McCarthy's win rate

[HatfulofHollow]

Just found this nugget "His 14.29-per-cent win percentage at Bloomfield Road was his lowest across his managerial career' .. they could have put Mick Miller in charge and he'd arguably have done better!

 

[Cuthbert]

Put Windy Miller in charge it would have been better

 

[Lytham_fy8]

He was a shit appointment and anyone with an ounce of intelligence knew it.

Only Mansford and some on here thought it'd work.

 

[tangerine.com]

Just found this nugget "His 14.29-per-cent win percentage at Bloomfield Road was his lowest across his managerial career' .. they could have put Mick Miller in charge and he'd arguably have done better!

I used to see Mick Miller at pool matches.

 

[Chunkylad]

Should have gone with Sienna Miller. Results would have probably been the same but we wouldn’t have noticed

 

[AllezBlackpool]

He talked the talk but was probably up there with our worst managers ever.

 

[Pun_1]

I blame TC, he never did quite get that tune out of the strikers.

 

[Chunkylad]

I blame TC, he never did quite get that tune out of the strikers.

His tune sounded like Paul Jones on NYE Jules Holland

 

[CAGU]

Was supposed to play golf with him a few weeks ago at our place but he had to cancel because of covid
I wasn’t a fan of his when he managed us but was looking forward to an interesting round of golf
Really nice bloke but definitely has had his day.

 

[Wizzerboy]

His tune sounded like Paul Jones on NYE Jules Holland

What a shite program that was, used to be really good.
The Mary whollopers were good though.

 

[Graves]

I’m usually ‘nice’ about most people associated with our club, but he was ** dogshit.

 

[Satriale's Pork Store]

I blame TC, he never did quite get that tune out of the strikers.

He hit some bum notes!

 

[Tangerinenick]

Totally wrong manager for our squad.

 

[tangysider]

I’m usually ‘nice’ about most people associated with our club, but he was ** dogshit.

The team he, inherited had very few fit 6ft players which he builds teams around, so it was never going to work

 

[Hankey2009]

Makes Critchball look like prime Brazil. Proper dreadful beyond belief and hated watching it never mind the results

 

[tangerine_neil]

It was a piśśtake appointment. Honestly thought it was a Nobber wind-up at first.

 

[Murciaseasider]

Clearly an appointment that didn't work but the risk of that happening increases the more a club changes managers. With hindsight Appleton should have been given more time, but that error at least gave Sadler the opportunity to learn from the experience. Those on here though who want Critchley out now, should have a think about that.

 

[Graves]

The team he, inherited had very few fit 6ft players which he builds teams around, so it was never going to work

Agree, that’s his style, but in addition to that I feel like he was just generally past it. Actually not a bad manager in his day, but it was like a worse version of Grayson, he came to us on back of failure elsewhere.

Definitely a decision from Sadler that didn’t work out.