He should certainly be good enough to play in at this level for a couple of years even at his age. Hopefully, he will decide to play as well as manage because a decent central defensive player would be a very good start.Nigel Bamford wrote: ↑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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Agreed.russell_anderson wrote: ↑Mon Jun 18, 2018 3:24 pmHe should certainly be good enough to play in at this level for a couple of years even at his age. Hopefully, he will decide to play as well as manage because a decent central defensive player would be a very good start.Nigel Bamford wrote: ↑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.
And it might be something of a novelty to behold someone who actually gave a fcuk about the shirt and our club.
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Interesting to have a proper player/manager.
We’ve missed an on-field presence since Livesey left.
In my opinion Hall was a very poor captain last year.
We’ve missed an on-field presence since Livesey left.
In my opinion Hall was a very poor captain last year.
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Hitthebar22 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 18, 2018 3:55 pm Interesting to have a proper player/manager.
We’ve missed an on-field presence since Livesey left.
In my opinion Hall was a very poor captain last
Not sure how much he'll play for us.
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I have no resistance for these kind of threads, I hope it is just a passing phase
We're all supporters on here. Let's leave the negative comments to the away fans
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Perhaps if there's little resistance to this kind of thread then we could ask Siemens to sponsor the shirts, although there would be some sort of reluctance from the current shirt sponsors.Roadrunner wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 9:51 amI have no resistance for these kind of threads, I hope it is just a passing phase![]()
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Nothing more to be said? Come Christmas time/January '19 there may be plenty...SKIPPER wrote: ↑Mon Jun 18, 2018 9:06 amMcEvoy,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.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...
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Agreed. Let's all pull together!blue nige wrote: ↑Thu Jun 21, 2018 5:46 pm http://www.nwemail.co.uk/sport/barrow-a ... 6862a7a-ds
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In my opinion a good appointment. Reminds me off bayliss in character who also had no prior experience - bayliss personally my fav manager in my lifetime as a barrow fan. Im not to bothered about the style of football- just the points that matter. Good luck to Ian moving forward. Time to get behind him and the team. JT
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Like what I read today from that interview. Let’s see what he can do.
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Sounds very much that he is his own man & no Yes man as many on here suggested the Owners wanted.
Really hope he can direct the club in the right direction & creates stabability that we need & slowly builds us back to aclub challenging the big boys in this league.
Really hope he can direct the club in the right direction & creates stabability that we need & slowly builds us back to aclub challenging the big boys in this league.
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I don't know about most but really wasn't looking forward to the season a head, yet now i am massively looking forward to it and beleave were going to be just fine, well done to club for this appointment a good move in right direction
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I don't know about that Mike, I think we are gearing up to go down a league or maybe two. Then we will have 'sustainability' and the owner will have achieved at least one of his stated objectives before he rides out of town again.mickmike wilson wrote: ↑Thu Jun 21, 2018 11:23 pm Sounds very much that he is his own man & no Yes man as many on here suggested the Owners wanted.
Really hope he can direct the club in the right direction & creates stabability that we need & slowly builds us back to aclub challenging the big boys in this league.
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Its not all about the budget. We had a decent budget last year and were inconsistent dross. too many well paid players not performing.
I'd suggest lower paid players with heart and desire will do much better.
This may be a surprising season.
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I'd suggest lower paid players with heart and desire will do much better.
This may be a surprising season.
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