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Will the Albion ever have a new manager?
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vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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And, your point ?
Nope. Not ever.
It will end up like my Sunday team where we took it in turns to pick the team. And just like that team, the Albion only have about 12 players, so picking the team will be easy anyway...
It will end up like my Sunday team where we took it in turns to pick the team. And just like that team, the Albion only have about 12 players, so picking the team will be easy anyway...
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I'm going to steal this for a tweet.
Mental Lental
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Can't see it happening myself.
Creaky
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I expect they will stick with the position of Head Coach rather than Manager
Well, I'm hoping for a new catering manager and a new transport manager, so...I've voted yes.
- Apr 5, 2014
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I thought we had enough insight and intuition the run the whole thing from NSC. We could create a new position called 'Hindsight Manager' and administrate the operations retrospectively. I'm sure the Football League would allow us to declare our official match scores a couple of days late...
Exiled in Exeter
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Perhaps this is Barber's master plan? http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/london/hi/front_page/newsid_8967000/8967067.stm
While the giants of the English game bankroll their dominance with funds from rich tycoons, the Kent-based club instead has been a guinea pig in an intriguing football experiment which satisfied every football fan's desire: to have real power over how their football team is run.
It meant supporters would no longer have to make do with just shouting "get him off!" into the air, or only being able to impart their tactical wisdom to anyone in the pub who would listen.
Instead, fans could now join a website - MyFootballClub.co.uk (MyFC) - which would let them have the final say on transfer dealings, major club decisions and, most enticingly of all, the chance to set tactics and pick the players in the team. All for just £35 a year.
While the giants of the English game bankroll their dominance with funds from rich tycoons, the Kent-based club instead has been a guinea pig in an intriguing football experiment which satisfied every football fan's desire: to have real power over how their football team is run.
It meant supporters would no longer have to make do with just shouting "get him off!" into the air, or only being able to impart their tactical wisdom to anyone in the pub who would listen.
Instead, fans could now join a website - MyFootballClub.co.uk (MyFC) - which would let them have the final say on transfer dealings, major club decisions and, most enticingly of all, the chance to set tactics and pick the players in the team. All for just £35 a year.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Am I missing something ? We don't NEED a manager.
We have David Burke.
We have David Burke.
cloud
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Burke to be player-manager
BensGrandad
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Think the title manager will be binned and we shall ,for the foreseeable future, have a head coach.
Pretty sure either Barber or Bloom said it'll be a manager, not a head coach, in a recent video interview.
Apologies for giving a serious answer in a silly thread.
BensGrandad
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Perhaps I am wrong then, either way I hope that it is sooner rather than later.
- Jul 7, 2003
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Boy am I glad I opened this thread.
And one of them also said there is actually no difference in the roles, it's just a title.
Man of Harveys
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My earlier plan about, in the future, of only ever appointing managers for one year - like Miss World or the Lord Mayor of London must be the way forward. It would be brilliant.
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