I disagree with that. He's had successes at all four of his previous clubs and is held in high regard.
New manager - Who do you want?
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If the fans (trust) own 10% of the club. Why can't we have a 10% say in who the next manager should be ! Or is there some legal mumbo jumbo to prevent it ?
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Cheers Matty. But how does it work. Just wondered. If you wanted a certain manager and I wanted another ! For instance.Matty Bassdriver wrote: ↑Sun Dec 20, 2020 8:42 pmWe do have a say - through the Trust Director who represents us on the main board of the club![]()
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Got it.
I did not know that.
You’d be amazed what l don’t know.
But brothers right?
Too close to home for my liking.
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So who are the favourites? Or are people just looking at betting odds ? I read Bradford have
a candidate in mind now for their vacancy
a candidate in mind now for their vacancy
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The trust members role is to vote at the AGM for a person to be the trusts director on the main club boardGTBLUE wrote: ↑Sun Dec 20, 2020 8:53 pmCheers Matty. But how does it work. Just wondered. If you wanted a certain manager and I wanted another ! For instance.Matty Bassdriver wrote: ↑Sun Dec 20, 2020 8:42 pm
We do have a say - through the Trust Director who represents us on the main board of the club![]()
The trust director then represents the trust by using his voice/vote in the best way they see at the time of any decision. If the trust members don’t like what decisions are made then there option is to remove the trust board representative at the next agm - there would be no way you could have a vote by the members on every decision that is made by the club board
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Yep, and also brother of former player and midfield maestro [SwearFilter].Wintergreen wrote: ↑Sun Dec 20, 2020 9:09 pmGot it.
I did not know that.
You’d be amazed what l don’t know.
But brothers right?
Too close to home for my liking.
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Not read the thread past this post but it [SwearFilter] me off that much I had to comment, Not picking on the poster here as loads of people say the similar jibe, “Can’t afford xyz”
The correct candidate comes with a price you have to pay to get the results you’re wanting & it’s way cheaper than getting the wrong/cheaper option then replacing them with another wrong/cheaper option who you end up paying for a few years each garden leave, Choose the right person & the right price & get the results we all want & it’s literally FREE as the money the FA give to L2 every year far outweighs the cost of getting it right, Just my opinion.
Re: New manager - Who do you want?
Can we afford Pocchettino then? Of course there is a limit on what any club can afford.mickmike wilson wrote: ↑Mon Dec 21, 2020 1:12 amNot read the thread past this post but it [SwearFilter] me off that much I had to comment, Not picking on the poster here as loads of people say the similar jibe, “Can’t afford xyz”
The correct candidate comes with a price you have to pay to get the results you’re wanting & it’s way cheaper than getting the wrong/cheaper option then replacing them with another wrong/cheaper option who you end up paying for a few years each garden leave, Choose the right person & the right price & get the results we all want & it’s literally FREE as the money the FA give to L2 every year far outweighs the cost of getting it right, Just my opinion.
Re: New manager - Who do you want?
No point in getting the best manager out there if then you have no budget left to bring in the players he craves. Always got to balance out both ways at our level.
We are still seen as little old Barrow to many out there and in many ways we probably still are and will be for some time. We have to learn to walk in league football circles again before we even think about trying to sprint.
We are still seen as little old Barrow to many out there and in many ways we probably still are and will be for some time. We have to learn to walk in league football circles again before we even think about trying to sprint.
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Thanks.Stephen Leonard wrote: ↑Sun Dec 20, 2020 10:33 pmThe trust members role is to vote at the AGM for a person to be the trusts director on the main club board
The trust director then represents the trust by using his voice/vote in the best way they see at the time of any decision. If the trust members don’t like what decisions are made then there option is to remove the trust board representative at the next agm - there would be no way you could have a vote by the members on every decision that is made by the club board
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Yeah this. We are seen as little old barrow, because, like it or not, in the football league we ARE little old Barrow to the majority. The board are making great strides in bringing us up to standard (ground improvements etc.) but we are a work in progress. We and the board, see the potential of the club and a lot of that potential is dependant on staying in the football league. The board need to convince any new candidates of this potential with a long term vision.McMark wrote: ↑Mon Dec 21, 2020 3:00 am No point in getting the best manager out there if then you have no budget left to bring in the players he craves. Always got to balance out both ways at our level.
We are still seen as little old Barrow to many out there and in many ways we probably still are and will be for some time. We have to learn to walk in league football circles again before we even think about trying to sprint.
Let's be frank about it. For an experienced manager with a half decent reputation to take on a team perilously close to the relegation places, there has to be potential and something to work with. We've all seen David Dunn's stats in management. A new guy is putting his reputation and stats on the line and needs to see that it isn't a hiding to nothing. We all know how good this team can be. Not everyone knows that.
It isn't all doom and gloom by any means. Many opposition managers have complimented this team. There's plenty of footage around these days to see what's here in terms of players, infrastructure, fans etc. And the board have gained a reputation as being good, honest people to work with, with the best interests of the club and supporters at heart. All that will be a factor.
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Re: New manager - Who do you want?
Get the managerial appointment right we will stay up-providing he is given the tools to work with in January.
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