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Did anyone else read the comments from Russell Dodd in the evening mail?
He described Alex Meechan as doing an 'excellent job' and also said Dave Bayliss is a 'superb manager'.
This is one of the men who will ultimately decide who is the right man to take Barrow AFC forward.
Unbelievable!
He described Alex Meechan as doing an 'excellent job' and also said Dave Bayliss is a 'superb manager'.
This is one of the men who will ultimately decide who is the right man to take Barrow AFC forward.
Unbelievable!
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Must be painful on that fence rockerlad. Haven't you been calling for him to be 'sacked' on the Wukkie board ?rockerlad workington wrote:Unless you have a big pot of money you won't be able to afford with as they are both contracted to the end of the season.
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I have but IF another club want him our directors need to make sure they get the. ££££
We are owed.
We are owed.
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Oh joy!Wintergreen wrote:Looks like the jungle drums are beating for Edmo - but will Meechan be his No.2? Not my ideal replacement but will be right behind him if appointed. Could make the Yuletide fixtures against Le Marras even spicier!
Edmo takes over, can't stop the slide we're on, doesn't play attractive football, we lose more fans, we lose our double header to Wukkie at Christmas, they stay up, we go down.........I can see all twelve of every Wukkie supporters digits crossed that we get him from here!
Will Edmo's appointment bring back the missing 500 - NO.
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.
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So my six fingered friend your logic is that if you resign from your job your old employer can sue your new one for the wages he would have paid you if you hadn't resigned?
Am i reading you right?

Am i reading you right?
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Call me a conspiracy theorist but the open training session being cancelled makes me think that Meechan is out of the running and the new appointment is imminent. I have an idea who it is.
Steve Herbert supports the nob theory - Saturday 4th February 2012.
If this bus crashed and everybody on it died, Barrow football would end - Daz Boyle, Boston away, August 9th 2014.
If this bus crashed and everybody on it died, Barrow football would end - Daz Boyle, Boston away, August 9th 2014.
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Hand on heart, the only reason for the cancellation is to look after the pitch. Nothing more.Eric Cartman wrote:Call me a conspiracy theorist but the open training session being cancelled makes me think that Meechan is out of the running and the new appointment is imminent. I have an idea who it is.
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You're a conspiracy theorist!Eric Cartman wrote:Call me a conspiracy theorist
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so when a player wants to leave why doesnt he just resign? come on even you must know contracts in football are alot different.DaveP wrote:So my six fingered friend your logic is that if you resign from your job your old employer can sue your new one for the wages he would have paid you if you hadn't resigned?
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I believe you Pete but a part of me will always look at other possible reasons.Uncle Peter wrote:Hand on heart, the only reason for the cancellation is to look after the pitch. Nothing more.Eric Cartman wrote:Call me a conspiracy theorist but the open training session being cancelled makes me think that Meechan is out of the running and the new appointment is imminent. I have an idea who it is.
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Steve Herbert supports the nob theory - Saturday 4th February 2012.
If this bus crashed and everybody on it died, Barrow football would end - Daz Boyle, Boston away, August 9th 2014.
If this bus crashed and everybody on it died, Barrow football would end - Daz Boyle, Boston away, August 9th 2014.
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To be honest whoever we appoint we willl be lucky to top 800 this season we will just have to grin and bear it,also it will be tough for whoever gets it!spirit of 1990 wrote:Oh joy!Wintergreen wrote:Looks like the jungle drums are beating for Edmo - but will Meechan be his No.2? Not my ideal replacement but will be right behind him if appointed. Could make the Yuletide fixtures against Le Marras even spicier!
Edmo takes over, can't stop the slide we're on, doesn't play attractive football, we lose more fans, we lose our double header to Wukkie at Christmas, they stay up, we go down.........I can see all twelve of every Wukkie supporters digits crossed that we get him from here!
Will Edmo's appointment bring back the missing 500 - NO.
as for the attractive football the last time i saw anything near that was when we beat wrexham/kidderminster a few seasons ago to be honest i`m not expecting much different to change unless we have a secret benefactor in the shadows!
we all have to accept that it`s going to be a long way back to the conference and even with a new face it will be like starting again but it`s all going to take time there is no magic fix!
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rockerlad workington wrote:so when a player wants to leave why doesnt he just resign? come on even you must know contracts in football are alot different.DaveP wrote:So my six fingered friend your logic is that if you resign from your job your old employer can sue your new one for the wages he would have paid you if you hadn't resigned?
Am i reading you right?![]()
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Contracts in football FOR PLAYERS are different because inter alia they may be subject to a transfer fee, have value, image rights and a whole host of other items WHEREAS this doesn't apply to the manager who is simply an employee like the rest of us with no transfer fee or value to be considered or lost. Managers at a higher level may well have clauses such that "compensation" has to be paid if they are sacked or go elsewhere but unlikely at our level.
You would get nowt marra!
PS We don't want him anyway
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It was a poor idea whoever's brainwave it was; call me another conspiracy theorist, but it looks like someone has thrown the toys out of the pram and gone off on one - for some reason. 'To look after the pitch' isn't logical, had it just dawned on the great lateral thinker at the eleventh hour that it just might affect the pitch by training on it?Eric Cartman wrote:Call me a conspiracy theorist but the open training session being cancelled makes me think that Meechan is out of the running and the new appointment is imminent. I have an idea who it is.
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so when a club sacks a manager they have to pay his contract up? and when they approach another clubs manager they have to agree a compensation package with the other club, but like hibbs have just had to do with inverness.DaveP wrote:rockerlad workington wrote: so when a player wants to leave why doesnt he just resign? come on even you must know contracts in football are alot different.
Contracts in football FOR PLAYERS are different because inter alia they may be subject to a transfer fee, have value, image rights and a whole host of other items WHEREAS this doesn't apply to the manager who is simply an employee like the rest of us with no transfer fee or value to be considered or lost. Managers at a higher level may well have clauses such that "compensation" has to be paid if they are sacked or go elsewhere but unlikely at our level.
You would get nowt marra!
PS We don't want him anyway![]()
PS we want you yo have him
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Martin Jol in the Duke of Edinburgh at lunchtime. Not linked to this thread – just a lewd photograph I saw on the internet once. Probably a fake.
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