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Newport County Boss 'Blasts' Oscar Garcia
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saafend_seagull
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The opening paragraph of the article says BRITISH.
Philzo-93
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Sounds to me someone tried to get the Albion job and was rejected .... Sour grapes simple as.
Little shit shows no professionalism
Little shit shows no professionalism
Whilst he is wrong at having at pop at Brighton, he does have a point.
We have no up coming British managers
We have no up coming British managers
Thunder Bolt
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I rate Chris Powell.
joeinbrighton
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Where Edinburgh has a point is not in his misplaced sense of entitlement, but specifically that managers that cut their teeth at non-league level are often confronted with a glass ceiling in terms of being offered jobs in the lower divisions. There are quite a few managers with a good track record in non-league that have worked well on a restricted budget and whose work would suggest they have skills that would transfer well to working at a club on limited resources in League Two and perhaps could do a better job than some of the usual faces who seem to go from one club to another without having particularly been a roaring success anywhere.
If you do a good job in the lower divisions that then sets yourself with a chance at a higher level and Edinburgh's work at Newport may eventually see him get a chance in a higher division if they carry on the momentum, but the problem for non-league managers is that the opportunity to get a job in the Football League are offered all too rarely. I'd say that has very little to do with Oscar Garcia being appointed, and a lot to do with chairmen being risk averse and not having any knowledge of managers outside of the Football League.
If you do a good job in the lower divisions that then sets yourself with a chance at a higher level and Edinburgh's work at Newport may eventually see him get a chance in a higher division if they carry on the momentum, but the problem for non-league managers is that the opportunity to get a job in the Football League are offered all too rarely. I'd say that has very little to do with Oscar Garcia being appointed, and a lot to do with chairmen being risk averse and not having any knowledge of managers outside of the Football League.
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Glad he has created a little bit of needle before the match. Always like to support the underdog, however I hope we stuff Newport County
supaseagull
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I think there is more to his comments than we think...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-23566284
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-23566284
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Thunder Bolt
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Dandyman
In London village.
Dandyman
In London village.
Any Spuds fans will tell you what Justin Edinburgh brought to defending, Bobby Mimms brought to goalkeeping.
A good bit of PR to shift a few more tickets for Tuesday.
A good bit of PR to shift a few more tickets for Tuesday.
Lord Bracknell
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Only in Newport.
"... Newport councillor Rhys Hutchings, also a member of the band Goldie Lookin Chain, said he thought local teenagers were to blame".
You've probably never been there ...
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Thing is, hoofball as practised by most English managers is only successful up to a point (about league 1) which is why with the odd exception they aren't top of the list for clubs trying to play the way we do.
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You'd be surprised But.