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Managerial Moves 2020/21 (24 Viewers)
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TW3Bee
It was down in the Town of Northampton
Joey Barton the new Bristol Rovers manager
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Ealing Bee
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He’s still got a court case pending.
If he wants to play safe, he could stop at being interim boss. But i guess he himself has decided to follow his dreams and go for it.
Fair play and good luck to him....no-one is pushing him into this....
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Stopping at Interim boss could be anything but "safe".
For when a new guy comes in, he often wants his own guy alongside him on the bench, leading to the demotion of the interim boss in effect, if not in name.
In addition, new managers don't want to keep people at the club who could easily step in again on an interim basis, should he (new manager) go through a sticky patch.
I was reading about Jimmy Case the other day. When Ian Branfoot took over at Southampton, the first thing he did was to sell Case to Bournemouth before the week was out, since Case was hugely popular at the Dell and was mooted as a possible future manager. (In need of a hard man replacement, Branfoot signed one Terence Alan Hurlock...)
JANORAK
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It says something about the seemingly endless calamity that is football in Bristol, when both clubs appoint new managers in the same week in February...
AB
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And both are nutters
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I was amazed by Pearson's lack of (EFL Championship) knowledge when he was a guest on Quest the other weekend.
He needed Dean Ashton to interject to explain Stoke's laboured displays and poor run were a consequence of losing Tyrese Campbell......and then droned on about Muff moving on from Howe and Tindall, ignoring the fact the Woodgate was almost a glove fit in terms of his coaching philosophy.
They've probably seen what McCarthy's done at Cardiff and visualised a similar fit working for them.
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He’s doing a great job
Hungerford Bee
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He's gone
WarrenBee
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He's gone, that's such a shame, I was hoping that as he's doing such a great job they'd extend his contract! Oh well big Sam will be looking for another gig soon, so perhaps he'll land up there.
Maybe Lampard? Going up against Gerrard might be interesting.
...from Chelsea.....to that lot.....I think not me 'ol mate........like to think he's got a little bit more self respect than that
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I don't buy that the Celtic board will care whatsoever about Lampard going up against Gerrard...so I doubt it's going to have an impact on that decision.
I think Lennon moving on was the right move for all though.
I think Lennon moving on was the right move for all though.
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Wherever Lampard goes next, he has to get it right for the sake of his CV.
It worked for Brendan Rodgers, but he was lucky that Rangers had only just come back up, so weren't then in a position to challenge Celtic (finished 3rd, in fact). Besides which, he was far more experienced.
Personally I reckon whoever gets the Celtic gig would ideally need money to make an immediate impact vs Rangers, and with Celtic failing in Europe again this season (plus Covid obv), I'm not sure they'll have that much. Meaning whoever takes over may instead need to be experienced and know Scottish football.
Curiously enough, when they were younger, Gerrard used to be thought a Celtic fan, and Lampard Rangers!
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Colchester United have appointed Wayne Brown as interim first-team coach after Steve Ball's sacking on Tuesday.
Ex-U's player Brown, 43, is the manager of Isthmian League North Division side Maldon & Tiptree but their season is suspended because of the pandemic.
Owner Robbie Cowling saying he is not looking for "any other applicants at this time" and he wants "to give Wayne every opportunity to succeed".
Colchester appoint Brown as interim boss
Les Beeavinu
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Genuinely think our Thomas will be in the frame.
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Eddie Howe didn’t like Burnley, let alone going north of the border to Glasgow and Celtic!!!
Delbee
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It was his wife could not settle up there
JANORAK
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I recall Joey Beauchamp couldn’t settle at West Ham because he was homesick- for Oxford!
TW3Bee
It was down in the Town of Northampton
Then went to play for their hated rivals Swindon.
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For what it is worth I think Eddie Howe will replace Roy at Crystal Palace at the end of the season. Hodgeson's contract is up at the end of the season and it appears there are no moves to extend the contract.
.....if I were a 'tic supporter......Stevie Clark would be my choice.
TW3Bee
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Hodgson is in his 70's now, so they will probably look for someone younger.
Howe is a good shout.
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Orient have just sacked Ross Embleton after losing 3-1 at home to Tranmere (on fire at the mo) - 6 games without a win
He was appointed in Jan 2020 on a 12 month rolling contract:
Ross Embleton - Wikipedia
He was appointed in Jan 2020 on a 12 month rolling contract:
Ross Embleton - Wikipedia
Invipai
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That implies they've just sacked him with 11 months left on it surely? Not very well planned if so.
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Not sure how it works.
He's had 8 games since his 1 year anniversary (07 Jan).
Results (most recent first) were L L D D D L L W
The last 8 games up to 06 Jan were not that much better: W W L L L W L L
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I have heard a whisper that Sean Dyche will replace Hodgson. Let's see. Does he want a fresh challenge? How is he getting on with Burnley's new owners? Who knows...
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NEWS | Paul Lambert has left his role as Ipswich Town manager by mutual consent after just over two years at the club.
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NEWS | Paul Lambert has left his role as Ipswich Town manager by mutual consent after just over two years at the club.
TW3Bee
It was down in the Town of Northampton
Guildford Bee
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He was on a very long contract so you wonder if he’s waived his payout because it’s been indicated he has a shot at the Celtic job.
Paul Cook going to Ipswich, who are about to be bought by a US owner.
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Surely its 12? If its rolling doesn't it mean it's always got a year left?
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Darren Moore moves sideways from Doncaster Rovers to Sheffield Wednesday.
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I wonder if that might have been partly health related? Whenever I’ve seen him in recent interviews, he hasn’t looked well.
My understanding is that you've always got 12 months notice period as there is no finite end date as its rolling day to day.
Might be useful with new manager bounce as they play Swansea in one of games in hand
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Strange move from Darren
AB
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Keeping SW up might be easier to achieve than taking Doncaster up through the play offs. He’d probably be sacked for failing to do the latter whereas if he closes the 6 point gap but just fails to do the former he’ll still have a job next season and at a bigger club.
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It’s a precarious career- Moore got rather unfairly sacked by WBA, where he’d done a good job in a losing battle to avoid relegation and had them in 4th place in the Championship when sacked in March. He’d probably be sacked if he didn’t take Doncaster up. Being sacked by a middling L1 club looks bad on the CV. Everyone knows SW is a basket case so if the worst happens and he’s binned off, it looks a lot better than that. He’s only 46 and I think has good potential. This is a way of avoiding his next job being at Southend.
Invipai
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Ah right, I always took it to mean it would automatically renew for a year at the end of the years contract, unless one of the parties wanted to separate at that point. But looking it up yes you're right.
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Im not surprised, the football they play is incredibly dull
Wise old Bee
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Palace should be careful as finishing around 15th is acceptable for them every season but relegation clearly not. As the Joker said, Dyche would be a decent shout for them as he would be a continuation of the present model. Eddie Howe would be a risk.
League One club Ipswich Town have appointed Paul Cook as their new manager.
The former Portsmouth and Wigan Athletic boss has agreed a contract at Portman Road until the summer of 2023.
Cook, 54, replaces Paul Lambert, who parted company with the Tractor Boys on Sunday after over two years in charge.
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The former Portsmouth and Wigan Athletic boss has agreed a contract at Portman Road until the summer of 2023.
Cook, 54, replaces Paul Lambert, who parted company with the Tractor Boys on Sunday after over two years in charge.
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Invipai
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A good move for all concerned. I have no idea how Lambert managed to stay there for so long.