Lincoln city

I personally don't feel the Cowleys have done enough at this stage to warrant taking over a football league club and would much prefer someone with football league experience not quite sure how they would fit the bill?In the real world IF GTFC decided they were the chosen ones they would offer them a bigger salary and they would come that`s just how it works nowadays.Things is other than people here putting 2 and 2 together and making 5 I doubt very much they were ever high on the radar but at least it`s wound the Imps up.

Quoted from Nelly GTFC

Cowley more or less said the same things.  I bet his name is put on the table when it comes to ideas for a new manager.  Now that we have had one manager from the lower leagues with more or less the same ethos, I would not be surprised if Fenty is thinking of Cowley as a candidate, already got some compensation money to put towards grabbing some low league manager.

Still think we need an experienced league manager with some promotions under his belt.

Name me a Town manager who had successful league promotions under their belt before coming here and doing the same? I think we've had two in the last 60 years: McMenemy and Buckley.

Quoted from Lincoln Mariner 56

Heard Cowley on local radio earlier tonight and he was pretty emphatic he was going nowhere and for once he sounded like a football manager who was telling the truth so think no chance of him moving over to sunny Cleethorpes.

Thankfuckforthat 10 minutes at a non-league outfit after an hour at a pub team in Essex Someone like him we don't need, a school teacher currently pulling above his weight

Quoted from Ipswin

Thankfuckforthat 10 minutes at a non-league outfit after an hour at a pub team in Essex Someone like him we don't need, a school teacher currently pulling above his weight

Russell Slade was a school teacher before his football career  

Looks the part in big work ethic but lacks any real experience but interestingly word from impland is the brothers actually had different thoughts on this

Quoted from tanga_the_indestructible

Name me a Town manager who had successful (non😉) league promotions under their belt before coming here and doing the same? I think we've had two in the last 60 years: McMenemy and Buckley.

Crikey, I know we have short memories but what about the fella that has just left!?

Quoted from LongEatonMariner

Crikey, I know we have short memories but what about the fella that has just left!?

In dog and duck football yeh

Quoted from MrFisherman

Russell Slade was a school teacher before his football career  

I rest my case. Cardiff 28th May 2006.

More clubs than trophys.

I'm not too fussed on The Cowleys. After some pondering I think I've been a little harsh on Lincoln City ....I hope they have a good season , come third (about 20 points above 5th )  then have the misfortune to lose to that 5th placed team in the PO-Final  . And then lose Cowleys clan to "a bigger team than that village down the road " following this implode , cough and splutter to the Conference North  .

Quoted from Nelly GTFC

Cowley more or less said the same things.  I bet his name is put on the table when it comes to ideas for a new manager.  Now that we have had one manager from the lower leagues with more or less the same ethos, I would not be surprised if Fenty is thinking of Cowley as a candidate, already got some compensation money to put towards grabbing some low league manager.

Still think we need an experienced league manager with some promotions under his belt.

Quoted from tanga_the_indestructible

Name me a Town manager who had successful league promotions under their belt before coming here and doing the same? I think we've had two in the last 60 years: McMenemy and Buckley.

Yep you are right, good point.  With Paul Hurst having these credentials at non-league level and it eventually working for Grimsby Town in the National League, perhaps Fenty and the board members will look at this in terms of who applies and perhaps targets and seek another manager who has had successful promotions either by the play-offs or automatic promotion at league level.

Stating the obvious, but if the above is the case, the Cowleys won't even be on the radar whatsoever.