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Mackay it seems........................ is not coming to the Albion.
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saafend_seagull
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Good, only achieved something by spending the most in the league!
Clarke or sherwood please
Clarke or sherwood please
Biancazzurro
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Sherwood had the resources of a top Premier League team at his disposal and still got sacked. How would he deal with a FFP prudent budget?
Not Andy Naylor
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Since he didn't use any of those resources in his one transfer window in charge and chose to promote home-grown players over big-money signings, I'd say he'd deal with it pretty well.
saafend_seagull
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Sherwood spent nothing?
ROSM
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I would like Sherwood as manager. I think Malky had some merit but not sure how effective he would be in meeting the club longer term aims.
Given Bloom's comments around Garcia 's closed persona, someone with his heart on his sleeve like Gus but not as volatile may work. Especially if he has a wish to promote and develop youth products
Given Bloom's comments around Garcia 's closed persona, someone with his heart on his sleeve like Gus but not as volatile may work. Especially if he has a wish to promote and develop youth products
Biancazzurro
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Resources doesn't just mean money. It means players, coaches and facilities. His squad was already full of top players. He has also been slated for his tactical naivety on many occasions in his short reign. I'm not quite sure why everyone is so excited about him.
somerset
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I feel compelled to agree,.... I cant help thinking that with a squad worth £200 million or thereabouts, any half decent manager could get them in the top 10 of almost any league. I would worry if he emerges as Tony's choice. This Clement is starting to tick boxes for me, not that I know much about him.
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Told ya
Shatner's Bassoon
The Puff Pastry Hangman
- Feb 12, 2012
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His youth. His dedication and ambition (so burning are these that he may even consider getting qualified to do the job one day). His Englishness (this is so important that I can't even begin to tell you why. The fact that, while less brave managers might hide behind considered answers to questions, he's quite prepared to be refreshing and honest in his rush to loudly blame others.
Marshy
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The more I think about the appointment, the more i like the idea of Sherwood.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
He could have been decent for us, but the big suspicion is that he is a 'money manager', which doesn't fit for us at the moment.
Silverhatch
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edit, wrong thread
Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
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Why on earth do we want a loudmouth with little tackle knowledge here? Our player recruitment selection is not going to change and all he is going to do is use it as an excuse for every single result. Englishness means not much when there is little else to back it up.
I think you might be missing some sarcasm in shatner's bassoon's post. (Or maybe I'm projecting).
TSB
Captain Hindsight
I hope the other 135 of your posts are dripping in similar amounts of sarcasm.
Paris
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I'm really gutted about Mackay turning us down. Would have loved to have seen Cornelius and Ulloa up top together next season.
Diego Napier
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- Mar 27, 2010
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Oh dear, how sad, never mind.
seagullsovergrimsby
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Mackay is keeping his powder dry. I guess he is waiting to see if a Premier League vacancy suits him better.