The King is gone = new management, who? - Page 13

UpTheDale · 26-01-2012, 16:37

stanley management prospects

Moore targets Stanley post | League 2 Football News | Football365

Revived Red · 26-01-2012, 18:39

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Originally Posted by Nickelson

I believe Ronnie Moore has submitted his CV to the club.

Someone else with a rather iffy management career. His Wikipedia entry suggests he left two clubs because of poor season ticket sales. What does that mean? Did these sales fail to live up to his expectations? Or could the clubs not afford him? Either way, it would not appear to augur well.

VALAIRIAN · 26-01-2012, 18:48

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Originally Posted by Revived Red

Someone else with a rather iffy management career. His Wikipedia entry suggests he left two clubs because of poor season ticket sales. What does that mean? Did these sales fail to live up to his expectations? Or could the clubs not afford him? Either way, it would not appear to augur well.

Common sense post, journeymen, we do not need!!!!!!!!!!!

P.S. Are you up on Saturday????

Revived Red · 26-01-2012, 19:05

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

P.S. Are you up on Saturday????

Gutted that I cannot make it this week. But, all being well, I will be at Crewe.

VALAIRIAN · 26-01-2012, 19:13

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Originally Posted by Revived Red

Gutted that I cannot make it this week. But, all being well, I will be at Crewe.

May see you there then

smudgie · 26-01-2012, 19:15

I cant wait for the chippy at Crewe already

Redraine · 26-01-2012, 19:35

I'm really chuffed that Leam is being given a chance to make his mark in management. I just hope he can distance himself somewhat from his former team mates, as he will have to make some tough decisions re. personnel in the coming weeks.

maccawozzagod · 26-01-2012, 19:42

tracksuit or 3 piece suit for Leam on saturday?

VALAIRIAN · 26-01-2012, 19:51

3 Piece......................

cashman · 26-01-2012, 20:04

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Originally Posted by Redraine

I'm really chuffed that Leam is being given a chance to make his mark in management. I just hope he can distance himself somewhat from his former team mates, as he will have to make some tough decisions re. personnel in the coming weeks.

That shouldn't be a problem,slong as he keeps well in wi n interpreter.

DaveinGermany · 26-01-2012, 20:06

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Originally Posted by cashman

That shouldn't be a problem,slong as he keeps well in wi n interpreter.

Low blow Cashy, well below the belt.

choirboy · 26-01-2012, 23:13

I reckon that Liam is a two piece suit man. With room for a cracking STANLEY tie in full view.
Good Luck Liam, 100% backing.

cashman · 26-01-2012, 23:56

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Originally Posted by choirboy

I reckon that Liam is a two piece suit man. With room for a cracking STANLEY tie in full view.
Good Luck Liam, 100% backing.

Probably so, couldn't give a toss if he wears Black Bin Bags slong as he does the business.n am very optimistic he will.

Long time red · 27-01-2012, 11:07

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Originally Posted by B16Dunk

What worries me most is have we got the people to make the right selection? This one is probably more important than that of John & Jimmy?

The best comment yet. This is really a bigger decision than Eric took when he appointed Coley. Coley had time to bed in, Unibond, Conference etc plus he had a football man at the helm. Ash is a great lad but a football league reserve side gets coached not managed, Clitheroe to Div 2
I dont think so. The problem is who will make the decision as we have not got a "football man" at the club,

Revived Red · 27-01-2012, 11:47

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Originally Posted by Long time red

we have not got a "football man" at the club,

Other clubs have plenty of "football men" but they still appoint the likes of S G Erikson, Steve McLaren, Paul Ince etc etc. Football is littered with poor managerial appointments by so-called "football men". Some of these are, in fact, a case of good manager in wrong job, for example Roy Hodgson at Liverpool. In terms of resources and facilities, Accrington Stanley is a rather quirky club. The appointment must be made by an "Accrington Stanley man" - someone who has a deep knowledge of what makes this proud club tick.