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Hagrid
January 23, 2024, 10:28am

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guy took us to our first FA Cup Quarter final in almost 90 years, a feat none of of will ever see replicated again, He's got us our only 2 promotions in 25 years, comfortably top 5 managers. Most successful one I have seen us have.

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January 23, 2024, 10:36am

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How can Hurst have steadied the ship, when he got the team relegated?

And he is not in the top 5 most successful managers at GY Town either.


He followed in the footsteps of the circus that was Holloway and got relegated. I’ll give you that, but I don’t think I’d necessarily blame hurst for it. Unless am mistaken, I don’t think there was another one.



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Isn't one sufficient?
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He followed in the footsteps of the circus that was Holloway and got relegated.


Jolley came into a far worse situation than Hurst and kept us up, but doesn't seem to get any credit for that.

Hurst came in when we were outside the relegation zone, brought a load of his own players in and got us relegated, yet it was somehow all Holloways fault
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I wish him well. Promotion out of the NL and a good FA cup run.

OK we were relegated under his management but that was in the Days of Fenty, at a time when we were told there was ample money to spend, but no cheques were signed. He had to get loans or freebies.

Best of luck to him wherever he ends up.


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January 23, 2024, 11:21am
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Jolley came into a far worse situation than Hurst and kept us up, but doesn't seem to get any credit for that.

Hurst came in when we were outside the relegation zone, brought a load of his own players in and got us relegated, yet it was somehow all Holloways fault


Speaking of Michael Jolley I had reason to be going around Downing College Cambridge University recently and noticed a board headed famous alumni. The first name my eyes landed on was Michael Jolley Football Manager. Equal prominence with others such as Sir David Attenborough Naturalist and John Cleese Comedian etc
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The most recent promotion was done on a tight budget with a lot of big spenders in the league.  Hurst fostered a massive team spirit, which earned us the nickname, "The Comeback Kings".  Watching those games when we went behind, I had faith we would prevail.   If he'd failed, we could be still stuck down there. Good luck to the fella;
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January 23, 2024, 11:47am

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Quoted from cannylad65
Allenby Chilton

Tim Ward

Lawrie McMenemy


Lawrie I get, the other 2 clearly achieved success but as I’m only 57 other than reading the history books I can’t tell you how they achieved it, their style of football could have been pragmatic & boring and god forbid one of them might have cupped their ear after one of their several Wembley finals.

You could argue to your blue in the face in who’s sits behind Alan Buckley in our best all time managers.


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Jolley came into a far worse situation than Hurst and kept us up, but doesn't seem to get any credit for that.

Hurst came in when we were outside the relegation zone, brought a load of his own players in and got us relegated, yet it was somehow all Holloways fault


Did he though?

I’d argue Jolley’s squad wasn’t great but the one Holloway left behind was really poor.

Jolley did well that season without a doubt, he did have the benefit of support behind him at games which due to Covid Hurst didn’t have.


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Did he though?

I’d argue Jolley’s squad wasn’t great but the one Holloway left behind was really poor.

Jolley did well that season without a doubt, he did have the benefit of support behind him at games which due to Covid Hurst didn’t have.


Jolley didn’t come in until March after a 20 plus game no win run that was far worse then anything under Holloway . He turned it round in the last 5 games of the season where admittedly we had some fortuitous penalties after he got Jamille Matt and JJ Hooper performing having been dire under Slade.
Hurst had half a seasin  to turn it round from a more favourable position and had the benefit of bringing in numerous new players in January which Jolley wasn’t able to do.
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