Paul Ince

Paul Ince

Has he been appointed yet?
 

Paul Ince

Wanted want him anywhere near our club...

Dirty playing tactics.

Just look at his record this past week at Blackpool!!!

5 players sent off in just 2 games!
 

Paul Ince

Quite funny that the two sent off today were Bushop and Angel.
 

Paul Ince

Should get one of them T shirts with why always me on it, still blaming everybody else f.......g priceless.
 

Paul Ince

2 more reds today's, time this scumbag was drummed out of the game for good.
 

Paul Ince

Wanted want him anywhere near our club...

Dirty playing tactics.

Just look at his record this past week at Blackpool!!!
5 players sent off in just 2 games!

Nice little nigerian earner there winking smillie
 

Paul Ince

On record as blaming the officials for the sending offs and calling them amateurs...another 5 match ban coming then....?
 

Paul Ince

On record as blaming the officials for the sending offs and calling them amateurs...another 5 match ban coming then....?

Thought the Derby forward cheated for the first pen but he can't have too many complaints after that, the sub
committed two bookables and left ref with no option.
Ince is a snarling, bitter, class less, old school type Sunday league bully who must be nearing the end of a very undistinguished Management career. Did well at Macclesfield and that's about it, everywhere else lots of hype but even with funds he's just played bully boy, cynical football, like a very low budget Don Revie team.
 

Paul Ince

Manager Paul Ince says some Blackpool fans were "out of order" to boo his team during Sunday's home defeat by Brighton
lol what a ****er they were booing you..
 

Paul Ince

I like how he bemoans their lack of squad depth, wouldn't be an issue if they stopped getting two players sent off each game!
 

Paul Ince

When asked about his squad Ince replied we have no flair players er only Thomas, thanks dad the lads will love me for that.
 

Paul Ince

...................another good result...........
 

Paul Ince

Paul Ince

Fat lady is clearing her throat
 

Paul Ince

Oh. This is another Ronnie Biggs thread. Apologies for joining the bumpers.
 

Paul Ince

Michael Chopra has been fined more than £10,000 and faces an uncertain future at Blackpool after he took to Twitter to criticise manager Paul Ince and the club’s training methods.
 

Paul Ince

Paul Ince is just a very poor manager. Lots of shouting and blaming the ref for everything is the type of thing we are trying to drum out of kids football. Is it racist to admit that he just isn't very good?
 

Paul Ince

Paul Ince is just a very poor manager. Lots of shouting and blaming the ref for everything is the type of thing we are trying to drum out of kids football. Is it racist to admit that he just isn't very good?

.............The Black Lawyers have been informed...............
 

Paul Ince

Paul Ince is just a very poor manager. Lots of shouting and blaming the ref for everything is the type of thing we are trying to drum out of kids football. Is it racist to admit that he just isn't very good?

1 I thought Paul Ince was an excellent player
2 There is blatant racism in football when it comes to black guys getting jobs on the coaching / management side of things
3 Paul Ince is a sh*t manager
4 It is not racist to call Paul Ince a sh*t manager


Hope this helps.
 

Paul Ince

Ince will clearly sell his son then quit blaming everyone in the world who doesn't have Ince as their surname.
 

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Chopra shouldnt have been fined for his tweet but thanked by the heirarchy for alerting them to the poor professional standards at Blackpool
 

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1 I thought Paul Ince was an excellent player
2 There is blatant racism in football when it comes to black guys getting jobs on the coaching / management side of things
3 Paul Ince is a sh*t manager
4 It is not racist to call Paul Ince a sh*t manager


Hope this helps.

It does indeed. An excellent, articulate & accurate post :D
 

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1 I thought Paul Ince was an excellent player
2 There is blatant racism in football when it comes to black guys getting jobs on the coaching / management side of things
3 Paul Ince is a sh*t manager
4 It is not racist to call Paul Ince a sh*t manager


Hope this helps.

Thank you.

