The Managerial Merry-go-round
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Dirty Ewok
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Woodagate taking over as Manager of Middlesbrough and bringing Keano in as his assistant.
Obviously Woody has a long history with the club but.....they are a decent side for him to take over on his first appointment. They missed the playoff by a point last year, i figured they would have chased a promotion specialist after Pulis's exit.
Obviously Woody has a long history with the club but.....they are a decent side for him to take over on his first appointment. They missed the playoff by a point last year, i figured they would have chased a promotion specialist after Pulis's exit.
King of Otters
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Sure I read something once about Woodgate being a genuine thicko. Good luck to him though.
'O Zio
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Allegri is probably the highest rated available manager in the world. He could pretty much walk into any of the top jobs in Europe so I think he'd be mad to join Chelsea now given everything that's going on. He'd be better off having a well-earned break and waiting for Barca/Real/PSG/Bayern etc. jobs to come up, or even Man Utd when the OGS experiment inevitably goes tits up
McFlash
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Yeah, I definitely heard that the wheel's still turning but the hamster's dead.
Marty
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Birmingham are such a weird club, or rather their board and owners are so weird. Monk did a good job with a load of nothing last season, even with the points deduction they were never in danger of relegation, and then they sack him because, quote.
It's like when they sacked Rowett and brought Zola in all over again. Remind me, how did that work out?
hellava_tough
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Whenever I see his name mentioned I always think of the Monkfish sketch from The Fast Show
nailsy
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It does seem like there's more to it than just style of football. From what I've read the fans seemed to like him so it's not like they were demanding the change.
It's going to interesting to see who they appoint now.
Marty
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By all accounts Monk threatened to walk if they sold Jota, who left for Villa this month, so there must have been some tension there that the owners decided they didn't want around.
Still think it's a weird decision. Brum fans now want Hughton and are worried Monk will go to Derby when Lampard is appointed at Chelsea.
Tucker
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Whenever I see his name mentioned I always think of the Monkfish sketch from The Fast Show
Put yer knickers on and make me a cup of tea!
nailsy
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Hughton would do a good job, but I don't see how his style could be described as "a fresh and modern footballing philosophy". The owners have backed themselves into a bit of a corner.
Derby would probably make sense for Monk. I could see that happening if Lampard leaves.
Krule
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AC Milan: Marco Giampaolo appointed new head coach - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48699493
hellava_tough
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nailsy
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Or a Lord of The Rings spin off.
SteveH
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Jethro Tull?
Japhet
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Can't see why Hughton would want to go there tbh. Complete shambles for years now.
Krule
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Roy Keane on the move....but where next I wonder ????
Roy Keane: Nottingham Forest assistant boss leaves Championship club
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/48737297
Roy Keane: Nottingham Forest assistant boss leaves Championship club
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/48737297
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