[Football] Nathan Jones - Luton

[Gwylan]

Being named as a possible contender for the Villa job in the Birmingham press tonight

He'd be mad to take it - poisoned chalice for a rising young manager.

The Cardiff job may be more up his street

 

[Buzzer]

Being named as a possible contender for the Villa job in the Birmingham press tonight

If he gets the job then I think the fans will warm to his style quite quickly. A passionate manager who believes that building a team that works for each other is the key to success. Personally though, I don't think he's high-profile enough for Villa fans expectations right now. Give them a few years knocking around the middle of the table as Leeds have done and then they'll see sense.

 

[Pantani]

He'd be mad to take it - poisoned chalice for a rising young manager.

The Cardiff job may be more up his street

Really? Cardiff are run by an idiot from the far east who has no clue about football, and sacks managers for fun.

Villa...

 

[Gwylan]

Really? Cardiff are run by an idiot from the far east who has no clue about football, and sacks managers for fun.

Villa...

But the Cardiff idiot does give managers slightly longer - Salde was there for two seasons as was Mackay. Fans' expectations are much lower too. Villa appear to clueless about life in the Championship

 

[Lurchy]

Best thing for Jones would be a full season in charge of Luton. Villa and Cardiff may be tempting, but moving to them and not doing well could mean that chances later on are few.

 

[crookie]

Best thing for Jones would be a full season in charge of Luton. Villa and Cardiff may be tempting, but moving to them and not doing well could mean that chances later on are few.

Agreed but managers stars can wane quickly. Could be a great stepping stone, either club, or could be a disaster. If he's offered either, be very hard to turn down. Luton will never achieve the profile of either of them.

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[joeinbrighton]

Warnock looks as though he will be Cardiff's new manager.

Nathan Jones would be better off sticking with Luton for now. He has a good shot at getting them promoted from League Two this season which should see his stock rise further.

 

[Perkino]

Warnock looks as though he will be Cardiff's new manager.

Nathan Jones would be better off sticking with Luton for now. He has a good shot at getting them promoted from League Two this season which should see his stock rise further.

It's his first managerial job and getting Luton to promotion would be a fantastic effort

Too many young managers have success at their first club and then take another post and find that things don't run as smoothly. If he goes to either Cardiff or Villa he has to work with a squad of deadwood that a more experienced manager couldn't get to gel for at least 3 months before he can change personnel.

I'd stay with Luton and finish the season, possibly gaining promotion before being tempted away

 

[Rod Marsh]

I'd rather he stayed at Luton. I'm not sure it looks good if you are willing to jump ship at the first opportunity. Also, if he went to Villa we can wave goodbye to Stephens and Kayal now.

 

[Triggaaar]

Agreed but managers stars can wane quickly. Could be a great stepping stone, either club, or could be a disaster.

Have Villa really fallen so far that they're just a stepping stone for a new manager?

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Nathan needs 2-3 years at Luton Town and then he can come home.

 

[Machiavelli]

But the Cardiff idiot does give managers slightly longer - Salde was there for two seasons as was Mackay. Fans' expectations are much lower too. Villa appear to clueless about life in the Championship

Not to worry, Villa will have plenty of time to learn what life's like in the Championship.

 

[Simster]

I think he should move.

Primarily because I hate Luton yet quite like Nathan Jones. I'd like to get back to wishing more non-league shìt at Lootown.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

I'd rather he stayed at Luton. I'm not sure it looks good if you are willing to jump ship at the first opportunity. Also, if he went to Villa we can wave goodbye to Stephens and Kayal now.

Could we wave goodbye to them ?

Kayal seems pretty matey with Tony.

 

[Whoislloydy]

One of my good friends is a Luton fan, they're really grown to like him. They love his football, he plays very fluid Spanish like football.

People say in 2-3 years he can come home, by then Luton will more than likely be a Championship club. They've got money and are currently having a 20k seater stadium built.

 

[Paul Reids Sock]

I think there are a number of reasons he shouldn't move

Firstly he has only just really started. If he jumps ship then it may put off a lot of the 'better' chairman that like loyalty from their managers. That could leave him only looking at places like Leeds in the future.

Secondly, Villa is a cursed club at the moment, he likes to build teams that work for eachother but there are still 3 months until the transfer window. Anyone that could turn that current squad around would have to be a saint. Anyone thinking they will sort it in the transfer window may not make it that far.

Thirdly, he is such a young manager that a failure at that level could kill his career before it started

However, if he just wants a quick pay day then it would be perfect. I hate to think how much Di Matteo got paid off with

 

[Yoda]

Luton Town boss rules himself out

Luton Town manager Nathan Jones has become the first man to rule himself out of replacing Roberto Di Matteo as Aston Villa manager.

The Welshman emerged as a surprise contender last night but moved swiftly to pour cold water on suggestions he could be about to dump the Hatters.

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/spo...news/aston-villa-next-manager-search-11980084

 

[Icy Gull]

No doubt becoming a cult figure at Luton

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/37561406

 

[Giraffe]

Luton Town boss rules himself out

Luton Town manager Nathan Jones has become the first man to rule himself out of replacing Roberto Di Matteo as Aston Villa manager.

The Welshman emerged as a surprise contender last night but moved swiftly to pour cold water on suggestions he could be about to dump the Hatters.

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/spo...news/aston-villa-next-manager-search-11980084

Sensible decision.

Villa is a poisoned chalice, as is Cardiff.

Luton is now a well run club, that at league two level is a bit of a sleeping giant. A new stadium on the way, more than possible they will go up this season and then give the Championship a good crack in a season or two. A few years managing Luton will do him far more good than a failed attempt at either Villa or Cardiff where the expectation of both clubs is hugely greater than the ability of the owners to make it happen.

 

[Icy Gull]

Sensible decision.

Villa is a poisoned chalice, as is Cardiff.

Luton is now a well run club, that at league two level is a bit of a sleeping giant. A new stadium on the way, more than possible they will go up this season and then give the Championship a good crack in a season or two. A few years managing Luton will do him far more good than a failed attempt at either Villa or Cardiff where the expectation of both clubs is hugely greater than the ability of the owners to make it happen.

No more a sleeping giant than quite a few other League 2 teams, just have a look at the teams down there now. i think it will be a tall order to get Luton up tbh although I feel he is quite capable of it.