...assuming that Calderwood's position becomes untenable?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Miller - out of work at the moment and with recent experience of helping a team beat the drop.
Personally I wouldn't have a problem with it in the short term - longer term though I would wish to avoid going back to the mid 80s.
Just a totally baseless, unfounded though.
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19-01-2011 04:28 PM #1
Would you take Alex Miller back as manager until the end of the season...
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19-01-2011 04:44 PM #3
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19-01-2011 04:47 PM #4
We shouldn't even be considering binning Calderwood at this stage. Certainly not to replace him with Alex Miller!
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19-01-2011 04:47 PM #5
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No,no.no. never..............
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19-01-2011 05:51 PM #9
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Spot on Matty.. I wish people would just give CC a chance..
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19-01-2011 05:53 PM #10
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I doubt Alex Miller would want to wreck his CV by coming here.
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19-01-2011 06:11 PM #11
I spoke to him just after Yogi got the bullet and he his answer was "I thought about it for 10seconds, that was it"
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19-01-2011 07:21 PM #16
we need a couple of good model professionals to bring on the youngsters - like when we had Sauzee / Jack / Mixu in the side.
Think that we have been missing this for the last 6/7 years hence the bad attitude, lack of spirit , indiscipline
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Try very hard not to criticise any of our managers
Purely and simply because it is a job I wouldn't tackle for any amount of money therefore not right for me to slag them off
However I have said for the past 5/6 years exactly what you have wtitten.above
Spoken with a few old players , from different clubs, and interestingly they share our thought's
Can we hope something along these lines might happen between now and the 31st ?
Problem is who is available that wants to play in the SPL ?
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20-01-2011 08:01 AM #20
I thought Alex now lived in a cave in Upper Tibet.
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20-01-2011 01:07 PM #21
Why stop there just turn the clock back and have pitched battles, bananas thrown at players, monkey chants and all the other bad things from that era, of which he was about the worst.
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His record as a manager is already in tatters. You can't even give him credit for being an assistant with a successful team because plenty of assistants go on to be useless mangers, as Miller has been at most clubs since the mid 90s.
Calderwood kind of reminds me of him. Same kind of interview "skills", slow to sign players, his teams struggled to score goals, does nothing to excite or inspire, etc.Last edited by sesoim; 20-01-2011 at 01:35 PM.
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20-01-2011 09:34 PM #23
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pretty sure he coached a liverpool side that won the european cup. He experienced many seasons at the top end of the EPL working with top class players. pitting his wits against some of footballs greatest teams in england and in europe.
Still some think he is not hibs class!
He has managed us in the past, won our first cup in years after one of the worst periods in our clubs history when we could have been bought over by a fat tory *******!
I'd welcome him back. I watched us regularly during his first reign. Fair enough, it wasn't pretty but we had limited resources then and i can never really remember us flirting with relegation!
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Bad times ; Miller at Hibs, the tories, schools on strike. Awful.
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A few months after he departed we found ourselves in a relegation playoff albeit I'll blame Duff Jim for that one.
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If he came back at least it would stop me going to Hibs games and the suffering they cause."Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral.' - Paulo Freire
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20-01-2011 10:16 PM #30
I remember Alex Miller and Hibs in the 80's. I was there. All the time.
I, it's, um, I just, well......
Is that the time? I have to go to the......thing, and um get the stuff sorted that needs to be completed. Sorry. Maybe see you later once I'm finished with the, er, stuff.
Please don't call me again - ever.
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