Next Town manager ?

Wayne Burnett and Tommy Widds as a duo.

One consistently punches above his weight in the national league on ti y budgets, the other a massively respected u23 coach at Spurs.

Knowledge of lower league players and Prem level youngsters that are released or available for loan between them.

I’m only half joking, I think. Hah.

No names from me, haven't a clue who our next manager should be.  I am slightly surprised to see a couple of Championship Managers mentioned above.  Surely we are not an attractive proposition for them?

Anyway, I'm very sad to see Paul go, and wish him all the best for the future, I'm sure he did his best for the club, but unfortunately, this time around it wasn't good enough.  UTM!

Quoted from pizzzza

I know, these early odds do not mean much. Still interesting to see the list of potentials from.the bookies point of view...

https://www.betvictor.com/en-g.....mp;market_group=3538

Next Permanent Grimsby Town Manager - Outright

Danny Cowley
5/1

Phil Parkinson
6/1

Graham Alexander
6/1

David Artell
6/1

Leam Richardson
8/1

Gary Bowyer
8/1

Neil Redfearn
10/1

Neil Harris
10/1

Steve Cotterill
12/1

Pete Wild
12/1

Mark Kennedy
14/1

Mark Hughes
14/1

Karl Robinson
14/1

Dean Holden
14/1

Ben Garner
14/1

Stephen Clemence
16/1

Shaun Derry
16/1

Brian Barry Murphy
20/1

Sol Campbell
25/1

Robbie Nielson
25/1

Paul Tisdale
25/1

Paul Hartley
25/1

Nathan Rooney
25/1

Mark Jackson
25/1

Mark Cooper
25/1

Luke Garrard
25/1

Lee Bowyer
25/1

Kevin Phillips
25/1

Keith Curle
25/1

Ian Dawes
25/1

Craig Hignett
25/1

Andy Woodman
25/1

I find bookies odds market for new manager strange. JS and AP know the result/winner - if I were them I would get my mates to back the chosen candidate get a few mill in the coffers lol

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Whoever we get as the next manager, the first thing they need to do is make us hard to beat and stop leaking as many goals as we have. Not going to be pretty initially but we need to get back to basics before we can even start thinking/fantasing about playing in an attractive/attacking style of play. Unless people think we are going get out of our current predicament with a "you score three we'll score four" approach.

Looking at yesterday’s team, it was a ‘back to basics’ approach. No flair in midfield and very little created. Most of our goals this season have either been Eisa worldies or feeding off scraps. Our set piece threat is nigh on zero because the better dead ball exponents aren’t in the team and our current midfield don’t break the lines.

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One manager, doing well, not too popular with the town fans though, is Andy Woodman at Bromley. Wouldn’t like him myself.

Seems odd to quote myself, but would just like to clear up one thing. The 11 people who red crossed me so far, does that mean they WOULD like him as I said I wouldn’t like him.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

Looking at yesterday’s team, it was a ‘back to basics’ approach. No flair in midfield and very little created. Most of our goals this season have either been Eisa worldies or feeding off scraps. Our set piece threat is nigh on zero because the better dead ball exponents aren’t in the team and our current midfield don’t break the lines.

I think some people close to the club have lost their minds. John Tondeur talking about another game where we have played well, and the chairman saying it hasn't been that bad.

For weeks Blundell Park has been like a morgue. No excitement at all watching an unbalanced and misfiring team either create very little, or when they do leak goals at the other end.

We have been shocking really, with hardly any players showing their true potential.  Whatever the reason for the malaise we have a chance now to re-set and get us moving.

Rumours are rumours i know and should/will be taken with a pinch of salt, but yesterday heard a group sat next to me discussing( yes I was ear wigging tbh) about the situation. Apparently they'd been given a snippet of info, Hurst knew his fate before the game yesterday, and the club have gone for a DOF and are in talks with York over Ardley...
Like I said before you all ooozie 45mm me, its a rumour.

Here’s a list of Managers out of work, some of them maybe a little far fetched. Listed below that is a list of managers where it’s plausible Town could approach them, not including managers who are either inexperienced or have just been appointed to their current position.

Unemployed

Nathan Jones
Neil Warnock
Chris Wilder
Steve Bruce
John Eustace
Shota Arveladze
Gary Rowett
Paul Ince
Garry Monk
Mark Fotheringham
Kolo Toure
Brian Eastick
Alan Pardew
Leam Richardson
Paul Lambert
Robbie Fowler
Danny Cowley
Joey Barton
Sam Ricketts
Scott Brown
Steve Cotterill
Mark Kennedy
Dean Holden
Karl Robinson
Shaun Derry
Wade Elliott
David Artell
Graham Alexander
Mark Hughes
Jody Morris
Gary McSheffrey
Neil Harris
Paul Tisdale
Ben Garner
Keith Curle
John Sheridan
Lee Bradbury
Ian Dawes
Kevin Blackwell
Danny Schofield
Richard Chaplow
Stuart Campbell
Keith Hill
David Unsworth
Dean Keates
Robbie Neilson
Callum Davidson
Mark McGhee
Billy Dodds
Gary Bowyer
Ian McCall
David Hopkin
Kevin Phillips
Bobby Mimms
Tim Flowers
Roger Johnson
Chris Hargreaves

Employed

John Coleman (Accrington)
Pete Wild (Barrow)
Tommy Widdrington (Aldershot)
Dean Brennan (Barnet)
Luke Garrard (Boreham Wood)
Andy Woodman (Bromley)
Paul Cook (Chesterfield)
Dennis Kutrieb (Ebbsfleet)
Russell Penn (Kidderminster)
Alan Devonshire (Maidenhead)
Kevin Maher (Southend)
Darren Sarll (Woking)
Andy Peaks (Tamworth)
Phil Parkinson (Altrincham)

Wow ,  Gainsboro_Mariner been busy I see.
I didn't check but have you mentioned ex Trinity Manager Curtis Woodhouse? I mean he might not be the best manager, but which player is going to argue with him?

I'm more interested in the interim manager. Is it Neil or some committee?
Monday we will know I assume.

I would think Robbie Stockdale would throw his hat into the ring, that's if he has a hat and they're using the ring system!