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Re: New Manager

Post by blue nige » Fri Jun 15, 2018 4:47 pm

Sort of guy we need none of the players can question his pedigree and he will demand a certain standard of fitness attitude etc.hopefully another Vic Halom :D

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Re: New Manager

Post by Jonty » Fri Jun 15, 2018 5:17 pm

I must say- I know nothing about Ian Evatt but have spent last hour or so reading up on him. No doubt about it you can see his leadership qualities coming through in inteviews and displays equally level headed praise when he’s discussing victory and doesnt shy away from discussing performance shortcomings after a defeat. Yes he is new in management but he brings with him valuable playing experience and hopefully that will raise performance levels all round.

I think he may play as well, so looking forward to seeing whether he can get Moussa Diarra to stay and bring the best out if him next season.
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Re: New Manager

Post by orpheus » Fri Jun 15, 2018 5:19 pm

did not see this coming. Welcome aboard the good ship Bluebird. Looking forward to your first match at National League level whoever we play. [A bet on Chesterfield first up...yeah yeah !!!]

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Re: New Manager

Post by Jonty » Fri Jun 15, 2018 5:37 pm

Now this appointment is done, we have vast playing experience at both ends of the pitch. If Holt stays, can get fit and start scoring goals then this just might be a promising season. No one is expecting us to do anything but struggle, but I think we could have a great blend there and surprise a few. Including ourselves!
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Re: New Manager

Post by Middleton Nick » Fri Jun 15, 2018 5:39 pm

A really tough job ahead. Hopefully he can assemble a squad which can survive in this tough league.

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Re: New Manager

Post by Jonty » Fri Jun 15, 2018 5:43 pm

Don’t spoil it with reality talk Nick, I am going through new manager optimism for the fifth time in 12 months! 8-)
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Re: New Manager

Post by Pedro » Fri Jun 15, 2018 6:01 pm

Middleton Nick wrote: Fri Jun 15, 2018 5:39 pm A really tough job ahead. Hopefully he can assemble a squad which can survive in this tough league.
Finally let's he hope he is another Danny Livesey type player.
Will be hungry ,let's hope he can assemble some decent players
The fact he was not given the job by Chesterfield will spur him on to show them they mad a mistake.

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Re: New Manager

Post by boyliegladbach » Fri Jun 15, 2018 6:27 pm

Not a bad interview. Speaks well,
Wants attacking expansive football etc, community etc schools etc.

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Re: New Manager

Post by Steeley » Fri Jun 15, 2018 6:38 pm

Really hope this works out. Good luck to the guy. Going to need to be a decent motivator and I think he may end up being one of our better players this season.


See he's thanked his agent for making it happen on twitter. Presume all the folk slagging off agents will be fine with them now it suits the agenda.
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Re: New Manager

Post by Ziggerzagger » Fri Jun 15, 2018 7:00 pm

Let’s get behind Ian and the Casson and at least give them all a chance to succeed,as the Chinese say “When the winds of change blow, some people build walls and others build windmills.”

I’m sure Ian will have his own ideas and a good idea of what and who he wants to bring in.Get the new broom in and let’s start sweeping.

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Re: New Manager

Post by Barrowabc » Fri Jun 15, 2018 7:32 pm

Welcome ian, and best of luck with what you have and hope you can add some zest and a bit, of experience and if our players are like musa and play for badge, then we'll love you and our team. Best of luck 'we love ya barrow afc'
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Re: New Manager

Post by Jim » Fri Jun 15, 2018 7:33 pm

Just noticed (somewhat belatedly) an interesting parallel that Wrexham recently appointed a 36 year old ex-defender with no managerial experience, former Wolves captain Sam Ricketts.

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Re: New Manager

Post by Bingo » Fri Jun 15, 2018 7:55 pm

Steeley wrote: Fri Jun 15, 2018 6:38 pm Really hope this works out. Good luck to the guy. Going to need to be a decent motivator and I think he may end up being one of our better players this season.


See he's thanked his agent for making it happen on twitter. Presume all the folk slagging off agents will be fine with them now it suits the agenda.
I think we need to leave the past in the past time to put old arguments to bed and get behind the new man and the club as we take a different direction .. You have your own agenda it seems dragging out quotes when it suits.. As for agents one particular agent caused a load of shit but let's leave all that in the past where it belongs
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Re: New Manager

Post by Ace » Fri Jun 15, 2018 7:58 pm

Heard the RC interview and thought he came accross very well.
My thoughts,
Will have impressed AC at interview with desire to play attractive football as AC asked Moore to attempt the same thing. Also mentioned community work, going into schools etc.
also mentioned "saleable assets" which fits with the desire to find another Williams, Bennett etc.
I thought from AC's comments in the last few weeks that we were looking for a North-West based manager, young and from the leagues below. Evatt is young but is based in Derbyshire and will not have any knowledge of the lower non-leagues. (I guess this is where Ogden comes in)
He has his own contacts and did say he was retired, so will just be managing.
Also we have our own 36/37 year old ex-premier league player with little managerial experience on our books and weve gone and got another. If I was Holt I'd be a bit miffed. Surely it means he's is on his way then.
Welcome Ian, good luck, lets hope he's the man!

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Re: New Manager

Post by Wildwolf » Fri Jun 15, 2018 8:15 pm

Ace wrote: Fri Jun 15, 2018 7:58 pm Heard the RC interview and thought he came accross very well.
My thoughts,
Will have impressed AC at interview with desire to play attractive football as AC asked Moore to attempt the same thing. Also mentioned community work, going into schools etc.
also mentioned "saleable assets" which fits with the desire to find another Williams, Bennett etc.
I thought from AC's comments in the last few weeks that we were looking for a North-West based manager, young and from the leagues below. Evatt is young but is based in Derbyshire and will not have any knowledge of the lower non-leagues. (I guess this is where Ogden comes in)
He has his own contacts and did say he was retired, so will just be managing.
Also we have our own 36/37 year old ex-premier league player with little managerial experience on our books and weve gone and got another. If I was Holt I'd be a bit miffed. Surely it means he's is on his way then.
Welcome Ian, good luck, lets hope he's the man!
They all talk the talk,but best wishes Ian, and I sincerely hope you can walk the walk. Keep Barrow AFC in the National League.

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