One Carl Fletcher

[Pilgrim61]

Thank gof for that. Hats off to him for hopefully keeping us up but next season we need to move onwards and upwards and get a PROPER manager

The 'PROPER' bit makes me laugh.

What's a proper manager then? Experience/Qualifications/Big Name?

Brian Horton - Managed over 1000 games, won promotion, won a trophy
Lawrie Sanchez - Managed at international level and in the premier league, took Wycombe to the FA Cup Semi Finals

Both below us in the league!

EXcellent point! A proper manager? To me that's someone who delivers results, achieves goals, engages his people and works tirelessly for the cause.....sounds like someone!

What is needed is someone who can set the direction/vision and oversee the whole football side. I don't know if that's Deehan?

As I said, Fletch is player of the season in my book..Okay he hasn't played for a while but his contribution has been immense, he has gone the extra mile for the club..that would be a fitting
accolade.

 

[Manchester Green]

Thank gof for that. Hats off to him for hopefully keeping us up but next season we need to move onwards and upwards and get a PROPER manager

The 'PROPER' bit makes me laugh.

What's a proper manager then? Experience/Qualifications/Big Name?

Brian Horton - Managed over 1000 games, won promotion, won a trophy
Lawrie Sanchez - Managed at international level and in the premier league, took Wycombe to the FA Cup Semi Finals

Both below us in the league!

EXcellent point! A proper manager? To me that's someone who delivers results, achieves goals, engages his people and works tirelessly for the cause.....sounds like someone!

What is needed is someone who can set the direction/vision and oversee the whole football side. I don't know if that's Deehan?

As I said, Fletch is player of the season in my book..Okay he hasn't played for a while but his contribution has been immense, he has gone the extra mile for the club..that would be a fitting
accolade.

Fletch wasn't a "proper manager" when he was appointed. He had no coaching credentials, qualification or experience.

He has organised the team and dragged us away from the relegation zone. He is now a "proper manager". That isn't to say that he's definitely the right man to bring the good times back to Argyle (time will tell), but any criticism of him not being a "proper manager" is well past its sell-by date now.

 

[ghost of hughie reed]

One more win and you're safe, and Carl Fletcher will deserve a medal.

If he wins you promotion next season he should be canonised.

They are looking for a manager of the right calibre. :coat:

 

[JimmyMac]

Now that we are just about safe in this Division,Carl Fletcher has achieved what he was appointed manager for.What a great start to his managerial carreer and nice to be able to put that on his CV.
All successful managers had to start somewhere,and there are a lot of managers in the football league who are also currently in their first job.So in keeping us in the football league aginst all the odds I feel he has already acheived success,with hopefully a lot more to come as manager of Argyle in the future.

 

[ghost of hughie reed]

He gets my vote, continuity and all that, given resources next season he can show us what he can do in terms of establishing an attractive footie product.

 

[Pilgrim61]

Thank gof for that. Hats off to him for hopefully keeping us up but next season we need to move onwards and upwards and get a PROPER manager

The 'PROPER' bit makes me laugh.

What's a proper manager then? Experience/Qualifications/Big Name?

Brian Horton - Managed over 1000 games, won promotion, won a trophy
Lawrie Sanchez - Managed at international level and in the premier league, took Wycombe to the FA Cup Semi Finals

Both below us in the league!

EXcellent point! A proper manager? To me that's someone who delivers results, achieves goals, engages his people and works tirelessly for the cause.....sounds like someone!

What is needed is someone who can set the direction/vision and oversee the whole football side. I don't know if that's Deehan?

As I said, Fletch is player of the season in my book..Okay he hasn't played for a while but his contribution has been immense, he has gone the extra mile for the club..that would be a fitting
accolade.

Fletch wasn't a "proper manager" when he was appointed. He had no coaching credentials, qualification or experience.

He has organised the team and dragged us away from the relegation zone. He is now a "proper manager". That isn't to say that he's definitely the right man to bring the good times back to Argyle (time will tell), but any criticism of him not being a "proper manager" is well past its sell-by date now.

Exactly!! :scarf: