Who would you have to replace Fletch ?

[Princerock]

If Fletcher does get sacked...and we go through the process of finding a new manager......who the hell will be given the job to look after the team in the meanwhile........the club is devoid of any pro cover......it could well be the tea lady......she will have to multi-task for awhile.

 

[semper crudus]

If Fletch was no longer manager, I would also like to see Billy Davies here. Whether he'd work for the wage we'd offer is another question of course.

PAFC remains an excellent opportunity for a good manager to 'do a Sturrock' to (re)build their reputation.

tim

Billy Davies doesn't like Plymouth and I don't like Billy Davies.

One way to guarentee someone 'does a Sturrock'......get a Sturrock.

But do you think Blair is ready?!

 

[semper crudus]

Would love Hodges to come and be our saviour but I know nothing about his managerial ability. Besides we don't need to look restrict ourselves to ex-players we know.

My head says Cotterill. He'll win more than he loses and knows what the next two leagues up look like. But them again I don't get to go to many matches so wouldn't have to watch his team "play"!

 

[Mr Gillingham]

Having looked through this thread I have to say there are no outstanding candidates. Either too inexperienced or experienced with mixed track records. Maybe the board would need to think outside the box and look at non-league, Scotland and Ireland?

Ian Bogie, Gateshead manager, consecutive promotions in his first two seasons as manager, paid £3,500 for Lee Novak, sold him for £150,000. Has done well on small budgets

 

[crownhill pilgrim]

Having looked through this thread I have to say there are no outstanding candidates. Either too inexperienced or experienced with mixed track records. Maybe the board would need to think outside the box and look at non-league, Scotland and Ireland?

Ian Bogie, Gateshead manager, consecutive promotions in his first two seasons as manager, paid £3,500 for Lee Novak, sold him for £150,000. Has done well on small budgets

Yeah, Bogie. I'd pick him.

Bogie's Green Army!

 

[Ave IT]

This is the trouble with sacking Fletcher, there are precious few names that ticks all the boxes of
a) we could realistically get,
b) doesn’t come with baggage,
c) doesn’t have unexplained blots on his record and
d) has successful experience at this level.

The closest IMO is Tisdale (but even he probably wouldn’t come,) followed by Gary Johnson but his record is mixed and somehow he just doesn’t inspire confidence. If we couldn’t get Tisdale then personally I’d prefer a young-ish successful lower league manager 99% of us have never heard of (like the Gateshead bloke mentioned above?) but who’s respected in the game rather than a tired old has-been on the manager merry-go-round trying to resurrect his career. I know I’m in a minority on here but for those reasons I still look seriously at option e)……give Fletcher more time. :shock:

 

[slider]

Loads of fine suggestions for a new manager in this thread, which one of you
fans then is prepared to pay off the current managers contract with coaches, and then
fund the new manager along with his entourage. ?

 

[Womble]

Loads of fine suggestions for a new manager in this thread, which one of you
fans then is prepared to pay off the current managers contract with coaches, and then
fund the new manager along with his entourage. ?

And who in favour of keeping Fletch is prepared to fund the further unbudgeted fall in income as attendances plummet?

 

[Cerbera]

Loads of fine suggestions for a new manager in this thread, which one of you
fans then is prepared to pay off the current managers contract with coaches, and then
fund the new manager along with his entourage. ?

And who in favour of keeping Fletch is prepared to fund the further unbudgeted fall in income as attendances plummet?

I'll chip in £250 - to get rid of Fletcher.

 

[Tugboat]

My gut instict says get Lee Hodges in. Again though he would need experienced help.

So we solve a problem with another problem?

 

[justanotherfan]

Mike Newell is a great shout.... however

I cant see Fletch being sacked yet, and I agree he needs to be given more time... I think the majority of people posting here need to learn patience and remember just where we were and accept that it will take time to move on!!

Its gonna fall on deaf ears, but positivity breeds positivity and this would be the best way to help to team, not all this bull and negativity!

:funny: I agree, I`m positive he should go!!!!!! :funny:

 

[BadBoy]

Well 4 pages since my last comment and still no realistic or decent suggestions, and whoever it was that mentioned Megson, go and have a lie down think about it and then come back here and apologise for your stupidity.

 

[Liam Vercoe]

If Fletch was no longer manager, I would also like to see Billy Davies here. Whether he'd work for the wage we'd offer is another question of course.

PAFC remains an excellent opportunity for a good manager to 'do a Sturrock' to (re)build their reputation.

tim

Billy Davies doesn't like Plymouth and I don't like Billy Davies.

One way to guarentee someone 'does a Sturrock'......get a Sturrock.

But do you think Blair is ready?!

Dammit, I was going to make that joke!

 

[tigertony]

Having looked through this thread I have to say there are no outstanding candidates. Either too inexperienced or experienced with mixed track records. Maybe the board would need to think outside the box and look at non-league, Scotland and Ireland?

Ian Bogie, Gateshead manager, consecutive promotions in his first two seasons as manager, paid £3,500 for Lee Novak, sold him for £150,000. Has done well on small budgets

Yeah, Bogie. I'd pick him.

Bogie's Green Army!

:funny: :funny: :funny: :funny:

 

[X Isle]

Snot the right qualities we're looking for.