Wayne Rooney set to be appointed

[Pezbuck]

Here is link to Joe on BBC Sounds.

Starts with big feature at 26:30 about Liam R’s sacking.

A very croaky Joe speaks at 39:45

Lots of great inside journo insights on LR that back up claims for him being a perfect match.

5 Live Sport - 72+ - 07/05/2024 - BBC Sounds

Aaron Paul presents the latest news and analysis from the EFL.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Jon with no H]

If that is true Jon, then I would change my vote to 'Someone else.'
I believe Bali will play a major part next season.

You can read about it on Plymouth Live, like I remember doing when the game took place.

 

[Argyleloyal]

I agree with your first point, I think we do now need a manager with Championship experience to help us kick on. It’s why I like the idea of Rosenior because he has some experience at this level, but also ticks other boxes too.

I do disagree with your second point though. Argyle are trying desperately hard to be a club that is regarded as an excellent place to work, where people get treated with respect and are given the tools and time to perform. Building that sort of reputation really can give us a competitive advantage over many other clubs who have a hire and fire mentality. The Foster debacle will have done some damage to that hard built reputation but hopefully not over the longer term.

We should have went for a experienced person last time

 

[Said old Green]

Just a point about investment, looking online there player purchases and sales over the last few seasons have been almost net zero, this doesnt take into account possible loan player fees. It does show how import developing players and selling them on to then purchases more potentially better players is, slowly building the squad.

The figure bandied
about for Carvalho is an astonishing £5 million just for a half season loan , I don't think that can be right.

However when considering the Hull figures bear in mind that Brentford paid a few bob for Keane Lewis Potter and they will bring in a lot of money when they sell Greaves this summer

 

[Argylegames]

So LR was sacked because he didn't play attacking football? Still want LR folks?

 

[rsp4]

So LR was sacked because he didn't play attacking football? Still want LR folks?

Yep

 

[mutley marvel]

Hull City: Owner Acun Ilicali explains Liam Rosenior sacking

Hull City owner Acun Ilicali says Liam Rosenior's sacking was down to a difference of opinion on football philosophy.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[monkeywrench]

So LR was sacked because he didn't play attacking football? Still want LR folks?

Interesting how the Hull radio journalist said his style of football was 'harem scarem' and 'risky'.

 

[Ottawa Green]

So LR was sacked because he didn't play attacking football? Still want LR folks?

NOPE

 

[SMG]

So LR was sacked because he didn't play attacking football? Still want LR folks?

Yep, Hull's owner is deluded.

 

[lyndhurst]

So LR was sacked because he didn't play attacking football? Still want LR folks?

Did you watch Hull play Ipswich. Just cos the Hull chairman gave that as the reason for sacking LR it doesn't make it a fact. Yes I still am well disposed to LR as our prospective next manager.

 

[RB00194]

So LR was sacked because he didn't play attacking football? Still want LR folks?

Yes. Definitely not Anthony Barry. He'll be IF part deux

 

[RB00194]

I would be very happy with Liam Rosenior. Think Hull were silly to let him go.

Pity some of the dinosaurs on PASOTI can't see he's a fantastic manager who knows the SW, knows how to build a team with a restricted budget and knows how to connect with fans.

 

[luxulyanite]

Yes. Definitely not Anthony Barry. He'll be IF part deux

And how do you come to that conclusion ?

 

[RB00194]

And how do you come to that conclusion ?

Never managed a team. Has no championship experience. Has only coached under world-class managers. IMO he's not the man.