Muzzy_no7 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February Just now, FoxinNotts said: For what it's worth, I think we talked to Rowett. We told Rowett we we're interviewing a few, including him. We also interviewed ' X ', who was a main target. 'X' is dithering, taking too long to answer us. I think we're probably talking seriously to Rowett again, following Blackburn moving on from him. This is all pure guess work btw X being Vitor Periera? 1
TheGoldenGod Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 6 minutes ago, MonarchFox said: That's worked well for them this season Taking millenia to appoint a manager after sacking a previous one has worked out so well for us too! Stinks of a lack of a contingency plan... 1
FoxinNotts Posted 12 February Posted 12 February (edited) 1 minute ago, Muzzy_no7 said: I f***ing hope so Absolutely no chance IMO Edited 12 February by FoxinNotts 1
FoxinNotts Posted 12 February Posted 12 February Just now, Muzzy_no7 said: X being Vitor Periera? Yeah, maybe. Who knows
foxfanazer Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 1 minute ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Much better than our approach tbf. We do move incredibly slow and are a shambles of a football club but can't admire a club that has four managers in a single season 1
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 1 minute ago, foxfanazer said: We do move incredibly slow and are a shambles of a football club but can't admire a club that has four managers in a single season Yeah I guess it's better to just not have a manager.
Lambert09 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 4 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said: X being Vitor Periera? If history has taught me anything… it’s that x is going to be potter 1 1 3
foxfanazer Posted 12 February Posted 12 February (edited) 14 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Yeah I guess it's better to just not have a manager. What are you talking about? No I think 3 separate compensation packages would've been ideal for us in our current financial plight Edited 12 February by foxfanazer
Nick Posted 12 February Posted 12 February My guess is that it’ll be the biggest name affordable and willing to come who agrees to a sacking compensation payout spread over 5 years.
HP1 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 14 minutes ago, FoxinNotts said: For what it's worth, I think we talked to Rowett. We told Rowett we we're interviewing a few, including him. We also interviewed ' X ', who was a main target. 'X' is dithering, taking too long to answer us. I think we're probably talking seriously to Rowett again, following Blackburn moving on from him. This is all pure guess work btw Potter mugging us off for the third time 1
Aleksz Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 31 minutes ago, MrsJohnMurphy said: Aren't Dyche and Dudkin good mates? That's enough reason not to want him Yeah I'm pretty sure I had read or watched something that referenced this but can't remember where. Still don't think that Dyche comes here but defo have some sort of memory of you being right on that one.
Brenfox Posted 12 February Posted 12 February I think they want King until the end of the season so we can offer it to Carrick 2
ClaphamFox Posted 12 February Posted 12 February Just now, Aleksz said: Yeah I'm pretty sure I had read or watched something that referenced this but can't remember where. Still don't think that Dyche comes here but defo have some sort of memory of you being right on that one. Dyche said he was good friends with Rudkin in an interview with the BBC. That's the only way I can see this might happen—if Rudkin begs his mate to help us out for few months, and Dyche does it as a favour. 3
Lambert09 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 14 minutes ago, ClaphamFox said: Dyche said he was good friends with Rudkin in an interview with the BBC. That's the only way I can see this might happen—if Rudkin begs his mate to help us out for few months, and Dyche does it as a favour. I think dyche is more possible than people think. He just seems to love football and has a point to prove. I think he will want to be back in a job as soon as possible. Now that our situation is clear, I think he would be open to considering it. He was more than happy at burnley with very little room to maneuver, so I think for him a job like ours with the talent available would have lots of pro’s. I think what we discovered in the summer, is that we simply didn’t approach him 2
Reg Vardy Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 1 hour ago, whoareyaaa said: We had most of the summer to appoint Cooper and likewise Marti. Cooper started June 20, season finished mid May....either way it was a poor decision
Aleksz Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 18 minutes ago, Lambert09 said: I think dyche is more possible than people think. He just seems to love football and has a point to prove. I think he will want to be back in a job as soon as possible. Now that our situation is clear, I think he would be open to considering it. He was more than happy at burnley with very little room to maneuver, so I think for him a job like ours with the talent available would have lots of pro’s. I think what we discovered in the summer, is that we simply didn’t approach him Don't want him, but that's a problem/opinion we don't have the luxury of.
TonyN11 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 59 minutes ago, TheGoldenGod said: Taking millenia to appoint a manager after sacking a previous one has worked out so well for us too! Stinks of a lack of a contingency plan... Wot's a contingency plan
Muzzy_no7 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 44 minutes ago, Brenfox said: I think they want King until the end of the season so we can offer it to Carrick Could’ve had him and Woodgate in November 1
Corky Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 1 hour ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Notts Forest agree their new manager about 16 hours after sacking the last one. We never prepare for a scenario where a manager might fail or not fit in. 1
BrilliantFox Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 5 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said: Could’ve had him and Woodgate in November 100% Marti should have been sacked end of October/early Nov, then bring in Carrick and his people then. Yet again, we're witnessing the failures of our ownership to act in time. 1
MattFox Posted 12 February Posted 12 February Suspect if Aiyawatt wasn’t at the Oxford game Marti wouldn’t have been sacked
UniFox21 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 1 minute ago, MattFox said: Suspect if Aiyawatt wasn’t at the Oxford game Marti wouldn’t have been sacked He expected an easy win, hence everything organised for that game.
Filbert Fireworks Posted 12 February Posted 12 February I want to cry. When the Bodgers debacle was unfolding it was genuinely realistic that we could have approached Unai Emery at the time. Now I'd be genuinely pleased with Dyche. Three years ago would have laughed at the suggestion as Dyche as completely regressive. King Power out. All gone to pot since the Chairman died and his club appointments and structure has slowly eroded. 4
dmayne7 Posted 12 February Posted 12 February 27 minutes ago, Filbert Fireworks said: I want to cry. When the Bodgers debacle was unfolding it was genuinely realistic that we could have approached Unai Emery at the time. Now I'd be genuinely pleased with Dyche. Three years ago would have laughed at the suggestion as Dyche as completely regressive. King Power out. All gone to pot since the Chairman died and his club appointments and structure has slowly eroded. And to make you feel better, Dyche is very unrealistic 1
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