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Post by muchwenlock on Sept 6, 2017 11:29:11 GMT
Now Jmc has gone who do we get to fill the managers position do we go down the tried and trusted experienced manager route or the hungry up and coming lower levels man ?? What do people think ??
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Post by Woody on Sept 6, 2017 11:37:36 GMT
Andy Holden for me, stand out candidate, head and shoulders above any of the others bar Graham Barrow who I don't believe we could afford due to his current job at Chesterfield. Andy is an ex player/legend, local lad, great coach and successful manager at Everton youth and with Hibs as assistant manager. He has a history of coaching young kids through to make the step up to first team. UEFA qualified coach and a born winner, strong, powerful and a manager the players should have a lot of respect due to his previous record in football.
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Post by rick on Sept 6, 2017 11:39:14 GMT
Holden gets my vote
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Post by midfieldgeneral on Sept 6, 2017 11:43:16 GMT
Only one candidate for me. Please bring Graham Barrow back home.
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Post by boughtonblue on Sept 6, 2017 11:45:56 GMT
Not Barrow, his day has long gone. How about Burr?
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Post by Firestick Frank on Sept 6, 2017 11:46:38 GMT
Wouldn't mind seeing the famous faded red cap popping out of the dugout...
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Post by rick on Sept 6, 2017 11:47:11 GMT
Terry Smith anyone? Gordon Hill?
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Post by jb on Sept 6, 2017 11:52:27 GMT
We need someone who loves the club and has managed at a higher level to get everyone excited and want to go to the matches. Also, someone who wont take nothing less than 100% and will expect the players to run through walls.
For me it can only be Graham Barrow. C'mon Graham it's your fault I support this club after supporting that promotion winning side so you owe me and probably many others.
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Post by midfieldgeneral on Sept 6, 2017 11:54:13 GMT
Not Barrow, his day has long gone. How about Burr? Is this a wind-up?. He was recently Assistant Manager at Wigan and has managed at Conference level before and is vastly experienced. Get him in. |
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Post by midfieldgeneral on Sept 6, 2017 11:55:10 GMT
Terry Smith anyone? Gordon Hill? Goat Alert! |
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Post by MPW on Sept 6, 2017 11:57:00 GMT
Lets list all possible candidates...
Gary Brabin
Andy Holden
Graham Barrow
Paul Carden
Marcus Bignot
Shaun Reid
Ian Sharps
Graham Westley
Ronnie Moore
Ryan Lowe
John Askey
Justin Edinburgh
Richard Money
Jim Harvey
Gary Hill
Andy Morrison
Andy Preece
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Post by Johnnybling on Sept 6, 2017 12:06:03 GMT
Hill or brabin
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Post by sealking on Sept 6, 2017 12:07:29 GMT
Hill or holden for me
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Post by superhans on Sept 6, 2017 12:09:16 GMT
Andy Holden for me, stand out candidate, head and shoulders above any of the others bar Graham Barrow who I don't believe we could afford due to his current job at Chesterfield. Andy is an ex player/legend, local lad, great coach and successful manager at Everton youth and with Hibs as assistant manager. He has a history of coaching young kids through to make the step up to first team. UEFA qualified coach and a born winner, strong, powerful and a manager the players should have a lot of respect due to his previous record in football. Spot on. Barrow would be good but how long ago was his last manager's job? We're a very different club to the one he last managed. Also not a chance he's leaving a good job to risk it being a manager (again). Holden is my pick unless someone like Westley wants it, cannot see it though. All of these southern managers won't relocate for the wages and budget we're offering. |
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Post by superhans on Sept 6, 2017 12:09:53 GMT
Lets list all possible candidates... Gary Brabin Andy Holden Graham Barrow Paul Carden Marcus Bignot Shaun Reid Ian Sharps Graham Westley Ronnie Moore Ryan Lowe John Askey Justin Edinburgh Richard Money Jim Harvey Gary Hill Andy Morrison Andy Preece Ryan Lowe was at the Macc game in the main stand, more experience needed though for me. |
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Post by rcb on Sept 6, 2017 12:16:10 GMT
Graham Westley? You must be joking. When it comes to narcissistic arrogance he makes McCarthy look like an amateur. Tried to do to Preston what McCarthy tried at Chester.
We need someone with total commitment to the club, not themselves.
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Post by nohoperselect on Sept 6, 2017 12:22:34 GMT
Gary Brabin or Ronnie Moore
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Post by johny9 on Sept 6, 2017 12:53:01 GMT
Before people say I'm in dreamland I know I'm being Very very very optimistic but just a little dream - john Coleman would be ideal ! Can't be working on a big budget at Accrington , been there on and off for years so might fancy a change and I would say we are a bigger club than them . Remember a year or 2 ago he was saying how disappointed he was with the attendances when they were in playoff places .close to his roots in Liverpool and worked wonders at southport in the 6 months he was there a couple years ago playing attractive football .
