Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Would Lee Johnson be prepared to manage a Brighton team playing in the Championship though? Next season could conceivably see his current team in the Premier League.
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[Football] Lee Johnson - Bristol City manager
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Nixonator
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He's hardly working miracles is he, they were in a dogfight in the Championship when we went up.
Lansdown has been pumping serious money into that club for years.
Lansdown has been pumping serious money into that club for years.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
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Steve Lansdown has invested heavily into Bristol City. He has stuck by Johnson and it looks like they may be in the play offs this season but it’s taken a long time to achieve. Overly slow and steady progress. A more experienced manager might have achieved more with Lansdown’s support in a shorter timeframe.
Dick Knights Mumm
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Yep. Wagner for me.
martin tyler
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- Jan 25, 2013
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No manager with any chance of promotion is going to come here for 5 games to potentially end up in a division their old club may get out of.
If we stayed up then we would have a much better chance of getting thee person we want
If picking out the championship I’d gamble on Wilder whose some a lot in 2 years at Sheffield United
But there are some outstanding young managers on the continent
Ivan Leko at Brugge (look beyond the anti corruption interview) tactically outstanding plays great football but recognises short comings early never afraid to make a change early door for the benefit of the team
Borles at Getefe they play great high pressing football
Marcelo Gallardo Another who will eventually be at a top top club on the continent but could be tempted
If we stayed up then we would have a much better chance of getting thee person we want
If picking out the championship I’d gamble on Wilder whose some a lot in 2 years at Sheffield United
But there are some outstanding young managers on the continent
Ivan Leko at Brugge (look beyond the anti corruption interview) tactically outstanding plays great football but recognises short comings early never afraid to make a change early door for the benefit of the team
Borles at Getefe they play great high pressing football
Marcelo Gallardo Another who will eventually be at a top top club on the continent but could be tempted
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Johnson has done a great job with Bristol City but hasn't achieved anything yet. If we had to replace Hughton I'd be looking at managers like Bilic first - so much experience and still only 50 years old.
The same Lee Johnson that B.City fans have wanted out for a number of times.
Have heard about this guy from 2 season ticket holders at Ashton Gate and he isn't someone I'd like us to employ at all !
Charlies Shinpad
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Seems like people on this thread are scared of a manager who isn't afraid to show a bit of passion and to throw a few tea cups around when he loses.
Lucky a few of you weren't around when we had Mullery around because that's exactly what he was like.
I would love someone like that instead of someone who praises the opposition everytime we get beat.
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Lucky a few of you weren't around when we had Mullery around because that's exactly what he was like.
I would love someone like that instead of someone who praises the opposition everytime we get beat.
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SollysLeftFoot
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Huddersfield fans often lamented him for his negative approach in the premier league. It's a no for me.
Thunder Bolt
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Xenophobe.
Mo Gosfield
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Johnson isn't the right calibre. Its David Moyes for me.
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It's a huge city that should have Premier League football. Both Bristol clubs have fans that feel their side should be doing much better. At times they've both gone through a lot of managers. It's no coincidence that by sticking with their current ones it has/might bear good fruit. City could be playing us next season - if we stay up - and Darrell Clarke at Rovers got them back-to-back promotions before Graham Coughlan replaced him and they're still not safe. Bristol is a very expectant but passionate city of football when I've been to both grounds.
Possibly one point off Aston Villa - not bad for a club that won the European Cup and regularly get 38,000 watching them. The Championship standard of quality gets higher every season.
Edit: Graham Coughlan current Bristol Rovers manager.
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symyjym
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Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
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City are potentially a much bigger club than us. Can’t see him leaving them for us.