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Barrow AFC are delighted to announce the appointment of Phillippe Culyere as the new first team manager, Phillippe has had a distinguished managerial career in the Belgian Third Division and has managed over 400 games at this level, it is hoped that he will have the level of experience required to drag Barrow away from the relegation zone and inspire a return to the form of last season #WelcomePhillippe

geobarrovian wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2017 9:41 pm Barrow AFC are delighted to announce the appointment of Phillippe Culyere as the new first team manager, Phillippe has had a distinguished managerial career in the Belgian Third Division and has managed over 400 games at this level, it is hoped that he will have the level of experience required to drag Barrow away from the relegation zone and inspire a return to the form of last season #WelcomePhillippe

Whose his number 2?

geobarrovian wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2017 9:41 pm Barrow AFC are delighted to announce the appointment of Phillippe Culyere as the new first team manager, Phillippe has had a distinguished managerial career in the Belgian Third Division and has managed over 400 games at this level, it is hoped that he will have the level of experience required to drag Barrow away from the relegation zone and inspire a return to the form of last season #WelcomePhillippe

Bloody hell that is funny

Bluebird_john wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2017 9:55 pm

geobarrovian wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2017 9:41 pm Barrow AFC are delighted to announce the appointment of Phillippe Culyere as the new first team manager, Phillippe has had a distinguished managerial career in the Belgian Third Division and has managed over 400 games at this level, it is hoped that he will have the level of experience required to drag Barrow away from the relegation zone and inspire a return to the form of last season #WelcomePhillippe

Bloody hell that is funny

S'pose it depends on your sense of humour - or lack of it!

Nearly 50 applicants now according to radio Cumbria.

Almost 50 applications according to the club, short list being drawn up by Wednesday.

http://www.nwemail.co.uk/sport/barrow-a ... 27752f2-ds

Not encouraged by Jnr saying that 1 in 5 have recent experience and 1 in 5 have the right experience. The rest are all looking for their first opportunities at this level!! We may have more applicants but do we have the right quality applicants

There will some genuine quality and lots more dreamers seeking a two year deal...... board need to get this one right. Experience for me.

Tom Brownlee wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2017 6:42 pm http://www.nwemail.co.uk/sport/barrow-a ... 27752f2-ds

Not encouraged by Jnr saying that 1 in 5 have recent experience and 1 in 5 have the right experience. The rest are all looking for their first opportunities at this level!! We may have more applicants but do we have the right quality applicants

50 applicants.
1 in 5 = 10 applicants with recent experience also 10 applicants with the right experience.

Narrow it down to the ones with recent and right experience surely and we are nearly there

saltcellar wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2017 8:48 pm

Tom Brownlee wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2017 6:42 pm http://www.nwemail.co.uk/sport/barrow-a ... 27752f2-ds

Not encouraged by Jnr saying that 1 in 5 have recent experience and 1 in 5 have the right experience. The rest are all looking for their first opportunities at this level!! We may have more applicants but do we have the right quality applicants

50 applicants.
1 in 5 = 10 applicants with recent experience also 10 applicants with the right experience.

1 in 5 of 50 is a TOTAL of 10, so perhaps it's 5 with recent experience and 5 with the right experience.

Bluebarrowman wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2017 9:29 pm Narrow it down to the ones with recent and right experience surely and we are nearly there

True but there might be a couple there who haven't managed before but have the contacts, plans etc which might make them worthy or consideration. I'm not saying Chris Morgan is worth a shot at the job but I'd imagine he has some good contacts from his time playing professionally and he'd be keen to make a positive start to a managerial career.

I personally want an experienced manager in with the state we are in but I can imagine a few novices would potentially make the shortlist.

Chris Benoit wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2017 9:37 pm

I personally want an experienced manager in with the state we are in but I can imagine a few novices would potentially make the shortlist.

If we (Casson) has enough money it would be good to get an experienced manager, and an up and coming with contacts as Assistant. Add a decent person with football admin knowledge to deal with all office type things and we've cracked it.

Make or break time!

These appointments are crucial.

My prediction is the next manager will be a new manager - first managerial job but personally think we need someone experienced

Pennock, Smith or Mills?