Which muppet can we appoint next?
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Re: Which muppet can we appoint next?
Basically I think that we will get promoted next season, providing that Peter Reid is not the manager.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:It's a hell of a caveat
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Are you saying Reid would take us up, then down again? Or are you saying he'd take us straight down to L2?Peter Thompson wrote:Bobo out of interest - what is worrying...?bobo the clown wrote:^^ worrying.
Like I've said before to BWFCI give the new owners a chance, in KA's first interview on ITV he said that they will be getting the transfer embargo lifted ahead of the summer transfer window, which I don't think is WC 16th May so perhaps its not currently the No1 priority but perhaps it will be in a week or so.
I really don't know why people are worrying about anything, if the embargo hasn't been lifted by 1st July then yes maybe start to slightly panic, but DH/KA have inherited an absolute mess of a club from Gartside & Davies.
Too many people on the various BWFC forums are listening to any made up bullshit that Iles tweets, and actually believing it !!
It'll be fine - we'll go up next season, believe me (my only caveat is that we will however be relegated again if they appoint the managerial dinosaur that is Peter Reid)
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Re: Which muppet can we appoint next?
...in which case the same squad would finish around 20 places lower?Peter Thompson wrote:Basically I think that we will get promoted next season, providing that Peter Reid is not the manager.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:It's a hell of a caveat
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Ok I'll try again - BWFCI no I didn't say that Reid would take us up & then back down again, how on earth do you come to that conclusion that Reid would take us up from the caveat ?
DSB - perhaps the caveat that Reid would take us down to League 2 was a bit OTT, IMO for a start he would not get us promoted and if it was Reid the team would struggle in League 1, and under Reid there would be a possibility that we could struggle and could possibly even get relegated again.
IMO Reid is the worst of any manager mentioned to date.
DSB - perhaps the caveat that Reid would take us down to League 2 was a bit OTT, IMO for a start he would not get us promoted and if it was Reid the team would struggle in League 1, and under Reid there would be a possibility that we could struggle and could possibly even get relegated again.
IMO Reid is the worst of any manager mentioned to date.
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I suspected that, but the way you worded it was possibly open to interpretation. As it might have been you were saying we'd be promoted regardless but Reid would then bring us straight back down again.....Peter Thompson wrote:Ok I'll try again - BWFCI no I didn't say that Reid would take us up & then back down again, how on earth do you come to that conclusion that Reid would take us up from the caveat ?
DSB - perhaps the caveat that Reid would take us down to League 2 was a bit OTT, IMO for a start he would not get us promoted and if it was Reid the team would struggle in League 1, and under Reid there would be a possibility that we could struggle and could possibly even get relegated again.
IMO Reid is the worst of any manager mentioned to date.
I think personally we are at least 3 or 4 first team players short of pushing for promotion as it stands.
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I agree with this, we need a striker who can score goals, a hardened battling 'hard as nails' midfield general & a commanding centre half - a bonus would be a pacy winger.BWFC_Insane wrote:I suspected that, but the way you worded it was possibly open to interpretation. As it might have been you were saying we'd be promoted regardless but Reid would then bring us straight back down again.....Peter Thompson wrote:Ok I'll try again - BWFCI no I didn't say that Reid would take us up & then back down again, how on earth do you come to that conclusion that Reid would take us up from the caveat ?
DSB - perhaps the caveat that Reid would take us down to League 2 was a bit OTT, IMO for a start he would not get us promoted and if it was Reid the team would struggle in League 1, and under Reid there would be a possibility that we could struggle and could possibly even get relegated again.
IMO Reid is the worst of any manager mentioned to date.
I think personally we are at least 3 or 4 first team players short of pushing for promotion as it stands.
We will get these in before the new season starts....
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^^ so pretty much an entire spine, then? Should be no problem for us to resolve this.
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That's fair enough mate, it's your opinion and I defend your right to have it, even if I weren't agreeing with it. Reidy would be very far down my list but I'm beginning to suspect that the people further up it require money we don't have. I mean, being too skint to afford Rochdale's manager kinda kicks you in the crackers.Peter Thompson wrote:Ok I'll try again - BWFCI no I didn't say that Reid would take us up & then back down again, how on earth do you come to that conclusion that Reid would take us up from the caveat ?
DSB - perhaps the caveat that Reid would take us down to League 2 was a bit OTT, IMO for a start he would not get us promoted and if it was Reid the team would struggle in League 1, and under Reid there would be a possibility that we could struggle and could possibly even get relegated again.
