Re: Who Do We Want ?
Posted: Wed May 25, 2022 10:25 am
Going to throw a couple of names into the hat myself - what about Gary Waddock? Or, if we would want to go a bit more leftfield, Emma Hayes would be a great appointment, IMO.
People crying about a non league manager, imagine the meltdown if a woman got the job!Dwayne Beresford wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 10:25 am Going to throw a couple of names into the hat myself - what about Gary Waddock? Or, if we would want to go a bit more leftfield, Emma Hayes would be a great appointment, IMO.
Nobody would dare!bamber678 wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 11:44 amPeople crying about a non league manager, imagine the meltdown if a woman got the job!Dwayne Beresford wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 10:25 am Going to throw a couple of names into the hat myself - what about Gary Waddock? Or, if we would want to go a bit more leftfield, Emma Hayes would be a great appointment, IMO.
In what way would it be a "great appointment"? What's her experience of L2 football?
Agreed. I'd be very happy with Wild, Ardley or Garrard although I'll be pleasantly surprised if we see any of them at Holker Street. All managers with decent records and knwoledge of the good players at National League level which is a better place to recruit from for clubs with limited financial resources.Suffolk Blue wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 9:40 am Lest we forget, the same could have been said about Ian Evatt. No managerial experience at this level. Won the NL by default etc etc. He seems to be hacking it quite well in the EFL I’d say. I’m sure there were quite a few Bolton fans who were saying the same thing at the time.
Find it strange that some think that being a successful manager in the NL somehow does not qualify as such in the EFL. IMO there are at least half a dozen sides this season in the NL that would have probably beaten us home or away.
Should be a banning offence to mention this kid's name. There is absolutely 0% chance he would EVER manage Barrow. Emma Hayes is a better shout
She’s a winner - won everything there has to be won in the women’s game. The standard of the WSL is not too dissimilar to League 2 in all honesty.
Dwayne Beresford wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 1:00 pmShe’s a winner - won everything there has to be won in the women’s game. The standard of the WSL is not too dissimilar to League 2 in all honesty.
Come on, BoD, let’s be pioneering!![]()
Any of these 3 managers won't come cheap, compensation would have to be paidrussell_anderson wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 12:46 pmAgreed. I'd be very happy with Wild, Ardley or Garrard although I'll be pleasantly surprised if we see any of them at Holker Street. All managers with decent records and knwoledge of the good players at National League level which is a better place to recruit from for clubs with limited financial resources.Suffolk Blue wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 9:40 am Lest we forget, the same could have been said about Ian Evatt. No managerial experience at this level. Won the NL by default etc etc. He seems to be hacking it quite well in the EFL I’d say. I’m sure there were quite a few Bolton fans who were saying the same thing at the time.
Find it strange that some think that being a successful manager in the NL somehow does not qualify as such in the EFL. IMO there are at least half a dozen sides this season in the NL that would have probably beaten us home or away.
"WSL not too dissimilar to league 2"Dwayne Beresford wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 1:00 pm
She’s a winner - won everything there has to be won in the women’s game. The standard of the WSL is not too dissimilar to League 2 in all honesty.
Come on, BoD, let’s be pioneering!![]()
Only one way to find out set up a friendly.Jeeby wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 2:10 pm"WSL not too dissimilar to league 2"Dwayne Beresford wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 1:00 pm
She’s a winner - won everything there has to be won in the women’s game. The standard of the WSL is not too dissimilar to League 2 in all honesty.
Come on, BoD, let’s be pioneering!![]()
You have got to be joking