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Bit crap really...nothing we don't already no.

He basically said that he is waiting to hear from MK Dons. No chance to talk to Ince and he wouldnt say if he's number one choice.

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Bit crap really...nothing we don't already no.

He basically said that he is waiting to hear from MK Dons. No chance to talk to Ince and he wouldnt say if he's number one choice.

Did he say anything about sheds?

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What happened to the Larry approach? Did Karl Oyston reject the permission to speak to him?

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What happened to the Larry approach? Did Karl Oyston reject the permission to speak to him?

I posted something the the Grayson thread. Oyston has made a statement saying he hasn't had any contact, and wouldn't be happy about any contact he wants Grayson to stay. Despite saying last week that Oyston would not stand in his way and go as far as getting in a car with Grayson and taking him (To Arsenal...but thats never gonna happen...)

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What happened to the Larry approach? Did Karl Oyston reject the permission to speak to him?

Didnt say anything about Larry. Just talking about the approach for Ince and going through the right channels etc.

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Did he say anything about sheds?

Nothing about sheds but he did cut the interview short because he wanted to build a sand pit on the pitch!

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Sounds as if Milan is pretty hopeful about Ince. Definately his first choice judging by the fact he hasn't even bothered with a shortlist yet and just gone for talks with Ince. I really hope this happens. I'll be suprised if it does though.

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Do you seriously think that Ince would want to renege on his contract for what would effectively be a sideways move in the same division especially when there's Premiership clubs interested? That might have been Holloway's style but I doubt whether it's Ince's.

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Do you seriously think that Ince would want to renege on his contract for what would effectively be a sideways move in the same division especially when there's Premiership clubs interested? That might have been Holloway's style but I doubt whether it's Ince's.

I'm sure Mandaric can offer him more money, plus I don't care whether you all agree with this but we have a better chance of promotion than you do.

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Do you seriously think that Ince would want to renege on his contract for what would effectively be a sideways move in the same division especially when there's Premiership clubs interested? That might have been Holloway's style but I doubt whether it's Ince's.

What Premiership clubs? Because your chairman sayd Leicesters is the only offer. lol

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If you believe what you read in the papers then it seems to be a done deal between her and that Daggers fellow.

It would be annoying for her if Daggers was to pull out at the last minute.

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I'm sure Mandaric can offer him more money, plus I don't care whether you all agree with this but we have a better chance of promotion than you do.

You might be right, but the bookies have it as pretty marginal as things stand.

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If I were Paul Ince, I'd stay exactly where I was.

Leicester - Too much of a gamble in my opinion. In the same league as his current club, so I'd stay and look for another solid season to prove his status as a good manager. Taking the MK Dons to mid-table would be a great achievement. Leicester fans and chairman will inevitably expect a hell of a lot. If it goes a bit wrong, he's likely to be fired quickly and not given a chance to sort things out. A firing at this stage of his career would do it no favours.

Blackburn - Only managed at lower league level so may not be able to cut it in the Prem straight away. Again you don't want to be fired at this stage of you're career.

If I were Ince, I'd be thinking stay here this year and next year look to leave at the end of next season, or failing that wait until a job in the championship comes around, which will inevitably happen by January.

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If I were Paul Ince, I'd stay exactly where I was.

Leicester - Too much of a gamble in my opinion. In the same league as his current club, so I'd stay and look for another solid season to prove his status as a good manager. Taking the MK Dons to mid-table would be a great achievement. Leicester fans and chairman will inevitably expect a hell of a lot. If it goes a bit wrong, he's likely to be fired quickly and not given a chance to sort things out. A firing at this stage of his career would do it no favours.

Blackburn - Only managed at lower league level so may not be able to cut it in the Prem straight away. Again you don't want to be fired at this stage of you're career.

If I were Ince, I'd be thinking stay here this year and next year look to leave at the end of next season, or failing that wait until a job in the championship comes around, which will inevitably happen by January.

Spot on. I do believe you've nailed it with that. :)

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Blackburn - Only managed at lower league level so may not be able to cut it in the Prem straight away. Again you don't want to be fired at this stage of you're career.

If I were Ince, I'd be thinking stay here this year and next year look to leave at the end of next season, or failing that wait until a job in the championship comes around, which will inevitably happen by January.

If he has a bad season with MK Dons that could ruin his reputation too. If he doesn't take the Blackburn job he's an idiot.

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You might be right, but the bookies have it as pretty marginal as things stand.

You mean the bookies who had us 6th or 7th favourites for promotion last season? :whistle:

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Do you seriously think that Ince would want to renege on his contract for what would effectively be a sideways move in the same division especially when there's Premiership clubs interested? That might have been Holloway's style but I doubt whether it's Ince's.

How is it a sideways move?! Our club has a history, doesn't embody everything that's wrong with commercialised modern football and isn't the most hated club in the country. It's definitely a step-up.

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Milan has to be careful in my opinion. Going for Ince is a big risk and it could backfire.

I think it's clear that Grayson wants the job. But would he want it after being second favourite? If Ince does reject us, which I think he will. I hope we've not scared Grayson off in the process. But, if you beleive some of the quotes from Walsh, he is incredibly keen.

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I'm confused. The second (Literally the second) I read Holloway had gone Grayson was the man I wanted, I was 100% Ince wouldn't come and i'm surprised we have got this far with Ince, Now we have got this far i'm thinking we may have a chance with Ince (i'm deluded...) and now my mind has changed to Ince being top of my list (I think).

I am more confident we can get Ince now I have read it time and time again, and as I said i'm really surprised we've even got this far (i.e - Almost being granted permission to talk to him). Having said that I still don't think we will get him, leaving Grayson no.1 target for me.

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