IMO Reid is the worst of any manager mentioned to date.
So if you're in the Anyone But Reid camp - and, again, I can understand that - to me it looks like you need the managerial equivalent of a free transfer, someone currently unemployed - Steve Cotterill? Sean O'Driscoll? There's loads of others, and more might come up in the next week or so.
And yes, we need some new recruits on the pitch, preferably down the spine, with the width possibly added by twinkling young loanees from clubs who spend more money on their PR budget than we have in our wage-pot.
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There's not just the question of compo although paying none would be a good option. We've just unloaded two players who we reckon are on the square root of diddly, there's no guarantee that we could tempt a "free" either...Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:That's fair enough mate, it's your opinion and I defend your right to have it, even if I weren't agreeing with it. Reidy would be very far down my list but I'm beginning to suspect that the people further up it require money we don't have. I mean, being too skint to afford Rochdale's manager kinda kicks you in the crackers.Peter Thompson wrote:Ok I'll try again - BWFCI no I didn't say that Reid would take us up & then back down again, how on earth do you come to that conclusion that Reid would take us up from the caveat ?
DSB - perhaps the caveat that Reid would take us down to League 2 was a bit OTT, IMO for a start he would not get us promoted and if it was Reid the team would struggle in League 1, and under Reid there would be a possibility that we could struggle and could possibly even get relegated again.
IMO Reid is the worst of any manager mentioned to date.
So if you're in the Anyone But Reid camp - and, again, I can understand that - to me it looks like you need the managerial equivalent of a free transfer, someone currently unemployed - Steve Cotterill? Sean O'Driscoll? There's loads of others, and more might come up in the next week or so.
And yes, we need some new recruits on the pitch, preferably down the spine, with the width possibly added by twinkling young loanees from clubs who spend more money on their PR budget than we have in our wage-pot.
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Of course, but even the skintest or tightest owners must realise we need a manager of some sort, and with the odd exception (Brendan Rodgers and his £100kpw gardening-leave wage!) gaffers get paid a lot less than players. Presumably Reid wouldn't do it for nowt, either, although if you pay peanuts you get monkey-heeds...W4E wrote:There's not just the question of compo although paying none would be a good option. We've just unloaded two players who we reckon are on the square root of diddly, there's no guarantee that we could tempt a "free" either...DSB wrote:So if you're in the Anyone But Reid camp - and, again, I can understand that - to me it looks like you need the managerial equivalent of a free transfer, someone currently unemployed - Steve Cotterill? Sean O'Driscoll? There's loads of others, and more might come up in the next week or so.
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Re: Which muppet can we appoint next?
Neil Warnock is still available, I'm lead to believe.
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PETER REID'S SUPER-WHITE ARMYLord Kangana wrote:Neil Warnock is still available, I'm lead to believe.
PETER REID'S SUPER-WHITE ARMY
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(Warnock will get better offers elsewhere - or at least I f*cking hope so)
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I'm AMAZED he hasn't been snapped up!Lord Kangana wrote:Neil Warnock is still available, I'm lead to believe.
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I'd take him ahead of Reid any day of the week....Lord Kangana wrote:Neil Warnock is still available, I'm lead to believe.
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Well obviously – you reckon a bladder on a stick could get us promoted and Reid would take us down...Peter Thompson wrote:I'd take him ahead of Reid any day of the week....Lord Kangana wrote:Neil Warnock is still available, I'm lead to believe.
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Warnock IS a bladder on a stick!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Well obviously – you reckon a bladder on a stick could get us promoted and Reid would take us down...Peter Thompson wrote:I'd take him ahead of Reid any day of the week....Lord Kangana wrote:Neil Warnock is still available, I'm lead to believe.
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Sky Sports reporting that Warnock is the favourite for the Dingles role. Maybe we could get Keith Hill as a result or is he heading up the list of prospective Forest/Charlton/Aston Villa trifecta? (Personally I think Moyes is a shoe in for the Villa role)
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Re: Which muppet can we appoint next?
This is nothing more than a hunch but I suspect that our new owners plan to be very involved with the transfer side of things, particularly if money is tight. Should this prove to be correct, then we are probably going to go for someone who is more of a head coach than a manager in the traditional sense. This would tend to point us in the direction of someone like O'Driscoll as opposed to Warnock.
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Or Neil McDonald, who has just become available. He knows how to take a club out of this division...
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Re: Which muppet can we appoint next?
I can't see any new manager being given much free rein, to be honest.
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