southshore
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.....and made it worse.
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southshore
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I can also recall him doing similar to the Dutch? winger we had on loan (who went on to great things but hardly got a look in under Ince).
southshore
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If I was a Derby fan I would be delighted, they are safe!
The_Busted_Flush
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Broadfoot was pretty solid once he got going.
Think he’s only been there since the Jan window?
Lytham_fy8
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Already sat in the stands though, presumably in the chairman's ear, same reason he got the job here.
Chunkylad
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Undoubtedly a good player, but sadly lacking in intellect. His interviews are shockers. Another example of a manager given a chance on his name and not his talent or intelligence.
So many young coaches have studied hard, read widely and interview well but don’t have a stellar playing career. These are the ones you want to go for owners…. even if you still aren’t sure look at the background of Mourinho, Wenger, Paisley, Critch
etc.
So many young coaches have studied hard, read widely and interview well but don’t have a stellar playing career. These are the ones you want to go for owners…. even if you still aren’t sure look at the background of Mourinho, Wenger, Paisley, Critch
etc.
AngelBFC
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Agree with thatUndoubtedly a good player, but sadly lacking in intellect. His interviews are shockers. Another example of a manager given a chance on his name and not his talent or intelligence.
So many young coaches have studied hard, read widely and interview well but don’t have a stellar playing career. These are the ones you want to go for owners…. even if you still aren’t sure look at the background of Mourinho, Wenger, Paisley, Critch
He does not interview well
Simonized
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The Twitter link below is his last few games in charge at Notts County before we inherited him....
Managerial record by team and tenure
Managerial record by team and tenure
| Team | From | To | P | W | D | L | Win % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Record | |||||||
2006 | 2007 | 35 | 14 | 8 | 13 | 40.0 | |
2007 | 2008 | 55 | 33 | 12 | 10 | 60.0 | |
2008 | 2008 | 21 | 6 | 4 | 11 | 28.6 | |
2009 | 2010 | 56 | 23 | 9 | 24 | 41.1 | |
2010 | 2011 | 29 | 10 | 6 | 13 | 34.5 | |
2013 | 2014 | 42 | 12 | 15 | 15 | 28.6 | |
| Total | 238 | 98 | 54 | 86 | 41.2 |
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Charlie Gracie
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Tell Ian Evatt that!
TKL_Seasider
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Can’t remember whether it was @utmp or @SeasidersPodcast but one of them had an interview with Ben Burgess which touched on playing under ‘The Guv’nor’ at Notts … wasn’t flattering…The Twitter link below is his last few games in charge at Notts County before we inherited him....
Managerial record by team and tenure
P W D L Win % Team From To Record 35 14 8 13 40.0 55 33 12 10 60.0 21 6 4 11 28.6 56 23 9 24 41.1 29 10 6 13 34.5 42 12 15 15 28.6 Total 238 98 54 86 41.2
BigHandsOliverKahn
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I recall he lost his last 10 at Notts County before being sacked and got 1 point in his last 9 with us before the sack. So, in the final games that got him sacked at his last 2 clubs, he managed to gain 1 point in 19 games. That a club can decide he is a capable manager 8 years after his last job, basically smacks of them giving up this season. I wonder if he's actually acting as a volunteer and it is therefore saving Reading the wage of a manager.The Twitter link below is his last few games in charge at Notts County before we inherited him....
Managerial record by team and tenure
Team From To Record P W D L Win % 35 14 8 13 40.0 55 33 12 10 60.0 21 6 4 11 28.6 56 23 9 24 41.1 29 10 6 13 34.5 42 12 15 15 28.6 Total 238 98 54 86 41.2
Lytham_fy8
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And Klopp.Undoubtedly a good player, but sadly lacking in intellect. His interviews are shockers. Another example of a manager given a chance on his name and not his talent or intelligence.
So many young coaches have studied hard, read widely and interview well but don’t have a stellar playing career. These are the ones you want to go for owners…. even if you still aren’t sure look at the background of Mourinho, Wenger, Paisley, Critch
Then again Guardiola was one of the great players of his era.
Chunkylad
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Yeah Pep is like the perfect storm. Great footballer and a deep thinker.
I’ve been told the story of how he ran the academy his way at Barca to great success. The board wanted him as manager and told them not to bother interviewing him unless he was given full authority to ditch the superstars like Ronaldinho, Eto and Deco and play his kids from the academy.
The rest is history. Those kids were something special……
Unless you can find a Pep I’d chose the next best thing - a young, hungry academy coach who interviews well and is clearly a thinker and a scholar.
Managers like Rodgers, Cooper and Potter have all performed well and when you see their methods and approaches you know that they are thinkers and not just fist shakers!
Wizaard
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606 next Saturday. He's got to go.
Hockaday’s Quiff
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Radio Lancs interview with Ben Burgess ‘Ben, Paul Ince has now been the manager with a record breaking streak of losing 11 straight games. Have you ever come across that before?’
”Yes, when he was my manager at Notts County.”
”Yes, when he was my manager at Notts County.”
Lost Seasider
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Ince after last night's game:-
"I know how to manage. I've done it before.
My CV is as good as any person's"
To be fair, he seems to be decent enough in the motivation/selection department, it's when he gets to player recruitment where he's really s***.
Problem is, we let him do that.