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IF there is a change i would hope that the club at least ask to talk to Mills and Burr. Dont know what compensation would be required, if their clubs would let them go or if they would be interested?
Failing that ask if the FA would let Sean O'Driscoll leave his role with the Under 19's but non of these would be cheap, & they may not be interested.
I am sure the likes of Nick Barmby would apply but would they have the skills and knowledge to get us up? A rookie, a Kevin Phillips or a Paul Davis? Rather one of them than someone like Martin Foyle?
It would be a very difficult task to spot the needle in a haystack, that is why until promotion is mathematically impossible I would give PH the chance to turn it round
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I just can't honestly believe that hursts wages are the reported £50k a year.
If that includes bonus' fine, otherwise it's totally ridiculous
And totally surprised no one has mentioned rob jones as the next manager
Do you think that's too high Woz?
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No idea but as a season ticket holder I can hardly be bothered to go and I have been a staunch home game supporter for 35 years. I am bored to tears with them and as soon as the play offs are out of touch regardess of season ticket I will attend no games. We are a disgrace at home, nothing less.
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Duh no, at the daft question to the fans as if it is our responsibility, like I said it will be up to the board and whoever applies if ever they remove Hurst.
Or is that just a bit too difficult for you to grasp?
Of course it's the board's decision but this is a forum and he asked if anyone can think of any replacements! He even opened by pointing out he wasn't arguing for Hurst to stay as he (correctly) anticipated that some people might misinterpret his question as an attack on those that want Hurst out. Perhaps you didn't grasp that on first read. I would have begged Burr to come a year or two ago but his sides are the among the only ones we seem to be able to comfortably beat in recent months and he couldn't keep Chester out of the bottom 4 last season. He turned us down when he was flying at Kiddy but perhaps it would be a different story now he's at Chester. Who knows.
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IF there is a change i would hope that the club at least ask to talk to Mills and Burr. Dont know what compensation would be required, if their clubs would let them go or if they would be interested?
Failing that ask if the FA would let Sean O'Driscoll leave his role with the Under 19's but non of these would be cheap, & they may not be interested.
I am sure the likes of Nick Barmby would apply but would they have the skills and knowledge to get us up? A rookie, a Kevin Phillips or a Paul Davis? Rather one of them than someone like Martin Foyle?
It would be a very difficult task to spot the needle in a haystack, that is why until promotion is mathematically impossible I would give PH the chance to turn it round
I suggested John Schofield - recently sacked as assistant at Scunny. Has a UEFA 'A' licence, knows the local scene, and got sacked at Lincoln for playing attacking football but neglecting the defence. Maybe instead of targeting promotion per se, we should be trying to provide football that people want to watch? We might even get the 'promotion buzz' doing that. Tend to agree with the OP and BigChris that, in the absence of a convincing alternative, sacking PH would be pretty much a shot in the dark. That said, I've got a season ticket now collecting dust...
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Just getting bored now and looking at managers that would be interested.....
Jim Gannon??? Doing ok at northwich vic. Lots of experience too
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I suggested John Schofield - recently sacked as assistant at Scunny.
Has a UEFA 'A' licence, knows the local scene, and got sacked at Lincoln for playing attacking football but neglecting the defence. Maybe instead of targeting promotion per se, we should be trying to provide football that people want to watch? We might even get the 'promotion buzz' doing that.
Tend to agree with the OP and BigChris that, in the absence of a convincing alternative, sacking PH would be pretty much a shot in the dark. That said, I've got a season ticket now collecting dust...
The only attacking football they know is hit it high and long to the giants up front, must work though I mean what have they won
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Out of interest does anyone think Chris Doig could make a good manager for us? Played many games in this league so knows all the playing styles, tactics of clubs and players. He's also played a lot of games at championship level under some experienced managers. He also knows our squad inside out and may have a few different ideas.
Just a thought anyway.
No, no, please no !! He may become a good manager but I don't want to see the Neil Woods and Graham Rodger type of appointment. Both of these players played at championship level and I'm not sure but GR did at premier level.
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Given his track record, I despair at who is going to look at suitable replacements.
I feel the same and would like a change of management but the same people who picked the past failures will be picking the next manager. Perhaps we should start at the top and work down. I don't have any answers but just making a point and as for who will put money in to the club we couldn't have done much worse over the last decade with no money. GTFC is an addiction were I'm concerned and feel really down with the whole set up over the last 10 years. All we can do is hope but the only thing that will change anything is money. Falling gates will effect the directors pockets but unfortunately the team and club as well.
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Out of interest does anyone think Chris Doig could make a good manager for us? Played many games in this league so knows all the playing styles, tactics of clubs and players. He's also played a lot of games at championship level under some experienced managers. He also knows our squad inside out and may have a few different ideas.
Just a thought anyway.
I think he could make a better job of it than Hurst, In fact I think, I could do a better job of it than Hurst, At least I would play more than one striker at home.
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