Telegraph is reporting that Nathan Jones is set to return at Luton
they are obviously desperate
Why? They were a good fit when together and they were playing some exciting football when he was in charge. If he gets them playing that way from the off and the season re-starts I would say it is bad news for us.
He left Luton around Christmas last year when they were still a long way from promotion .. Harford managed them during the long unbeaten run (broken by us) on the way to promotion. I was sitting near the Stoke bench when we beat them at the Valley this season (it seems soooo long ago), even at that early stage of the season Jones looked a haunted, desperate man, a panicker. He managed Luton to a L2 second spot and promotion, but has done nothing since except get the sack @ Stoke. There is the old maxim, 'never go back'. I welcome his return as he'll probably make a right fuck up of the job and mean one less team for us to worry about. Other than that he's the right man for the job
I will just leave this here.......cough, cough.
lol to say that leaves me with egg all over my face is a major understatement ((:<) .. off topic a wee bit .. at the end of the Luton/BBurn game sky showed Jones marching exultantly along the touchline and then he appeared to have a serious fallout with Mick Harford .. or like my 'analysis' of Jones' managerial ability .. did I imagine this or was the row with someone else ? he defo fell out big time with somebody
EDIT . according to the Luton fansite, the row was with David Lowe, a BBurn coach
I'm not sure they ever worked together but Guardiola has always raved about him.
Will be very interesting to see how CC does at Huddersfield. Bielsa has done an amazing job with a limited group of footballers so he shouldn't need a massive amount of investment if he is going to implement the same style of play.
Warnock, who said in January that he was looking for one last job before retiring, needs just four more matches to reach the milestone of 1,500 league games in management.
Boro are the 16th club of Warnock's managerial career, which started at Gainsborough Trinity in 1980 and has seen him win promotion to the top flight on four occasions - most recently with Cardiff in 2018.
How many times is this his 'final' job in football? Palace, QPR, Cardiff, Boro.......
2030
Colin takes over at Burnley, his 22nd club after David Silva is sacked with them in the bottom 3
He has taken over at Burnley as their owner, Chris farnell has agreed to let silva speak to Birmingham about their vacant managers job with a reported £750,000 compensation figure being agreed. This follows farnell selling the entire first team squad for £1m cash, paid in a brown envelope.
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EDIT . according to the Luton fansite, the row was with David Lowe, a BBurn coach
Be interesting to see what he has learnt from Bielsa over the years(not that we will get to see first hand now we are in a different division)
Will be very interesting to see how CC does at Huddersfield. Bielsa has done an amazing job with a limited group of footballers so he shouldn't need a massive amount of investment if he is going to implement the same style of play.
Warnock staying on at Boro
Colin takes over at Burnley, his 22nd club after David Silva is sacked with them in the bottom 3
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53613208
Maamria, here I go again...
Be interesting to see who takes over there
Bit relieved he's gone in a way as their job could be just as hard next season as ours
Any longer and clubs will start to forget him
Lucky to get any managerial job really, never mind one on his doorstep (Cheshire, not Australia).
Get the first side he managed back in the Premier League then retire
Here we go......