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Re: New Manager

Post by Lancaster Branch » Sat Jun 16, 2018 10:31 am

Good luck to him.

Patience needs to be shown at all levels though. Rookie manager, a big squad rebuilding job to do with not huge amounts of money to do it. We need to be patient on the terraces and he needs time from those in charge, even if we do end up getting knocked out of the cup by Raggyarse Rovers again.

Keep us above the line all season and that’ll do me tbh.

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Re: New Manager

Post by BillyBlue » Sat Jun 16, 2018 12:15 pm

As a player he was a proper centre half, big strong and took no prisoners. If he takes the same attitude into management then I'll be happy. Being based in Lytham is a bonus as it's handy for training and coming to Barrow
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Re: New Manager

Post by finbar17 » Sat Jun 16, 2018 1:03 pm

I’ve been monitoring the BFC/oyston saga for the last 12 months and Ian has made many appearances at their trust Meetings. Wrote many statements warning fans off spending money in oyston owned properties and steered fans away from the club whilst they still own it this is known as NAPM (not a penny more) having seen him present himself well and also heard his aspirations to play a bit too. I’m really excited by this appointment just the man we need to give AC the kick up hos backside aswell. All pulling in the same direction this season.
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Re: New Manager

Post by sambino » Sat Jun 16, 2018 1:05 pm

Hope he does well although a bit risky the appointment but his playing record seems decent and hope he can take that into management. Is Holty still part of the management team ?
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Re: New Manager

Post by xerxes » Sat Jun 16, 2018 4:51 pm

McMark wrote: Fri Jun 15, 2018 3:52 pm Ian Evatt being confirmed on the official site as I type. Welcome Ian I just hope it all works out well.
http://www.barrowafc.com/new-first-team ... ian-evatt/
So why isn't it on the front page of the official site? It still contains the much more important :roll: news of who the shirt sponsor is.

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Re: New Manager

Post by tictactoe » Sat Jun 16, 2018 5:09 pm

Don’t know much about him but it’s who the club have chosen so see how it goes
Note to Cassons - back him but keep out of it and let him do the job you pay him for
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Re: New Manager

Post by ant » Sat Jun 16, 2018 10:47 pm

Welcome to Holker St Ian. All we ask is passion and 100 percent commitment from a barrow team. :scarf:
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Re: New Manager

Post by BoltonBlue » Sun Jun 17, 2018 7:55 am

Lancaster Branch wrote: Sat Jun 16, 2018 10:31 am Good luck to him.

Patience needs to be shown at all levels though. Rookie manager, a big squad rebuilding job to do with not huge amounts of money to do it. We need to be patient on the terraces and he needs time from those in charge, even if we do end up getting knocked out of the cup by Raggyarse Rovers again.

Keep us above the line all season and that’ll do me tbh.
This.

Could ultimately turn out to be a great appointment but must be shown patience by the fans & treated right by the club.

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Re: New Manager

Post by Pedro » Sun Jun 17, 2018 9:43 am

BoltonBlue wrote: Sun Jun 17, 2018 7:55 am
Lancaster Branch wrote: Sat Jun 16, 2018 10:31 am Good luck to him.

Patience needs to be shown at all levels though. Rookie manager, a big squad rebuilding job to do with not huge amounts of money to do it. We need to be patient on the terraces and he needs time from those in charge, even if we do end up getting knocked out of the cup by Raggyarse Rovers again.

Keep us above the line all season and that’ll do me tbh.
This.

Could ultimately turn out to be a great appointment but must be shown patience by the fans & treated right by the club.
He will be given a chance by the supporters , the owner needs to be open and transparent with him. no false promises.
Spell out the. budget ,give him realistic objectives and if we stay up the fans will be happy and a run in the cup will please all and give the owner some money back

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Re: New Manager

Post by Hitthebar22 » Sun Jun 17, 2018 10:46 am

For the new manager my request for 2018-19 season is a double objective.
Keep the team up playing football worth watching.
Anything else is a bonus.

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Re: New Manager

Post by The Tomahawk Kid » Sun Jun 17, 2018 1:22 pm

Good luck to the fella but I have deep reservations about the club's decision to employ somebody who has no experience of managing a football club (he's been a caretaker manager briefly at Chesterfield).

His playing career indicates a man who will have many contacts in the game. I also salute his comments regarding the team playing attacking football next season. However; his lack of managerial experience doesn't bode well with me and I reckon his limited experience is the reason why he got the job - the Cassons won't have to fork out the kind of wages the others on their short list would have demanded. The appointment doesn't fill me with any optimism at all. I hope I'm proved wrong...
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Re: New Manager

Post by Jo am back » Mon Jun 18, 2018 8:39 am

The Tomahawk Kid wrote: Sun Jun 17, 2018 1:22 pm Good luck to the fella but I have deep reservations about the club's decision to employ somebody who has no experience of managing a football club (he's been a caretaker manager briefly at Chesterfield).

His playing career indicates a man who will have many contacts in the game. I also salute his comments regarding the team playing attacking football next season. However; his lack of managerial experience doesn't bode well with me and I reckon his limited experience is the reason why he got the job - the Cassons won't have to fork out the kind of wages the others on their short list would have demanded. The appointment doesn't fill me with any optimism at all. I hope I'm proved wrong...
You mean like Rangers or Derby county for example,yep deep deep reservations. How does anyone get the experience.

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Re: New Manager

Post by SKIPPER » Mon Jun 18, 2018 9:06 am

The Tomahawk Kid wrote: Sun Jun 17, 2018 1:22 pm Good luck to the fella but I have deep reservations about the club's decision to employ somebody who has no experience of managing a football club (he's been a caretaker manager briefly at Chesterfield).

His playing career indicates a man who will have many contacts in the game. I also salute his comments regarding the team playing attacking football next season. However; his lack of managerial experience doesn't bode well with me and I reckon his limited experience is the reason why he got the job - the Cassons won't have to fork out the kind of wages the others on their short list would have demanded. The appointment doesn't fill me with any optimism at all. I hope I'm proved wrong...
McEvoy,Appleton,Halom,Bayliss,Sheridan - barely a minutes managerial experience between them - arguably five of our top six managers over the last 50 or so years. Nothing more to be said.

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Re: New Manager

Post by Nigel Bamford » Mon Jun 18, 2018 10:10 am

He certainly comes with a lot of warm words from Chesterfield fans who clearly rate him highly. Their view seems to be that he'll have to be a player/manager because he won't find anyone better than himself to play in the centre of defence at this level. I hope it is an inspired choice.
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Re: New Manager

Post by Shaun » Mon Jun 18, 2018 2:17 pm

BoltonBlue wrote: Sun Jun 17, 2018 7:55 am
Lancaster Branch wrote: Sat Jun 16, 2018 10:31 am Good luck to him.

Patience needs to be shown at all levels though. Rookie manager, a big squad rebuilding job to do with not huge amounts of money to do it. We need to be patient on the terraces and he needs time from those in charge, even if we do end up getting knocked out of the cup by Raggyarse Rovers again.

Keep us above the line all season and that’ll do me tbh.
This.

Could ultimately turn out to be a great appointment but must be shown patience by the fans & treated right by the club.
This also.
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