(Another) New Manager Discussion
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Ryan lowe would be a good bet, ex Bury wants a move back up North, good friend of Ian Evatt.
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Does anyone know what happened to the tweet they posted earlier entitled "A new name enters the betting"?
And then rapidly deleted it.
Should I lump my house on at skybet?
And then rapidly deleted it.
Should I lump my house on at skybet?
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Adam Murray , assistant at Barnsley, is reported as showing an interest
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It’s Adam Murray but he’s been on there a few days nowtommy2thumbs wrote: ↑Wed May 19, 2021 9:11 am Does anyone know what happened to the tweet they posted earlier entitled "A new name enters the betting"?
And then rapidly deleted it.
Should I lump my house on at skybet?
Re: (Another) New Manager Discussion
Fits the profile which usually gets the gig i.e. young, inexperienced as manager, very little success in the lower leagues, currently an assistant. Deary meSalthouse Bridge wrote: ↑Wed May 19, 2021 9:13 am Adam Murray , assistant at Barnsley, is reported as showing an interest
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Re: (Another) New Manager Discussion
Assistant at a very decent Barnsley who are punching this season.RedWeb wrote: ↑Wed May 19, 2021 10:41 amFits the profile which usually gets the gig i.e. young, inexperienced as manager, very little success in the lower leagues, currently an assistant. Deary meSalthouse Bridge wrote: ↑Wed May 19, 2021 9:13 am Adam Murray , assistant at Barnsley, is reported as showing an interest![]()
If they end up promoted though I can't see him swapping the premier league for a L2 job
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Aye, but how much impact does any assistant have on a team's success? Rob Kelly was assistant under David Dunn and Michael Jolley - and we were absolute crap. Just think taking on an assistant as manager is a complete leap of faith i.e. gamble. Do we really want/need to take that gamble again?
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I pray its not Adam Murray
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Re: (Another) New Manager Discussion
RedWeb wrote: ↑Wed May 19, 2021 11:14 amAye, but how much impact does any assistant have on a team's success? Rob Kelly was assistant under David Dunn and Michael Jolley - and we were absolute crap. Just think taking on an assistant as manager is a complete leap of faith i.e. gamble. Do we really want/need to take that gamble again?
Yep you are right in that. Although I've not seen any names linked who wouldnt be a gamble in some way.
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Me too. We agree for once
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Indeed. Every managerial appointment is a gamble to some extent as all managers have failures on their CV. I'd just like to see someone appointed who has had some decent level of success in L2 (play-offs) and maybe even the odd promotion to L1. For me an assistant can often gain a reputation on the coat-tails of the manager. I'd rather see someone coming to HS who has lead a team to success - even if they've then had some down seasons (as all managers do).
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Re: (Another) New Manager Discussion
Neil Ardley fits that criteria IMO. Did well with Wimbledon established them in league 2 got them promoted to league one in the play offsRedWeb wrote: ↑Wed May 19, 2021 12:01 pmIndeed. Every managerial appointment is a gamble to some extent as all managers have failures on their CV. I'd just like to see someone appointed who has had some decent level of success in L2 (play-offs) and maybe even the odd promotion to L1. For me an assistant can often gain a reputation on the coat-tails of the manager. I'd rather see someone coming to HS who has lead a team to success - even if they've then had some down seasons (as all managers do).
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