>>>Bevan<<< Posted 29 October 2004 Posted 29 October 2004 An interview with Levein when he took over Cowdenbeath When asked. What are your aims for the rest of this season ? he replied "To try and make the players realise that they are the ones who are responsible for us being bottom of the league not Sammy Conn nor anyone else. The attitude of the players must be right. A good team spirit is essential. That is how teams become successful. All the best football teams have everyone working for each other. That is what I aim to achieve here. Anyone who does not try will be shown the door, l will not tolerate that. I am looking to bring some new faces in during the course of the season to get the team gelled together for a big push next season." LINK
Bluefoxtim Posted 29 October 2004 Posted 29 October 2004 Thats the kind of attitude we want for a manager. #WE LOVE YOU LEVEIN, WE DO, WE LOVE YOU LEVEIN, WE DO, WE LOVE YOU LEVEIN, WE DO, OH LEVEIN WE LOVE YOU!# COME ON YOU CITY SLICKERS!
King Kyle lcfc Posted 29 October 2004 Posted 29 October 2004 well how did it go at cowdenbeath did he succeed in his aim?
>>>Bevan<<< Posted 29 October 2004 Author Posted 29 October 2004 well how did it go at cowdenbeath did he succeed in his aim? 31056[/snapback] Dunno :!: , he must have though to get appointed by Hearts
Scarby Posted 29 October 2004 Posted 29 October 2004 Hearts 01-12-2000 Present (p)170 (w)74 (D)55 (l)41 Cowdenbeath 17-11-1997 01-12-2000 (p)127 (w)46 (d)55 (l)26
Oli Posted 29 October 2004 Posted 29 October 2004 2 very good records. I am well excited about him being manager.
MON Posted 29 October 2004 Posted 29 October 2004 Hearts 01-12-2000 Present (p)170 (w)74 (D)55 (l)41 Cowdenbeath 17-11-1997 01-12-2000 (p)127 (w)46 (d)55 (l)26 31068[/snapback] An excellent record! But he does seem to get quite a few draws. We won't see many defeats thats for sure.
davieG Posted 29 October 2004 Posted 29 October 2004 well how did it go at cowdenbeath did he succeed in his aim? 31056[/snapback] From the Cowdenbeath web site: Things began to turn around with the arrival of Craig Levein as manager. A former player at Central Park who was transferred to Hearts in a £40,000 deal, Levein restored dignity to Central Park and led the club into a promotion challenge. His success didn't go unnoticed at Tynecastle and the Edinburgh side whisked him away to become their new boss midway through the season. Gary Kirk stepped into the breach and successfully continued the good work started by Levein.
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