Club Statement - Phil Brown
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Yep no doubt he was watching his son but you never know.
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He did what he was asked to do. I quite liked his manner, positivity and openness and thought continuity would be important. However, no point paying over the odds, or accepting compromises, or whatever the stumbling blocks were. Don't know if it has beenmentioned elsewhere, but getting the next appointment right is both very scary and very vital 
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You’re right there Jim disappointed term’s couldn’t be agreed but that’s football we move on.
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I would like Pete Wilde or Neal Ardley
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Surprising, given the “with the lawyers” comment at the weekend.
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Never a dull moment supporting the Club, but if we don`t get the right manager in then the first relegation place might already be sorted.
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We don't know all the facts but this will be the stick to beat the board with every time we lose consecutive games.
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Talked himself out of the job pure and simple.
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Maybe the board insisted he move to Barrow to set an example to the players 
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Just Hearsay.
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He's probably not far wrong.
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Not heard that one.
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So reading between the lines he’s probably asked for too much money and too long of a contract. I think he talked himself out of the job. Two wins from nine games doesn’t put you in the driving seat when it comes to negotiating a new contract. It’s not that long ago he was trying to get a job at non - league Oxford City. He was probably offered a twelve month contract and wanted a longer one. Mark Cooper was given a three year contract and we know how that ended.
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I must say I'm surprised, not really because of the football and him keeping us up, more the recent RC comments about it being "with the lawyers". Someone must have been crucially unreasonable as far as the opposite party is/was concerned, and it's literally become a deal breaker. I'd be extremely surprised if there is any official comment from anyone as to why it fell through. Supposition and conjecture is just a waste of energy. As many have said, move on. Hopefully there is someone lined up with something about them to take us forward.
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