager-garn bounce!
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    When you read that statement of what a job he did makes you wonder why they sacked him!
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