Skybluemichael
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Forest green rovers sacked their manager, Mark Robins moves up to 10th longest serving manager in the football league
Mowbray most likely the next to go?
Mowbray most likely the next to go?
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Forest green rovers sacked their manager, Mark Robins moves up to 10th longest serving manager in the football league
Mowbray most likely the next to go?
If rumours are true it may be Robins
Skybluemichael
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Crewe sack their manager robins now 9th longest serving manager, Mowbray gotta be the next one to go or would Burnley sack Dyche If they get relegated?
Grendel
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Some Blackburn fans think the owners will offer Mowbray a new deal. I suspect not and I’d be amazed if Robins wasn’t top of their list
Liquid Gold
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Mark Hughes went to Bradford on the sly didn't he
Skybluemichael
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Bit of a drop down for Hughes, it’s amazing Steve Evans is never out of work
ovduk78
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What is amazing is that Steve Evans never went to prison for what he was involved in at Boston
Grendel
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don’t know why that’s a funny comment seems obvious they’d try
no_loyalty
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Phil Brown never seems to be out of a job for long either.
Sky Blue Pete
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Why is it funny? Serious?
rob9872
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I appreciate if they weren't successful that they would be more like to be moved on, however there is a certain synergy of 'relative' success across that group of longevity. I understand if it's really not working but often they replace bad with worse rather than be afforded time.
Ask Everton if they'd rather have stuck with consistently 4th placed Moyes, or Charlton with Curbishley, Bolton with big Sam when they suggested these guys had taken them as far as they could despite being established in the Premier League. Over ambitious and impatient fans are often the root cause of sacking followed by failure, so without a bottomless pit, careful what you wish for.
*Edit - Moyes of course always primed for Man Utd, but a number of Everton fans I know weren't disappointed and thought they'd kick on without him at the helm.
Ask Everton if they'd rather have stuck with consistently 4th placed Moyes, or Charlton with Curbishley, Bolton with big Sam when they suggested these guys had taken them as far as they could despite being established in the Premier League. Over ambitious and impatient fans are often the root cause of sacking followed by failure, so without a bottomless pit, careful what you wish for.
*Edit - Moyes of course always primed for Man Utd, but a number of Everton fans I know weren't disappointed and thought they'd kick on without him at the helm.
Mucca Mad Boys
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Well, it’s a funny comment coming from perhaps the most sceptical posters of Robins that is not obviously a WUM.
Robins leaving would be a fools errand. In the same way Nathan Jones, Paul Warne or Ainsworth were to leave jobs they’re ‘untouchable’ in.
Grendel
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my point is it’s likely they’d approach him. I assume Waggott is still there
Sky Blue Pete
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Not sure him and Waggot have any kind of relationship
Grendel
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wasnt he there first time round?
Sky Blue Pete
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I think so yes. Something happened when sisu decided to stop investing free money and allow football people to football though
Grendel
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well wagott abs fisher are definitely football people
Sky Blue Pete
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Joy isn’t
no_loyalty
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Evo1883
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Was at Burnley for around 8% of their entire existence .. crazy , did a great job over the years
Liquid Gold
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Did not see that coming. They’re likely relegated but he’d get them straight back up.
Ian1779
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Seems a daft decision at this stage.
Evo1883
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Well he's got form he did it before didn't he , went down then back up .. madness
Ccfcisparks
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reckon Dyche will 100% end up at WBA next year
Evo1883
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Dyche lives in Northamptonshire apparantly , granted a big place . But a club like west brom that is much closer to home would be ideal for both tbh
Skybluemichael
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