Next manager

Yes on everything football on the football side

 

Linked with the Tranmere job I believe,

 

There won’t be a vacancy for a while so it’s irrelevant

 

and Bananarama was a cover version of The Supremes original

 

Could all be bs.

 

Ironically Nathan Joynes played 2 games on loan for us in 2007

 

Jones, Joynes what's a name amongst friends, you knew who I was refereeing to, I was hoping Nathan was at our game hence my reply to @Bantamsteve.

I'd hope he's a better manager than Bananarama are singers.

 

Not sure he knows what anonymous means.

 

According to their websites this is what all the teams in L2 currently have, so not sure where the figures about number of clubs with DoF come from. From my count there are seven clubs with a dual format rather than the traditional manager, sometime called something else.

Gillingham - DoF, Manager
Notts County - Head Coach
Swindon - Head of Football, Manager
Wrexham - Manager
Mansfield - Manager
Crawley - First-Team Manager
Crewe - First -Team Manager
Accrington - Manager
MK Dons - Sporting Director, Performance Director, Head Coach
BArrow - First Team Manager
AFC Wimbeldon - Head of Football Operations, Manager
Newport - Manager
Stockport - DoF, First Team Manager
Walsall - Head Coach
Grimsby - First Team Manager
Morecambe - First-team Manager
Bradford City - Manager
Colchester - Sporting Director, First Team Head Coach
Salford - Head Coach
Harrogate - First Team Manager
Forest Green Rovers - Director of Football, Manager
Doncaster - Manager
Tranmere - Manager
Sutton - Manager

 

poor old Pete

 

Until Rupp goes, I fear nothing changes. Leadership spans from the top and cascades down. Direction, purpose, focus.

I've said many times over the years that the problem starts at Rupp and we won't be promoted under his tenure

 

We will if we sell Jake Young for £250k. It'll be interesting to see what happens when we recall him.

 

If that is Twitter it seems to have gone, as does the username

 

No it is still there.

 

amended for you

 

He wanted his wages doubling from 4 to 8 grand a week. We refused, listed him and then brought in Weatherall on 18 which apparently left a bitter taste with some of the old guard that were there.

That's straight from an ex players mouth who played in the 98 promotion side.

 

Probably another of these ITK accounts that know nothing. If there was going to be a meeting between the 3 of then why would they do it at the training ground rather than the stadium. It's an easy rumour to make up that will never be proven wrong and if Hughes was to be sacked this week then it looks like they know what they are talking about.

 

But Wetherall was a much better player? He was a PL regular.
If you look back at the promotion season, you'll be surprised how many of the goals we conceded were Bruno's fault.

 

Nathan Jason Jones is a Welsh professional football manager who most recently managed Southampton

Nathan Joynes plays semi professional football (since dropping out of league football 10 plus years ago) and has never managed.

 

We have all had a punt on who we want as next manager. However, I think Hughes will be here for some time yet. I think he will be convincing Rupp and Sparks that but for the key injuries to strikers and Patterson, he would argue we would be top 6 now. He would probably be right too.

Not many clubs sack a manager on an unbeaten run of 5, no matter how turgid the displays have been.

Personally, I think Hughes blew his best chance of promotion with us last season by being too cautious at home and too many dropped points at VP.

The ultra cautious approach and tactics after we took the lead in the play offs against Carlisle did it for me with him.

The underwhelming summer transfer window and performances so far this season definitely the final straw for me.

I will continue to attend and back the team if they stick with him, and hopefully he can prove me wrong and start to entertain us and propel us up the table