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Post by Gandalf on Sept 6, 2017 12:56:38 GMT
Everyone keeps saying Holden but I honestly don't think he would come here, going off an interview when he first became flint manager he wanted to go back to the club he started at and it sounded like he may be making this his last club to
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Post by Al on Sept 6, 2017 12:58:58 GMT
Andy Holden for me, stand out candidate, head and shoulders above any of the others bar Graham Barrow who I don't believe we could afford due to his current job at Chesterfield. Andy is an ex player/legend, local lad, great coach and successful manager at Everton youth and with Hibs as assistant manager. He has a history of coaching young kids through to make the step up to first team. UEFA qualified coach and a born winner, strong, powerful and a manager the players should have a lot of respect due to his previous record in football. We're a very different club to the one he last managed. Also not a chance he's leaving a good job to risk it being a manager (again). Holden is my pick unless someone like Westley wants it, cannot see it though. All of these southern managers won't relocate for the wages and budget we're offering. 6 months ago, looking after the helm at Wigan after they sacked Warren Joyce. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 6, 2017 13:11:42 GMT
I think you should go for Kevin wilkin. Don't think he got long enough with us. He's done well before and since being with us. He would probably jump at the chance of going full time again as well.
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Post by bluefrombirth on Sept 6, 2017 13:18:41 GMT
I think you should go for Kevin wilkin. Don't think he got long enough with us. He's done well before and since being with us. He would probably jump at the chance of going full time again as well. Totally Agree. Has brackley at the top of the NLN against teams like salford,stockport york southport. Was suprised when you let him go, I'd have him all day. |
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Post by Pseudoscally on Sept 6, 2017 13:27:16 GMT
Graham Barrow for me. Well respected throughout the game and should be able to get the most out of what's a half decent squad.
The players have to take their responsibility in all of this, it's not all McCarthy. Whoever comes in next has a difficult job getting these players to step up.
Rumors of disruptive players last year, maybe McCarthy didn't get rid of all the bad apples?
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Post by sqzl on Sept 6, 2017 13:33:19 GMT
I don't really fancy anyone returning, especially someone with a reputation like Barrow's with us. He's a legend in most eyes, so to come back and try to mop up a mess could tarnish that if he can't get things done. At the end of the day, we have no wide men, no fit strikers and 1 fit centre back with any experience. Not an easy fix.
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Post by Al on Sept 6, 2017 13:47:23 GMT
I don't really fancy anyone returning, especially someone with a reputation like Barrow's with us. He's a legend in most eyes, so to come back and try to mop up a mess could tarnish that if he can't get things done. At the end of the day, we have no wide men, no fit strikers and 1 fit centre back with any experience. Not an easy fix. Easy Tell LRT, Chappell, Joyce, and Davies to find new clubs. They can go for nothing if they get fixed up elsewhere where they can't do us any harm. I'd be tempted to tell Dawson to shape up or ship out as well - really don't see the fascination some have with him at all. We can bring in a centre back with the money brought in from getting shot of LRT, and we can bring in a couple of loan signings - preferably wingers to replace the other 3. We then have the basis of a decent side. |
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Post by Imperial on Sept 6, 2017 13:59:32 GMT
Graham Barrow for me. Well respected throughout the game and should be able to get the most out of what's a half decent squad. The players have to take their responsibility in all of this, it's not all McCarthy. Whoever comes in next has a difficult job getting these players to step up. Rumors of disruptive players last year, maybe McCarthy didn't get rid of all the bad apples? I suspect that he just wasn't capable of dealing with them after Sharps left. Durrell posted on Twitter recently that the "disruption" was him being passionate & wanting to win every game. Two sides to every story though of course. |
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Post by Imperial on Sept 6, 2017 14:01:10 GMT
I don't really fancy anyone returning, especially someone with a reputation like Barrow's with us. He's a legend in most eyes, so to come back and try to mop up a mess could tarnish that if he can't get things done. At the end of the day, we have no wide men, no fit strikers and 1 fit centre back with any experience. Not an easy fix. Easy Tell LRT, Chappell, Joyce, and Davies to find new clubs. They can go for nothing if they get fixed up elsewhere where they can't do us any harm. I'd be tempted to tell Dawson to shape up or ship out as well - really don't see the fascination some have with him at all. We can bring in a centre back with the money brought in from getting shot of LRT, and we can bring in a couple of loan signings - preferably wingers to replace the other 3. We then have the basis of a decent side. I'd agree with all of that apart from LRT. The rest are dross including Dawson. |
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Post by southernblue on Sept 6, 2017 14:08:23 GMT
Barrow, we have the players to get results, we need someone like him who served as captain under the late great Harry McNally to give them the kick up the arse that they need. He got us promoted from the equivalent of league two before too.
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Post by btb on Sept 6, 2017 14:13:23 GMT
My heart goes with one of my all time Heroes Graham Barrow. But he has a half decent job currently. Andy Holden would walk through a wall for this club. He also ticks the boxes for me. The list above has some good names on it, but I'd like to see somebody who is willing to graft and earn bonuses ect rather than just seeing a nice big fat cash cow waiting to be milked.
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Post by seals1974 on Sept 6, 2017 14:27:51 GMT
the club are hopeful of appointing a new manager before the maidenhead game with shaw / felgate / mcintyre probably taking the next 3 games
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