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Voice of the mysterons...
Managerial Thread 2018 / 2019
..............earns a fortune being mediocre..............Southampton have sacked Mark Hughes.
..............earns a fortune being mediocre..............Southampton have sacked Mark Hughes.
First Premier League manager sacked twice in the same year.Southampton have sacked Mark Hughes.
Southampton have sacked Mark Hughes.
Wally Downes to AFW Wimbledon!
My work colleagues in the Birmingham based office are telling me that Monk is also on Southamptons radar…amazing if true.
When did Wally Downes play for AFC Wimbledon?What is it with Wimbledon
Is it now a closed shop
We won't let you be our boss
Unless you have played for us
League Two
Here they come
When did Wally Downes play for AFC Wimbledon?
That was Wimbledon FC...Crazy gang era.
My work colleagues in the Birmingham based office are telling me that Monk is also on Southamptons radar…amazing if true.
When did Wally Downes play for AFC Wimbledon?
Wally Downes to AFW Wimbledon!
That was Wimbledon FC...
Reading sack Clement
Wasn't Clement highly regarded at Real Madrid and routed as the next bright hope for British coaches?
Is that two or three jobs he has been fired from now?
A well-deserved sacking given their results and their disgracefully cynical performance at GP in September.
Me too ?Bugger. I was looking forward to him taking them down to League one :very angry:
Wasn't Clement highly regarded at Real Madrid and routed as the next bright hope for British coaches?
Is that two or three jobs he has been fired from now?
. Reading will struggle either way though...
Reading sack Clement
Reading will appoint a new coach from mainland Europe who I will never have heard of. Strange how Reading have struggled since reaching the POs last year.
Reading will appoint a new coach from mainland Europe who I will never have heard of. Strange how Reading have struggled since reaching the POs last year.
No one could understand how they made the play offs that year.
They were woeful.
Not at GP they weren’t.
4-0 wasn't it?
............will he take his ball..............Richard Money appointed manager of Hartlepool.
Darrell Clarke gone at Bristol Rovers
That is a club that should be doing a lot better than it has been.Darrell Clarke gone at Bristol Rovers
I have nothing for or against Rovers, but they seem to me to be one of those clubs that people tend to rate more highly than they deserve:That is a club that should be doing a lot better than it has been.
I have nothing for or against Rovers, but they seem to me to be one of those clubs that people tend to rate more highly than they deserve:
"Rovers were admitted to the Football League in 1920 and have played there ever since, apart from spending the 2014–15 season in the Conference Premier. They came close to losing their league status in 1939, when they were re-elected after finishing bottom of Division Three (South), and in 2002 when the team finished one league position away from relegation to the Football Conference. Their highest finishing positions were in 1956 and 1959, on both occasions ending the season in 6th place in Division Two, then the second tier of English football."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Rovers_F.C.
No offence, but they're not all that...
I think City have always been a much bigger club than Rovers.Even so, if Bristol city could get to the top division, Rovers could have done so as well: for many years the two clubs weren't all that different is potential size.
Having read that you are correct, still they get great support, probably helps that they only really have Bristol City as competition.I have nothing for or against Rovers, but they seem to me to be one of those clubs that people tend to rate more highly than they deserve:
"Rovers were admitted to the Football League in 1920 and have played there ever since, apart from spending the 2014–15 season in the Conference Premier. They came close to losing their league status in 1939, when they were re-elected after finishing bottom of Division Three (South), and in 2002 when the team finished one league position away from relegation to the Football Conference. Their highest finishing positions were in 1956 and 1959, on both occasions ending the season in 6th place in Division Two, then the second tier of English football."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Rovers_F.C.
No offence, but they're not all that...
I think City have always been a much bigger club than Rovers.