Managerial Sack Race

[Billy Whizz]

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I suspect if they get 4th or above he will get the gig.

I think he’ll get it too, although he’s a horrible little man

[weecounty hibby]

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I think he’ll get it too, although he’s a horrible little man

Perfect fit for them then

[Billy Whizz]

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Perfect fit for them then

Absolutely, means we have reasons to hate them even more

[Frazerbob]

My Jambo pals seem quite happy with his more direct style of play, compared to Captain Caveman's borefest. I hope he gets the gig, he'll be a disaster IMHO.

[A Hi-Bee]

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Absolutely, means we have reasons to hate them even more

**** the hertz

[Donegal Hibby]

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I'd never been aware of the link between emotions and hamstrings before That's quite a bizarre interview.

There will be quite a few physio's scratching there heads over that one , I hope they don't get all emotional and do there hamstrings 😂😂😂

[Since452]

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My Jambo pals seem quite happy with his more direct style of play, compared to Captain Caveman's borefest. I hope he gets the gig, he'll be a disaster IMHO.

Hearts and a direct style. It's the Hearts way.

[Donegal Hibby]

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Hearts and a direct style. It's the Hearts way.

Hoofball with a touch of geganpressing .

[DH1875]

See that Owen Coyle has left Queens Park.

[Donegal Hibby]

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See that Owen Coyle has left Queens Park.

Wonder who they will go for now ?

[NORTHERNHIBBY]

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Wonder who they will go for now ?

The only chance that a Championship side have of winning the League next season , is if Ross County go down and none of the other Championship teams go up through the play offs.

[Iain G]

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Wonder who they will go for now ?

Must be Jack Ross's turn?

[007]

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I'd never been aware of the link between emotions and hamstrings before That's quite a bizarre interview.

And some people think LJ talks sh*te.

[Highwayman]

I was being mocked at the weekend by a fellow hibbie for suggesting that Tony Mowbray’s job at Sunderland could be under threat.
My suggestion was based on Sunderland’s past policies thus:-
(1) If Sunderland failed in the playoffs he could go.
(2) If Sunderland succeeded in gaining access to the Premiership,board could be looking for a higher profile manager.
My amigo’s opinion was there was no way Mowbray would be losing his job.
My point one happened last night.and now reports are emerging that Mowbray is on his way out and that Sunderland are lining up candidates.
Also noted that Sol Bamba is being suggested for managers job at Cardiff City.

[ChilliEater]

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And some people think LJ talks sh*te.

That's because he does - but yes, Robson came out with a whole new level of sh*te there

[Smartie]

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I was being mocked at the weekend by a fellow hibbie for suggesting that Tony Mowbray’s job at Sunderland could be under threat.
My suggestion was based on Sunderland’s past policies thus:-
(1) If Sunderland failed in the playoffs he could go.
(2) If Sunderland succeeded in gaining access to the Premiership,board could be looking for a higher profile manager.
My amigo’s opinion was there was no way Mowbray would be losing his job.
My point one happened last night.and now reports are emerging that Mowbray is on his way out and that Sunderland are lining up candidates.
Also noted that Sol Bamba is being suggested for managers job at Cardiff City.

Mowbray's done brilliantly at Sunderland and been well received by the fans, in spite of Middlesborough allegiances which can sometimes make things slightly tricky there.

If they got rid of him after that season then it would suggest that they're keen to get back to being a basket case club again asap.

He looks like he needs a transfer window to get a bit of brawn into that team and one or two of the loan players will be hard to replace but he's very much on the right track there.

[Donegal Hibby]

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I was being mocked at the weekend by a fellow hibbie for suggesting that Tony Mowbray’s job at Sunderland could be under threat.
My suggestion was based on Sunderland’s past policies thus:-
(1) If Sunderland failed in the playoffs he could go.
(2) If Sunderland succeeded in gaining access to the Premiership,board could be looking for a higher profile manager.
My amigo’s opinion was there was no way Mowbray would be losing his job.
My point one happened last night.and now reports are emerging that Mowbray is on his way out and that Sunderland are lining up candidates.
Also noted that Sol Bamba is being suggested for managers job at Cardiff City.

