Who would you like to be the next manager? POLL
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At the end of the day it all comes down to finance.
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Re: Who would you like to be the next manager? POLL
The question is. What does Andrew Casson know about football? He doesn't exactly strike me as a football man ( putting it mildly )
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Re: Who would you like to be the next manager? POLL
Bayliss? Brabin has for the majority worked with big clubs with money.
Re: Who would you like to be the next manager? POLL
I think Dave Bayliss would do well,his passion for the club was second to none.
Re: Who would you like to be the next manager? POLL
Well these win ratios are from all over the show, different divisions etc - they don't really tell you much. And Moore has managed more than just these six games in his career.Bluebarrowman wrote: ↑Mon Sep 18, 2017 11:51 am As you know I'm a bit of a statto and have done my due diligence on the candidates in the poll
I have to say I have been forced to change my mind on who I originally chose based on the findings below.
Based on Win ratio and also put Cox in the rankings as guideline too.
1 :GARY BRABIN 47.3% (203 games 96 wins )
PAUL COX 42.5% (275 games 117 wins)
2 :RICHARD MONEY 41.8% ( 478 games 200 wins)
3 :STEVE BURR 40.8% ( 382 games 156 wins)
4 :JOHN ASKEY 40.6% ( 244 games 99 wins )
5 :MARCUS BIGNOT 39.5% ( 276 games 109 wins)
6 :RONNIE MOORE 37.7% (922 games 348 wins)
7: MICKEY MOORE 16.6% (6 games 1 win)
8 :GRANT HOLT 0% ( no games )
So it looks like BRABIN has to be the choice for me because I want the team to win first and foremost and looks like we would have more chance with him in charge.
Have to go some to get a better manager than Cox though and Brabin is the only one to fit the bill on stats alone.
Plus, stats don't really prove how likely anyone is to inspire a team that is lacking confidence/cohesion.
Nor do they prove anything relating to their style of tactics - the biggest issue as far as Casson seems to be concerned. Brabin and Askey, for example, are regularly criticised for their defensive, negative football.
Those saying Bayliss seem to forget that his tenure steering the ship alone was a catastrophe, his tactics were basic at best, and his signings mostly poor.
Anyway, it's a moot point, as Moore will get the job.
Re: Who would you like to be the next manager? POLL
Correct. When Darren Sheridan left we went into free fall. I hope they get someone near Paul cox standard and not let Moore have it. The players didn't look up for it Saturday. Bignot and Moore shouted differing instructions.
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Moore will be announced on Wednesday (probably).
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Moore would be pretty depressing. Would prefer a punt on Holt or another young upcoming manager ( I have no suggestions who this would be
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That might just be the impetus I need to find something else to do, certainly for the evening matches. It's basically a white flag of surrender.
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If Moore gets it Barrow AFC can go [SwearFilter] itself for a while as far as I am concerned
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It could be Moore ........Ronnie !
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Could be Richard Money. He as left left his job with the Norwich academy
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Re: Who would you like to be the next manager? POLL
He's applied for the Chester job according to the Chester chronicleurswick blue wrote: ↑Mon Sep 18, 2017 4:37 pm Could be Richard Money. He as left left his job with the Norwich academy
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Re: Who would you like to be the next manager? POLL
Just a thought. With Money being down Norwich who would like Money as Manager and Holt as assistant. I know it's a long shot.
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