Dobbie

[tangysider]

No realistic chance of promotion, let's see how he does till the end of the season with a good no2 and take it from there.

 

[FY4Representer]

This is surely a wind up? You need to ask yourself, if he’s that good a manager like a lot of people on here make out, why has there been zero interest from other clubs for his services?

We need an actual proper manager.

 

[Poppajoe]

Having watched several development games, he is not the answer

 

[Fylde Seasider]

This is surely a wind up? You need to ask yourself, if he’s that good a manager like a lot of people on here make out, why has there been zero interest from other clubs for his services?

We need an actual proper manager.

Dobbie was the only glimmer of hope and excitement from a team already in the throes of death at the tail end of last season. He may not have been ripping up any trees this season as Critchley has insisted that every single squad or group of players at Blackpool Football Club buy into his shit brand of football.

Besides he knows the team, he loves the club and most importantly he's not going to be any worse than the clown with all the certificates ruining the show currently.

 

[Superbretty]

Having watched several development games, he is not the answer

But haven’t a lot of our development players gone out on loan this season?
Is the development squad also playing three at the back?

 

[Markobfc]

I don't think Dobbie wants the 3 at the back bolliocks and is being forced to follow suit. If I were him I would be looking at a job elsewhere as it is clear as day that the current manager and the 2 stooges have no intention of blooding the fantastic young talent he has produced.

 

[Seaside Aggro]

This was always going to be the problem with Critch returning after Dobs did well. He’s got his successor and ‘what if’ already at the club.

 

[Simonized]

Having watched several development games, he is not the answer

He has his hands tied behind his back now as Critchley has forced his formation on him so a bit harsh.

 

[tangerineforever]

This is surely a wind up? You need to ask yourself, if he’s that good a manager like a lot of people on here make out, why has there been zero interest from other clubs for his services?

We need an actual proper manager.

Such as
Grayson,Appleton,Critchley or McCarthy.
I actually wanted Evatt whilst still at Barrow,but for some reason he was thought inexperienced.
Rather go for inexperience but willing to learn that a know it all like Critchley

 

[Markobfc]

Such as
Grayson,Appleton,Critchley or McCarthy.
I actually wanted Evatt whilst still at Barrow,but for some reason he was thought inexperienced.
Rather go for inexperience but willing to learn that a know it all like Critchley

I dont think his experience was the issue tbf As much as I respect Evatt he has a lot of baggage and that puts some owners off. I too would have liked him!

 

[Insider]

We also missed out on the inexperienced Liam Rosenior (who I was quite excited about at the time) and look how badly he's doing.
He's only managed to get Hull into 7th place in the Champiinship, so far.

 

[GazMadinesChickenCurry]

We also missed out on the inexperienced Liam Rosenior (who I was quite excited about at the time) and look how badly he's doing.
He's only managed to get Hull into 7th place in the Champiinship, so far.

Having spent an absolute fortune....

 

[BFC_BFC_BFC]

We also missed out on the inexperienced Liam Rosenior (who I was quite excited about at the time) and look how badly he's doing.
He's only managed to get Hull into 7th place in the Champiinship, so far.

Rosenior was the brains behind Rooney’s ‘relative’ success at Derby. Whilst he may not have had management experience he’d certainly been groomed for a role in management from an early age.

He would have been an inspired appointment for Blackpool. God only knows what scuppered that deal, assuming we were genuinely in for him. It was one I was really really disappointed by.

 

[Poppajoe]

He has his hands tied behind his back now as Critchley has forced his formation on him so a bit harsh.

Agree but he decides what happens on the pitch after kick off, I'm no impressed with his approach and substations

 

[tangerine_neil]

I compare Dobbie to Grayson Mk1, before he lost his mojo and became damaged goods.

 

[voyeur]

Agree but he decides what happens on the pitch after kick off, I'm no impressed with his approach and substations

Zero electricity.

 

[Blackpool_Fan]

Club would have to back him.

 

[Seainsea]

We also missed out on the inexperienced Liam Rosenior (who I was quite excited about at the time) and look how badly he's doing.
He's only managed to get Hull into 7th place in the Champiinship, so far.

To be fair to Sadler Rosenior was ambivalent with respect to joining Blackpool. He stalled to see if Rooney was leaving to go to DC United. Then didn't last long when he did get the Derby job.

 

[Seainsea]

I would n't be against Dobbie on an interim basis but we should be looking around to see what is available if it shouldn't work out.

 

[TangerineBayern]

Dobbie would need to have a very experienced No2 and coaching staff behind him for it to work. l think Charlie has done this at Codwood