By the way I thought he was an excellent player for England particularly in euro 96....shame he couldn't take a pen in 98 but hardly alone there.
 

Paul Ince

Its a bit ironic how much he harps on about not being given jobs, that when he does get one, its only because he was the dad of their best player who they were desperate to keep.
 

Paul Ince

1 I thought Paul Ince was an excellent player
2 There is blatant racism in football when it comes to black guys getting jobs on the coaching / management side of things
3 Paul Ince is a sh*t manager
4 It is not racist to call Paul Ince a sh*t manager


Hope this helps.

Point 1 - Yes
Point 2 - Its about ability and desire, not colour.
Point 3 and 4 - 100% with you.
 

Paul Ince

Point 1 - Yes
Point 2 - Its about ability and desire, not colour.
Point 3 and 4 - 100% with you.

Re point number 2- agree with you and be very interested to see stats and percentages as most managers are 40+ and ex footballers and I would suspect that the percentage of qualified black coaches/Managers will increase significantly in next few years as more significantly more black players in the game in last twenty years than in 70's and 80's.
 
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Sacked by text they reckon, haven't seen a statement from him yet could be interesting to see who he blames,
 

Paul Ince

Sacked by text they reckon, haven't seen a statement from him yet could be interesting to see who he blames,

along with his scummy mate Alex Rae..
 

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Not long before The Society for Black Lawyers get involved.
 

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Wonder who the next idiot Chairman to give him a job will be . Peterborough hopefully .
 

Paul Ince

no sympathy here. don't like him and never have.
 

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His MK do a team were particularly dislikeable
 

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Wondered what the Monaco link was about but now i see it, they can get him for a lower fee than an English club. I guess that means a higher signing on fee for the player and of course possibly his agent...
 

Paul Ince

Paul Ince

Remember Paul Ince the West Ham player posing for a photo with a Man Utd top? Nobody should be surprised by his selfish actions.
 

Paul Ince

Re point number 2- agree with you and be very interested to see stats and percentages as most managers are 40+ and ex footballers and I would suspect that the percentage of qualified black coaches/Managers will increase significantly in next few years as more significantly more black players in the game in last twenty years than in 70's and 80's.
Not sure exactly how many more black players there are now than in the 70's/80's etc

But in any case, if the figures were, say, 10% in 1970, 15% in 1990 and 20% now, why has the number of black Managers in the game never reached even 5% at any stage in the last 44 years?

And you predict that the percentage will increase "significantly in the next few years". Considering so many (white) players have stepped from playing into their first job in Management, with maybe only a couple of years Coaching/acquiring Badges in between (sometimes not even that), why could this not already have happened for black players during, say, the last 10 years?

Or do you think something has changed during that period to make a substantial difference to the next ten?

I'd like to think you're right, but see absolutely no sign of it myself.

For myself, I doubt that many Chairmen/Owners are consciously racist in shunning black candidates solely because of their colour, but suspect that far too many still harbour a subconscious view that black candidates "may be OK when it comes to playing the game, but they're not really cut out for Managing in it" (due to background, education, contacts, social skills, or whatever other bollox they want to come out with to reinforce their prejudices).

Which if I'm right means the only things which could change this mindset significantly is if (a ) the Government intervenes with Quotas or Affirmative Action; or (b ) a 'black Alex Ferguson' emerges; or (c ) British Football adopts a version of the NFL's 2003 'Rooney Rule' - "At the start of the 2006 season, the overall percentage of African American coaches had jumped to 22%, up from 6% prior to the Rooney Rule" (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rooney_Rule )

Of these three, I don't think (a ) is at all likely, or even desirable and I fear (b ) must be so statistically unlikely as to be discounted.

I suspect (c ) may have an outside chance of being adopted and could prove beneficial if it were, but even then, it is hardly the perfect answer (imo) - http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/2...ng-job-done/Z8kX8KPbDtKO0gIzrcesmI/story.html
 
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