Which muppet can we appoint next?
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Official now. 2 year deal. Assistant Steve Parkin comes with him too. Heard that rest of his backroom likely to move eventually as well.
Official now. 2 year deal. Assistant Steve Parkin comes with him too. Heard that rest of his backroom likely to move eventually as well.
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Can I propose this thread be closed now? Never been a fan of the title to be frank.
Need one that's a little more, well, welcoming.
Need one that's a little more, well, welcoming.
Re: Which muppet can we appoint next?
PP has the right experience but still a young manager (Only 12 months older than me so I consider him young). Has done well in his managerial career and has a couple of promotions on his CV. Obviously happy to work on small budgets and as DSB mentioned, he improved Bradford every year he was with them.
Perhaps some of the other candidates have experienced more success but he will do for me. Lets get out of this embargo and bring in some new blood to the club.
Perhaps some of the other candidates have experienced more success but he will do for me. Lets get out of this embargo and bring in some new blood to the club.
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No I fecking well don't.Peter Thompson wrote:Have you never thought that they (KA/DH) are actually quite professional and have been keeping their cards close to their chest, so as not to alert any other club to Parkinson's availability, saying that he's quite a highly rated manager.BWFC_Insane wrote:Well this could be a good appointment. And perhaps will signal the end of the embargo. If they've got Parkinson I'm pretty impressed with that.Peter Thompson wrote:Surely it can't be as 'the club is being run in an amateurish way'....BWFC_Insane wrote:It is Parkinson....
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It doesn't change the fact that I feel it has been amateurish so far in terms of messaging and conflicting interviews, but if they've got their man and can get things moving then fair play.
Perhaps what KA said about not paying compensation was a deliberate curve ball, whilst negotiations where ongoing with Bradford / Parkinson....and perhaps the guy knows what he's doing ?
Keeping their cards close to their chest indeed!
Why risk pissing off your supporters and looking fecking incompetent with easily avoidable bullshit if you are so clever, is it so hard to work together, on message without all the hinted at deadlines, bollox and the sprouting's from the result of one's bollox?
On another note, if this bloke is coming in then I'm far happier than any of the other no marks that have been touted.
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Rich coming from someone who knocks BSA's style!BWFC_Insane wrote:For me the thing I like hearing about PP is that he's a pragmatic manager who sets teams up to keep clean sheets and plays a fairly straightforward style. I'm interested in what he does here. Perhaps he'll get the best out of Madine?
I feel we've had managers previously who wanted to play in a certain way that didn't suit the level or quality of players we have. I think you can be easily fooled and look at Mark Davies and Clough and think we have enough quality to play in front of teams and open them up, we don't by a long way and I think Lennon's persistence with plodding possession style football cost us last year when I think we should have been going back to front very early.
Be interesting to see what Parkinson does if the embargo is lifted as for me we're going to struggle to play how he set Bradford up given we're as weak as water currently. Perhaps he can bring in a few experienced physical players who know this level. Think that is critical really and getting the embargo lifted will determine the season.
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Eh? Where do I knock his style? I've always been in favour of pragmatic winning football over flouncy stuff that ultimately isn't successful.Hoboh wrote:Rich coming from someone who knocks BSA's style!BWFC_Insane wrote:For me the thing I like hearing about PP is that he's a pragmatic manager who sets teams up to keep clean sheets and plays a fairly straightforward style. I'm interested in what he does here. Perhaps he'll get the best out of Madine?
I feel we've had managers previously who wanted to play in a certain way that didn't suit the level or quality of players we have. I think you can be easily fooled and look at Mark Davies and Clough and think we have enough quality to play in front of teams and open them up, we don't by a long way and I think Lennon's persistence with plodding possession style football cost us last year when I think we should have been going back to front very early.
Be interesting to see what Parkinson does if the embargo is lifted as for me we're going to struggle to play how he set Bradford up given we're as weak as water currently. Perhaps he can bring in a few experienced physical players who know this level. Think that is critical really and getting the embargo lifted will determine the season.
Oh how times change
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No problem, on we go, we're all grown-upsHoboh wrote:To DSB sorry for flipping a bit
You kept that quiet, why didn't you mention it?Hoboh wrote:I hate the EU
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Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:No problem, on we go, we're all grown-upsHoboh wrote:To DSB sorry for flipping a bitYou kept that quiet, why didn't you mention it?Hoboh wrote:I hate the EU
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So not Neil Warnock then?
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Lord Kangana wrote:So not Neil Warnock then?
dang - if only someone had come up with that idea....
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Soooooo, Jonathan Stead to be first man in?
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Steady nowBijou Bob wrote:Soooooo, Jonathan Stead to be first man in?
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Next time, son. Next time.Lord Kangana wrote:So not Neil Warnock then?
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Just to return to the muppet theme, Isles says on twitter that KA spoke to Roy Keane about the vacancy.
Imagine that after a long wait. Jesus wept.
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Isles just comes out with whatever the feck he feels. The muppets are those who think his crap's something insightful.LeverEnd wrote:Just to return to the muppet theme, Isles says on twitter that KA spoke to Roy Keane about the vacancy.
Imagine that after a long wait. Jesus wept.
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Bruce Rioja wrote:Isles just comes out with whatever the feck he feels. The muppets are those who think his crap's something insightful.LeverEnd wrote:Just to return to the muppet theme, Isles says on twitter that KA spoke to Roy Keane about the vacancy.
Imagine that after a long wait. Jesus wept.
Maybe he asked Roy Keane about who would be a good manager.
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You really think he just makes it up? This is something that's come from a comment Roy Keane made to another journo.Nothing insightful, just mildly interesting - and terrifying!Bruce Rioja wrote:Isles just comes out with whatever the feck he feels. The muppets are those who think his crap's something insightful.LeverEnd wrote:Just to return to the muppet theme, Isles says on twitter that KA spoke to Roy Keane about the vacancy.
Imagine that after a long wait. Jesus wept.
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Well, has there been a shred of support for any of the names he's come out with during the appointment process? Anyway, Ilses is simply a journo who plays no part in our club whatsoever, and as such is no more important than anyone else outside the club.LeverEnd wrote: You really think he just makes it up?!
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I think he tries to provide a link between the club and fans. Obviously he isn't always successful but I don't think he's that bad. I think they have probably considered or interviewed all the names he's come out with. Also I think his heart's in the right place unlike that Nixon cock who is just a gossipmonger .Bruce Rioja wrote:Well, has there been a shred of support for any of the names he's come out with during the appointment process? Anyway, Ilses is simply a journo who plays no part in our club whatsoever, and as such is no more important than anyone else outside the club.LeverEnd wrote: You really think he just makes it up?!
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That reminded me of this...bobo the clown wrote:Next time, son. Next time.Lord Kangana wrote:So not Neil Warnock then?
But without the happy ending
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