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Managerial sackings, comings and goings
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Mansfield sack Graham Coughlan. An awful start to the season, so not a surprise really. Losing 4-2 at home to newly promoted Barrow was the final straw1
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absolutely no surprise .. he'd had a decent squad that was/is all over the place .. he didn't 'lose the dressing room', he never had itkillerandflash said:Mansfield sack Graham Coughlan. An awful start to the season, so not a surprise really. Losing 4-2 at home to newly promoted Barrow was the final straw0 -
At least @MrOneLung got the referenceHenry Irving said:At his first meeting with the squad he told them
"Call me Ismael"0 -
Or it wasn’t as funny as you Owen Goal joke!Henry Irving said:
At least @MrOneLung got the referenceHenry Irving said:At his first meeting with the squad he told them
"Call me Ismael"1 -
Can always rely on me Henry.Henry Irving said:
At least @MrOneLung got the referenceHenry Irving said:At his first meeting with the squad he told them
"Call me Ismael"1 -
Probably obvious, but I don't get it.
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I had to google it myself. Too cultural for this board, but then Henry has always been a bit of a (Moby) Dick!Miserableoldgit said:Probably obvious, but I don't get it.
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Pearls before swine ☹️killerandflash said:
I had to google it myself. Too cultural for this board, but then Henry has always been a bit of a (Moby) Dick!Miserableoldgit said:Probably obvious, but I don't get it.
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Got to be one of the most famous opening lines in a book.3
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Tranmere sack Mike Jackson after just 3 months. Certainly a disappointing start for them in L21
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Been difficult considering they've had COVID cases to deal with, e.g. that Salford game where their whole squad was pretty much outkillerandflash said:Tranmere sack Mike Jackson after just 3 months. Certainly a disappointing start for them in L20 -
Garry Monk will be next I reckon.2
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They had a post match board meeting and told him to Beat It.killerandflash said:Tranmere sack Mike Jackson after just 3 months. Certainly a disappointing start for them in L2
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Don't stop until you get enough points...Valiantphil said:
They had a post match board meeting and told him to Beat It.killerandflash said:Tranmere sack Mike Jackson after just 3 months. Certainly a disappointing start for them in L2
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Karl Robinson must be in a bit of trouble tooNorth Lower Neil said:Garry Monk will be next I reckon.0 -
To be fair he was bad you know it.Valiantphil said:
They had a post match board meeting and told him to Beat It.killerandflash said:Tranmere sack Mike Jackson after just 3 months. Certainly a disappointing start for them in L20 -
He'll be fine... The Oxford owner wont be bothered to schedule a meeting knowing how long it'll last, and that'll just be from asking if he wants a cup of tea or coffeeChris_from_Sidcup said:
Karl Robinson must be in a bit of trouble tooNorth Lower Neil said:Garry Monk will be next I reckon.4 -
He signed a new 4 year contract in September
No way are the sacking him yet lol0 -
That Salford match was hardly a ThrillerForeverAddickted said:
Been difficult considering they've had COVID cases to deal with, e.g. that Salford game where their whole squad was pretty much outkillerandflash said:Tranmere sack Mike Jackson after just 3 months. Certainly a disappointing start for them in L21 -
Mick McCarthy takes over at Cypriot side APOEL Nicosia...2
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A manager that goes through phases of form, good and bad. They're going through a bad patch right now, but once they get their next win, expect them to go something silly like 8 unbeaten and winning 5 of them.paulie8290 said:He signed a new 4 year contract in September
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nice little job in the sun for Mickkillerandflash said:Mick McCarthy takes over at Cypriot side APOEL Nicosia...1 -
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They've got a run of games soon where they play Doncaster, Pompey, Ipswich and Hull in the space of 3-4 weeks. If he's still in charge after that then he'll be ok as then they have a run of 8-9 games against bottom half sides through to the end of January so that should be when they go on a run.Sage said:
A manager that goes through phases of form, good and bad. They're going through a bad patch right now, but once they get their next win, expect them to go something silly like 8 unbeaten and winning 5 of them.paulie8290 said:He signed a new 4 year contract in September
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as much as I’m not a fan of Robinson I think Oxford would be mad to get rid of him. Thought they played well against us and with better finishing would have won. Also his teams do intend to go through patches. Lose four on the spin then go on a run of winning five. They only need a couple of wins and they will be off and running. Will finish top ten.0
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54794975
Swindon's Richie Wellens looks set to take over at Salford
Yes he has played for them and it's nearer home, but it says something about their financial clout that he would drop down a division0 -
Interesting that he missed the last game through 'a corona episode' and Swindon won their first game after four losses on the spin. I wonder if there will be a job swap, Alexander taking over at Swindon ? .. the 'Scholes experiment' was very short livedkillerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54794975
Swindon's Richie Wellens looks set to take over at Salford
Yes he has played for them and it's nearer home, but it says something about their financial clout that he would drop down a division0 -
Scholes was down as a caretaker manager, so I don't think it was ever going to be permanentLincsaddick said:
Interesting that he missed the last game through 'a corona episode' and Swindon won their first game after four losses on the spin. I wonder if there will be a job swap, Alexander taking over at Swindon ? .. the 'Scholes experiment' was very short livedkillerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54794975
Swindon's Richie Wellens looks set to take over at Salford
Yes he has played for them and it's nearer home, but it says something about their financial clout that he would drop down a division0 -
True but longer term Salford is the better bet, and i'd say the vast majority of managers would choose them over Swindon. Strong chance they could swap divisions in May.killerandflash said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54794975
Swindon's Richie Wellens looks set to take over at Salford
Yes he has played for them and it's nearer home, but it says something about their financial clout that he would drop down a division0 -
Manager Ryan Giggs will not be involved in Wales' three matches in November, with assistant Robert Page taking charge of the team.
Giggs has denied an allegation of assault made against him.
The 46-year-old was arrested on suspicion of assaulting his girlfriend, several newspapers have reported.
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