Ok so people want fletch out, Im in two minds about it, but you have to think, who would come down here and give it a go,
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dollygray78":2ikd5luv said:
Timing is everything - the time to change has long gone!! With all the other things coming out of HP there's problably no cash to do anything now - I think he will keep him, even if the crowds drop below 4k!! The players themselves must be glancing at eachother and wondering what their next moves are!!
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Sturrock decided he wanted to break into English management and applied for the job in similar circumstances.
I'm sure there'll be a few more that will fancy it that have been successful elsewhere.
I'm sure there'll be a few more that will fancy it that have been successful elsewhere.
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bizzay1":3lpooqq7 said:
Well you can bet your bottom dollar Bas is a gonner in the window - superb player, nothing phases him!! IMHO he's the best of a mediocre bunch!! :doh:
lee hodges might be good.whoever it is will have to be a disciplinarian and concentrate on getting this lot fit
There are only 92 league clubs- most of them have managers ! There are lots of people who want to be football managers out there, so Argyle would represent a rare opportunity.
Plymouth are a big club for this league, so promotion is realistic which would look good on a manager's CV regardless of who you are. Even an experienced man. It's a great time to manage us- managing Argyle in the Championship is much more of a thankless task as it's more likely to be a relegation dogfight !
But until Fletcher gets the boot, I'm sticking by him. It's not all his fault- it's also about his backing.
Plymouth are a big club for this league, so promotion is realistic which would look good on a manager's CV regardless of who you are. Even an experienced man. It's a great time to manage us- managing Argyle in the Championship is much more of a thankless task as it's more likely to be a relegation dogfight !
But until Fletcher gets the boot, I'm sticking by him. It's not all his fault- it's also about his backing.
Argyle is an attractive club for managers, look at those who've made a name for themsleves. Coming in when we're not bottom, have a few good players, some good youngsters & big development plans will be attractive to the right sort of manager.
Our problem is; how qualified are the clubs owners to select the right one to bring success?
Our problem is; how qualified are the clubs owners to select the right one to bring success?
a very good point.an "owner" that doesn't care and other employees he has put in place from his other businesses.it don't look too good does it?Greenblooded1":2tmm05xo said:
Billy Davies, anyone? Would be a pretty good appointment and I can't see him putting up with any nonsense from our so-clled 'players'. After being out of work for a fair while he might just be ready to consider a lower league challenge like Argyle. Ditto Jim Magilton and wasn't Bruce Riocj rumoured to be interested in the job a while back?
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That is harsh, he's a very good businessman that has put his trust into someone to do a job for him. He can't do his job properly, that's not a case of the owner not caring.
He's tried to give him time instead of having the Milan Mandaric approach.
I think winning a game gives Brent (and his family) as big a kick as the next fan. They've all got the bug now
Billy Davies would be a great shout.
I honestly still believe we are a sleeping giant, in spite of our current plight.
I honestly still believe we are a sleeping giant, in spite of our current plight.
