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Originally Posted by ancient hibee
Michael Beale deserves a lot of credit then because he did an outstanding job at Sevco. To stop 10 in a row, win silverware and regain respectability in Europe was no mean feat.
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Originally Posted by ancient hibee
Michael Beale deserves a lot of credit then because he did an outstanding job at Sevco. To stop 10 in a row, win silverware and regain respectability in Europe was no mean feat.
Klippity Klopps 7 year hoodoo now kicking in. Has to be on a shoogly peg now. His excuses are worse than Neilsons
Think he was quoted yesterday saying his Liverpool team were playing against two teams yesterday. Leeds & United :crazy: Losing the plot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Itsnoteasy
Of all the managers in the Scottish premier , surely it's GVB that's looking the most likely for the chop ? Maybe Steven Gerrard getting excited as well , would he go back though ? Or is Neil Lennon the man at 33/1 ? :greengrin
Would be surprised if he lasts the day out …Gerrard without Beale, could be like Stubbs without Doolan / TaffQuote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Aye agree he's a dead man walking there now , I think Gerard's inflated ego of himself would probably decide for him to take the job if he was offered it which would be no bad thing as it looked like Beale was the brains behind everything anyhow . Betfair were giving odds on what year GVB would leave Huns 2022=4/1..2023=4/7 and 2024 or later =9/4 . Wouldn't imagine they are giving 4/1 now though ?Quote:
Originally Posted by bigwheel
Gerrard won't come back knowing there is no budget, or t least he'd be daft if he did. They will struggle badly to attract a top class manager. The zombie fans will be expecting Pottechino or equal.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigwheel
Would they not be tempted to offer a substantial transfer budget to get a manager They wanted though like a Sean Dyche ,Beale or Gerard ?Quote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
Southampton sacking their manager apparently.
Wouldn’t have thought he’d be someone on the Huns radar but you never know.
Wonder if they have someone lined up if this is the case ?Quote:
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Don’t know but you’d assume so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Was a journalist in the Athletic who was reporting he was getting sacked. They’re generally pretty reliable.
Southampton sack Manager Ralph Hasenhutti
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At least he has a career as a Klopp impersonator. Always strikes me as the cringey the way he so obviously tries to be a Klopp clone.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Nathan Jones is the bookies favourite for the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
He's been gone too long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
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Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
Speaking to a Bonnyrigg Rose supporter who told me that Robbie Horne’s coat is on a very shuggly nail.
If results go against the Rosy Posy this weekend they could end up bottom of League 2.
The mutter in the gutter is that as Horne is going out the exit door,Gary Naysmith is coming in the entrance.
Surprised that James McDonaugh is never mentioned as a possible managerial candidate at this level.Thought he did a good job at Edinburgh City in building the foundations that enabled them to move forward.
Not sure whether he has a current post in football,but he may be happy where he is and doesn’t want the hassles of the manager / head coaches job.
McDonagh - he’s working with us is he not ?Quote:
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Hibernian FC, Academy, Head of Professional PhaseQuote:
Originally Posted by bigwheel
https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...r-road-3347568
A Supreme candidateQuote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Well it looks like he's Movin' onQuote:
Originally Posted by leith lynx
I 100% agree with you on GVB...and you would lay the Neil Lennon odds all day if you were a bookmaker 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Wigan sack there manager just two weeks after giving him a new 3 year deal , I think that's the club Jason Kerr's with ?
It would be funny if his contract requires a full pay off. Three years pay for two weeks work! That's a strange situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Aye , strange situation right enough, if he ( Leam Richardson) has to be paid in full it's a big error from the Wigan board,where they not in serious financial trouble a few years back ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba
Is Whelan’s grandson still running the show there or has the club changed ownership? Not really up to date on their current position at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Edit - now owned by the International Entertainment Corporation.
Further edit - looks like a shambles since IEC took over. Been through a few other changes ending in administration. Current owners are Bahrain group Phoenix 21 Limited.
They certainly made some serious errors in there time from Whelan's era up to now ,think Whelan was there 20 years or so and also seem to recall he was charged by the FA. for some sort of racist remarks anyhow giving a manager a 3 deal and sacking him to weeks later seems to be a strange decision and doesn't look good on the people running Wigan football clubQuote:
Originally Posted by tamig
He'll have Nothing but HeartachesQuote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby