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Managerial sackings, comings and goings
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actions/achievements speak louder than chit chatExiled_Addick said:
The same criticism used to get levelled at Curbs, to be fairCovered End said:Cocu & Woodgate show zero personality.
They could be good motivators, but they show nothing when interviewed.
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Cocu was atrocious at Fenerbahce last season.
sacked before the end of October after the club hit the relegation zone.
Derby will have hoped for the PSV version and I imagine he’ll be desperate now too, you don’t get too many opportunities before being written off as a failure.1 -
Boro aren't a sacking club, but he's doing a pretty poor job considering he inherited a team that finished 7th last season.Valiantphil said:Woodgate has a medium/long term job to do at Boro. I reckon his job is safe for this season.1 -
Was always going to be a tough job this season, as not only have Derby lost a well liked manager, but they also lost their 3 best players from last season in Mount, Wilson and Tomori.Sage said:
Seemed absolutely clueless with no passion or motivation on the touchline. He didn’t know what to do or how to stop us.Lincsaddick said:if cockadoodle Cocu is still at Derby by Christmas, I'll think about eating my tastiest hat .. his was a ridiculous appointment from the off
That’s the thing with Derby under Mel Morris. They go for names rather than anything else. Forget dynamics, work rate, togetherness, cohesion, balance etc. they think if they get a big name in, someone popular, the same with signing Rooney, that it will work out perfectly when most of the time it really doesn’t. And then they cheat the system and don’t get punished. It’s clubs like Derby that I really enjoy watching fail each and every year.2 -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50035674
Sol Campbell appointed as Southend manager. Hermann Hreidarsson will be his assistant, his first coaching role in this country I think. With Andy Cole as forwards coach, there's a lot of playing talent on the touchline!1 -
7-1 down. Must be the worst managerial debut since Bryan Gunn's Norwich let in 7 at home to Colchester a few years back.killerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50035674
Sol Campbell appointed as Southend manager. Hermann Hreidarsson will be his assistant, his first coaching role in this country I think. With Andy Cole as forwards coach, there's a lot of playing talent on the touchline!0 -
I'd be very surprised if Sol Campbell took charge tonightMrLargo said:
7-1 down. Must be the worst managerial debut since Bryan Gunn's Norwich let in 7 at home to Colchester a few years back.killerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50035674
Sol Campbell appointed as Southend manager. Hermann Hreidarsson will be his assistant, his first coaching role in this country I think. With Andy Cole as forwards coach, there's a lot of playing talent on the touchline!
Either way a bit awkward as dont teams usually put in extra effort for their new manager even if they're just watching from the stands0 -
True on both counts. Regardless of who's picked the team tonight, you'd expect some sort of reaction in front of a new manager.ForeverAddickted said:
I'd be very surprised if Sol Campbell took charge tonightMrLargo said:
7-1 down. Must be the worst managerial debut since Bryan Gunn's Norwich let in 7 at home to Colchester a few years back.killerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50035674
Sol Campbell appointed as Southend manager. Hermann Hreidarsson will be his assistant, his first coaching role in this country I think. With Andy Cole as forwards coach, there's a lot of playing talent on the touchline!
Either way a bit awkward as dont teams usually put in extra effort for their new manager even if they're just watching from the stands1 -
Maybe they’re just really shitMrLargo said:
True on both counts. Regardless of who's picked the team tonight, you'd expect some sort of reaction in front of a new manager.ForeverAddickted said:
I'd be very surprised if Sol Campbell took charge tonightMrLargo said:
7-1 down. Must be the worst managerial debut since Bryan Gunn's Norwich let in 7 at home to Colchester a few years back.killerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50035674
Sol Campbell appointed as Southend manager. Hermann Hreidarsson will be his assistant, his first coaching role in this country I think. With Andy Cole as forwards coach, there's a lot of playing talent on the touchline!
Either way a bit awkward as dont teams usually put in extra effort for their new manager even if they're just watching from the stands2 -
To be fair they've played two more games but their Goal Difference is worse than Bolton's!!DaveMehmet said:
Maybe they’re just really shitMrLargo said:
True on both counts. Regardless of who's picked the team tonight, you'd expect some sort of reaction in front of a new manager.ForeverAddickted said:
I'd be very surprised if Sol Campbell took charge tonightMrLargo said:
7-1 down. Must be the worst managerial debut since Bryan Gunn's Norwich let in 7 at home to Colchester a few years back.killerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50035674
Sol Campbell appointed as Southend manager. Hermann Hreidarsson will be his assistant, his first coaching role in this country I think. With Andy Cole as forwards coach, there's a lot of playing talent on the touchline!
Either way a bit awkward as dont teams usually put in extra effort for their new manager even if they're just watching from the stands
Let that sink in for a moment, at least Bolton have the excuse of being forced to play kids for a good number of games0 -
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Just checked and they were down to 9 men after 53 minutes.ForeverAddickted said:
To be fair they've played two more games but their Goal Difference is worse than Bolton's!!DaveMehmet said:
Maybe they’re just really shitMrLargo said:
True on both counts. Regardless of who's picked the team tonight, you'd expect some sort of reaction in front of a new manager.ForeverAddickted said:
I'd be very surprised if Sol Campbell took charge tonightMrLargo said:
7-1 down. Must be the worst managerial debut since Bryan Gunn's Norwich let in 7 at home to Colchester a few years back.killerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50035674
Sol Campbell appointed as Southend manager. Hermann Hreidarsson will be his assistant, his first coaching role in this country I think. With Andy Cole as forwards coach, there's a lot of playing talent on the touchline!