There was only 2 ways it could have went for him in the play-offs tbh he was either going to get the promoted or miss out and both situations going by Sunderland's recent history with managers his job would have more than likely been in some doubt. Mowbray only signed a two-year deal In 2022 so if they want rid it won't cost much either.

Sunderland have been linked with some Italian manager recently and Southampton are supposedly looking at Mowbray to replace there manager. I thought Mowbray summed everything up last night perfectly in they were simply up against a bigger more physical team who simply out muscled them .

Think they would be making a mistake if they get rid of Mowbray as I think he is a good manager and given the right backing could very well get Sunderland promoted next season, will they stick with him though ? . I very much doubt it now .
https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.u...ishes-rumours/

[superfurryhibby]

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Mowbray's done brilliantly at Sunderland and been well received by the fans, in spite of Middlesborough allegiances which can sometimes make things slightly tricky there.

If they got rid of him after that season then it would suggest that they're keen to get back to being a basket case club again asap.

He looks like he needs a transfer window to get a bit of brawn into that team and one or two of the loan players will be hard to replace but he's very much on the right track there.

Mowbray's done a good job, play off place in the first season in the \Championship has got to be decent. He's got a good track record with promotion (WBA twice, Sunderland). His job seems pretty safe to me.

[w pilton hibby]

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I was being mocked at the weekend by a fellow hibbie for suggesting that Tony Mowbray’s job at Sunderland could be under threat.
My suggestion was based on Sunderland’s past policies thus:-
(1) If Sunderland failed in the playoffs he could go.
(2) If Sunderland succeeded in gaining access to the Premiership,board could be looking for a higher profile manager.
My amigo’s opinion was there was no way Mowbray would be losing his job.
My point one happened last night.and now reports are emerging that Mowbray is on his way out and that Sunderland are lining up candidates.
Also noted that Sol Bamba is being suggested for managers job at Cardiff City.

Mentioned at the end of this article.

https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport...gic-hibs-team/

[cabbageandribs1875]

Callum Davidson has turned down the Dundee Job, he was expected to take over after having talks but has changed his mind

[Donegal Hibby]

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Callum Davidson has turned down the Dundee Job, he was expected to take over after having talks but has changed his mind

Think he's made the right move tbh . Wonder who they will turn to now ? Maybe neilson ? .
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/65612700

[bingo70]

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Callum Davidson has turned down the Dundee Job, he was expected to take over after having talks but has changed his mind

Makes no odds to me really but I’m really pleased Davidson isn’t going to Dundee. His St Johnstone teams were so boring and negative, I’m please if Dundee go for someone who brings a bit more excitement to Scotland.

[Stokesy's on fire]

More embarrassing stuff from Barry Robson after his Aberdeen team lost today that guys unhinged

[GreenGray]

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More embarrassing stuff from Barry Robson after his Aberdeen team lost today that guys unhinged

Always thought the wheels would come off fairly quickly for him. Can’t see him lasting long there


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[JohnM1875]

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Always thought the wheels would come off fairly quickly for him. Can’t see him lasting long there


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No idea why they didn't wait til the end of the season before appointing a permanent manager, obviously glad they didn't.

[ian cruise]

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Always thought the wheels would come off fairly quickly for him. Can’t see him lasting long there


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Absolutely has the feel of an appointment that will last no more than 12 months. Same for Naismith if he's given the role permanently.

[Itsnoteasy]

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I think he’ll get it too, although he’s a horrible little man

On the field yes. But off it he does a ton of charity work

[Paulie Walnuts]

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On the field yes. But off it he does a ton of charity work

Given what he apparently said to Nisbet at Hampden when he missed the penalty I’d suggest he’s a horrible rat ******* full stop.

[Itsnoteasy]

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Given what he apparently said to Nisbet at Hampden when he missed the penalty I’d suggest he’s a horrible rat ******* full stop.

If true, yes your spot on.

[MikeyS]

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On the field yes. But off it he does a ton of charity work

So did Jimmy Saville!