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09-06-2009, 20:24
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| 322   Join Date: 12 Aug 2005 Age: 33
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|  New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period thought it might be worth a thread to list all the new managerial appts ready for the new season  if people can list the new managers as they happen and then I'll try and keep the top post updated as a reference point for the new season Eng Prem Chelsea - Carlo Ancelotti Sunderland - Steve Bruce Wigan - Roberto Martinez Eng Champ Ipswich - Roy Keane QPR - Jim Magilton Reading - Brendan Rogers Swansea - Paulo Sousa Watford - Malky Mackay West Brom - TBA Eng L1 Tranmere - John Barnes Eng L2 Burton - Paul Peschisolidio Chesterfield - John Sheridan Port Vale - Micky Adams Eng Conf Chester City - Mick Wadsworth Eng North/South Eng Non-League Scotland Prem Aberdeen - Mark McGhee Celtic - Tony Mowbray Falkirk - Eddie May Hibs - John Hughes Scotland L1, L2 & L3 |
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10-06-2009, 22:49
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| Trend Specialist  Join Date: 07 Nov 2002 Location: Block NU, Loft Upper, W12 Age: 42
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period Jim Magilton at QPR might last the season! Aapparently over last 10 years the average is 14 games for a QPR manager!
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11-06-2009, 00:42
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| Legendary Punter  Join Date: 31 Jan 2008 Location: Billericay, Essex.
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period Good idea for a thread. If I were Martinez i'd have stayed on at Swansea personally, theyve got something big happening there. He got em playing fantastic Football. Anyway, with the players at Wigan I can see him struggling there.
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11-06-2009, 19:20
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period Quote:
unless martinez really is the dogs then wigan are gonna struggle - they also seem short on cash but martinez at least knows whelan and the club. | |
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13-06-2009, 16:02
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| Newbie Punter Join Date: 11 Jun 2009
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period good luck to him.. but i have to say that after watching him on celtic tv for the tommy burns tribute show and in the way he conducted himself and spoke about both tommy and celtic in general i feel he would have been the right man for the job at celtic..but asusual the board never make things simple and i can see the tony mobry situation collapsing and us ending up with roy aitken or craig levien |
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13-06-2009, 16:33
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| God Punter  Join Date: 26 Jul 2006 Location: Derbyshire Age: 38
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period Malky Mackay will be named as the new (and cheap) Watford manager on Monday.
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15-06-2009, 21:42
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| Punk Rock Punter Join Date: 07 Mar 2009 Location: Chester
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period John Barnes unveiled as Tranmere Rovers manager and will bring with him Jason Macateer as his number 2. I can tell you first hand that this is not a popular decision in Birkenhead and fans are very much divided on the issue. It follows what was a very strange decision to sack the popular Ronnie Moore who presided over a decent side and a very united club last year. With the playing budgets being cut this season and a couple of established players leaving it might well be a difficult task for Barnes if he gets off to a bad start.  |
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15-06-2009, 21:57
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16-06-2009, 20:55
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| Seasoned Punter  Join Date: 28 Apr 2009 Location: Burnley Age: 39
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period Quote:
Totally agree ... Burnley were one of the best footballing teams last season in the Championship. We were quotes by many teams complimenting our passing game. But when we payed Swansea at the Turf, they played us off the park at our own game and to be honest Burnley played quite well that night. Swansea were my team to watch in the Championship in the 2009/2010 season and hopefully even though Martinez has left, they will be a strong team. Cannot see him emulting his footballing style with Wigan though unless he has a major clearout.
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21-06-2009, 21:49
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period Quote:
 - havent seen anything of him for fooking ages!!! used to be cardiff manager and we did well under him (old division 4 and welsh cup win). now theres a blast from the past!gonna be following the falkirk next season now! | |
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22-06-2009, 00:27
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| Re: New Managers at UK clubs over the summer period Quote:
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22-06-2009, 11:28
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| Scottish Punter, formerly Celticlad  Join Date: 23 Oct 2008 Location: Scotland
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