Either way a bit awkward as dont teams usually put in extra effort for their new manager even if they're just watching from the stands
Let that sink in for a moment, at least Bolton have the excuse of being forced to play kids for a good number of games1 -
Southend had nine men.
Maybe trying too hard to impress.1 -
I disagree I think evidence shows that the same managers, many of them abject failures, get jobs time and time again.stackitsteve said:Cocu was atrocious at Fenerbahce last season.
sacked before the end of October after the club hit the relegation zone.
Derby will have hoped for the PSV version and I imagine he’ll be desperate now too, you don’t get too many opportunities before being written off as a failure.0 -
Sunderland fans maybe a little happier today with a 5-0 victory.
If they get promoted then next season we may have the first V neck Jersey derby5 -
I said written off as failures nothing about being unemployable.Cordoban Addick said:
I disagree I think evidence shows that the same managers, many of them abject failures, get jobs time and time again.stackitsteve said:Cocu was atrocious at Fenerbahce last season.
sacked before the end of October after the club hit the relegation zone.
Derby will have hoped for the PSV version and I imagine he’ll be desperate now too, you don’t get too many opportunities before being written off as a failure.
But yeah, you're right. Time and time again these managers that have been sacked from numerous clubs get another job, almost as if the people employing them are just as incompetent.1 -
THE board of directors of Morecambe FC has with great sadness today accepted Jim Bentley’s resignation from the club after more than 17 years with us.
https://www.morecambefc.com/news/2019/october/club-statement/
BBC Radio Lancashire reports he is set to take charge of National League side AFC Fylde.
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They have Rooney coming to them in January so hopefully a 'big name' could potentially kick off the rest of their season.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Was always going to be a tough job this season, as not only have Derby lost a well liked manager, but they also lost their 3 best players from last season in Mount, Wilson and Tomori.Sage said:
Seemed absolutely clueless with no passion or motivation on the touchline. He didn’t know what to do or how to stop us.Lincsaddick said:if cockadoodle Cocu is still at Derby by Christmas, I'll think about eating my tastiest hat .. his was a ridiculous appointment from the off
That’s the thing with Derby under Mel Morris. They go for names rather than anything else. Forget dynamics, work rate, togetherness, cohesion, balance etc. they think if they get a big name in, someone popular, the same with signing Rooney, that it will work out perfectly when most of the time it really doesn’t. And then they cheat the system and don’t get punished. It’s clubs like Derby that I really enjoy watching fail each and every year.0 -
The end of an era there. Interesting that he's taking a job with Fylde, a division lowerclive said:THE board of directors of Morecambe FC has with great sadness today accepted Jim Bentley’s resignation from the club after more than 17 years with us.
https://www.morecambefc.com/news/2019/october/club-statement/1 -
Wonder if he will come in as manager, as by then they will be in all sorts of problems.SouthLondonisRed said:
They have Rooney coming to them in January so hopefully a 'big name' could potentially kick off the rest of their season.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Was always going to be a tough job this season, as not only have Derby lost a well liked manager, but they also lost their 3 best players from last season in Mount, Wilson and Tomori.Sage said:
Seemed absolutely clueless with no passion or motivation on the touchline. He didn’t know what to do or how to stop us.Lincsaddick said:if cockadoodle Cocu is still at Derby by Christmas, I'll think about eating my tastiest hat .. his was a ridiculous appointment from the off
That’s the thing with Derby under Mel Morris. They go for names rather than anything else. Forget dynamics, work rate, togetherness, cohesion, balance etc. they think if they get a big name in, someone popular, the same with signing Rooney, that it will work out perfectly when most of the time it really doesn’t. And then they cheat the system and don’t get punished. It’s clubs like Derby that I really enjoy watching fail each and every year.
could get interesting.1 -
Reckon it could be the beginning of the end for them in the Football Leagueclive said:THE board of directors of Morecambe FC has with great sadness today accepted Jim Bentley’s resignation from the club after more than 17 years with us.
https://www.morecambefc.com/news/2019/october/club-statement/
BBC Radio Lancashire reports he is set to take charge of National League side AFC Fylde.
They've nearly always been in a relegation battle under Bentley and think they need to be VERY careful about who they bring in else they could really nose dive as arent in the best position financially0 -
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Craig Levein sacked by Hearts. He was manager and Director of Football!0
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You're shit & you sacked yourselfkillerandflash said:Craig Levein sacked by Hearts. He was manager and Director of Football!
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I guess he can now drop the fake sweaty accent and focus on throwing darts under his real name of James Wadekillerandflash said:Craig Levein sacked by Hearts. He was manager and Director of Football! 2 -
Nathan Jones sacked by Stoke yesterday.Another job Bowyer will be linked to no doubt.Not sure who they’ll go for.
Aim for Chris Houghton and end up with Tony Pulis0 -
Wouldn't be surprised if they went in for Alex Neil0
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Moyes and O'Neill also being mentioned. O'Neill has done really well with N.Ireland but a bit of a gamble with no league experience.0
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I can't see any current Championship club manager being interested, when you see who's failed there0
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Alex Neil being mentioned by Alan Nixon on twitterAddickted said:Wouldn't be surprised if they went in for Alex Neil
Preston fans not impressed0 -
Why would Neil swap 2nd from top for the bottom side?ForeverAddickted said:
Alex Neil being mentioned by Alan Nixon on twitterAddickted said:Wouldn't be surprised if they went in for Alex Neil
Preston fans not impressed0 -
Talksport seem to think it'll happen thoughkillerandflash said:
Why would Neil swap 2nd from top for the bottom side?ForeverAddickted said:
Alex Neil being mentioned by Alan Nixon on twitterAddickted said:Wouldn't be surprised if they went in for Alex Neil
Preston fans not impressed
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