Yoda
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Already ruled himself out:
http://www.northstandchat.com/showt...-Jones-Luton&p=7616484&viewfull=1#post7616484
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Villa's new manager is...
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Already ruled himself out:
http://www.northstandchat.com/showt...-Jones-Luton&p=7616484&viewfull=1#post7616484
AmexRuislip
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Who cares if one makes mistakes, you've become a great grandfather again, enjoy the ride.
Everyone has a 'senior moment' every now and then, doesn't matter what age you are
I'm nearly 50, I have forgetful.............................
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Has Ruel Fox 'rueled' himself out already?
- Apr 5, 2014
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Who cares if one makes mistakes, you've become a great grandfather again, enjoy the ride.
Everyone has a 'senior moment' every now and then, doesn't matter what age you are
I'm nearly 50, I have forgetful.............................
Same here, never mind. But we still haven't found out who this Celta Vigo manager is.
el punal
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He's managing Cardiff and Villa ?
One of them is a Saturday job.
AmexRuislip
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Neville's Breakfast
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That'll be Cardiff. Villa will be on Friday night sky repeat if they ever manage to string a couple
of wins together..
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Nathan Jones
severnside gull
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Local press have it down to Bruce, Warner, (Dean) Smith and (Nathan) Jones.
Surprisingly maybe, not talking of Steve Clarke other than as a caretaker for one or two games.
Surprisingly maybe, not talking of Steve Clarke other than as a caretaker for one or two games.
- Jul 7, 2003
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Do you mean Wagner (not being sarcastic, I've not read the whole thread so there might be a Warner involved!)?
I can't imagine Wagner (if he) would ditch his Huddersfield project for another Championship side at this stage, unless they were to offer him a staggering amount of money.
- Jul 7, 2003
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Has Warnock signed Paddy Kenny & Michael Brown yet?
severnside gull
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Wagner indeed (although my auto-correct refuses stubbornly to accept it)
Paris
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To be unveiled in the morning.
Surrey Phil
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On his way to the Villa ground as we speak.
4 year contract.
250k sausage rolls a year
Blimey - Steve Bruce has let himself go a bit!!!!
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Alas Smith and Jones are both out of the race I think.
Will Steve stand back and see what happens to Gareth in the national spotlight? He's not adverse howver to walking out of a job quickly, did it to Palace a few years back, saying his heart was in Brum. But that was WITH Brum..
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Return of "Sam the Sham?" Or is Sam with a lifetime ban?
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Looks very much like Brucie will get the gig.
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Steve Bruce - the early years:
"In his first season as a manager, Bruce guided Sheffield United to eighth place in the First Division, nine points away from a place in the play-offs. He also caused controversy when he attempted to take his team off the pitch during an FA Cup match against Arsenal. Bruce felt that the "Gunners" had broken an unwritten rule of sportsmanship by failing to return the ball to United, who had intentionally kicked it out of play to allow an injured player to be attended to. Although the game eventually continued to a finish, it was later declared void and replayed. In May 1999, Bruce resigned from his post after just one season in charge, citing turmoil in the club's boardroom and a shortage of funds for transfers. He contemplated leaving football for a job in television but was persuaded by Huddersfield Town owner Barry Rubery to become the club's manager.
Huddersfield were early promotion contenders in the 1999–2000 season, winning six consecutive matches to rise to third place in the First Division table by late November, but lost form and failed to reach the play-offs. The team continued to struggle at the start of the 2000–01 season, gaining just six points from 11 matches, and Bruce was sacked in October 2000.
He then became involved in a dispute with Rubery, who accused him of "wasting" £3m on players and having "an ego to feed". Although he was linked with the manager's job at Queens Park Rangers, Bruce remained out of the game until he was appointed manager of Wigan Athletic in April 2001. The team reached the Second Division play-offs but lost in the semi-finals, and Bruce almost immediately left the club, where he had been in charge for less than two months, to take over as manager of Crystal Palace.
Although his new club began the 2001–02 season strongly, topping the First Division table and looking well placed for regaining the Premier League place that the club had last held in the 1997–98 season, Bruce tendered his resignation less than three months into the season in order to return to Birmingham City as manager. Although he was initially prevented from doing so by an injunction taken out by Crystal Palace, he was eventually allowed to join the Midlands-based club after a compensation package was agreed. By now he had acquired a reputation as a manager who rarely held down a job for a significant length of time."
The guy must have the record for walking out on clubs. Can't do much for his England prospects.
"In his first season as a manager, Bruce guided Sheffield United to eighth place in the First Division, nine points away from a place in the play-offs. He also caused controversy when he attempted to take his team off the pitch during an FA Cup match against Arsenal. Bruce felt that the "Gunners" had broken an unwritten rule of sportsmanship by failing to return the ball to United, who had intentionally kicked it out of play to allow an injured player to be attended to. Although the game eventually continued to a finish, it was later declared void and replayed. In May 1999, Bruce resigned from his post after just one season in charge, citing turmoil in the club's boardroom and a shortage of funds for transfers. He contemplated leaving football for a job in television but was persuaded by Huddersfield Town owner Barry Rubery to become the club's manager.
Huddersfield were early promotion contenders in the 1999–2000 season, winning six consecutive matches to rise to third place in the First Division table by late November, but lost form and failed to reach the play-offs. The team continued to struggle at the start of the 2000–01 season, gaining just six points from 11 matches, and Bruce was sacked in October 2000.
He then became involved in a dispute with Rubery, who accused him of "wasting" £3m on players and having "an ego to feed". Although he was linked with the manager's job at Queens Park Rangers, Bruce remained out of the game until he was appointed manager of Wigan Athletic in April 2001. The team reached the Second Division play-offs but lost in the semi-finals, and Bruce almost immediately left the club, where he had been in charge for less than two months, to take over as manager of Crystal Palace.
Although his new club began the 2001–02 season strongly, topping the First Division table and looking well placed for regaining the Premier League place that the club had last held in the 1997–98 season, Bruce tendered his resignation less than three months into the season in order to return to Birmingham City as manager. Although he was initially prevented from doing so by an injunction taken out by Crystal Palace, he was eventually allowed to join the Midlands-based club after a compensation package was agreed. By now he had acquired a reputation as a manager who rarely held down a job for a significant length of time."
The guy must have the record for walking out on clubs. Can't do much for his England prospects.