Newport Match Thread.....

if JS was sacked who would come in, Strurrock lives near by and is desperate for the work,Wotton ? hardly inspiring is it.

Davidfriio4 wrote:

if JS was sacked who would come in, Strurrock lives near by and is desperate for the work,Wotton ? hardly inspiring is it.

I really dont see Sturrock coming back a third time especially as his 2nd term was awful plus he isnt a mug to come back here under Brent. Same for Warnock.

As for wotton, maybe in a few years time but certainly not now and not when he hasn't even completed a year as a coach. Assistant manager or First team coach i have no probs with providing any new manager has a say in the matter and is willing to let him learn but as the next manager? no its got disaster written all over it.

Angry wrote:

Davidfriio4 wrote:

if JS was sacked who would come in, Strurrock lives near by and is desperate for the work,Wotton ? hardly inspiring is it.

I really dont see Sturrock coming back a third time especially as his 2nd term was awful plus he isnt a mug to come back here under Brent. Same for Warnock.

As for wotton, maybe in a few years time but certainly not now and not when he hasn't even completed a year as a coach. Assistant manager or First team coach i have no probs with providing any new manager has a say in the matter and is willing to let him learn but as the next manager? no its got disaster written all over it.

hasn't who ever brent gets next got disaster written all over it

Sturrock a 3rd time really ??? (2nd was bad enough)
wotton wouldn't put it past brent
Warnock (could turn out like sturrock mk2)
Who else would want the job.
Can guarantee the normal names will be mentioned
John Gregory,David O'Leary have they even had a job in last 3 years ?
Lee Hodges only experience was Truro city,

Doesn't look good does it.

The right man must above all else be cheap.

Tringreen wrote:

The right man must above all else be cheap.

hodges would be cheap wouldn't he ?>

Who would want to come here in the first place? no funds! the sheep arent interested in the football side of the club only in making rich people richer! no ambition beyond seeing exeter/portsmouth games as cup finals! super shit grandstand! etc etc

anyone want to add to the list?

I reckon Dane Bunney will get the nod.

Altogether now, Dane Bunney's barmy army  

Newell,Mike

Dougie wrote:

I had my dads rundown of the game last night same old same old really.  Though when he was talking about the floodlight failure he said that he could swear that Sheridan didn't move from the dug out.  I said that must be an exaggeration but he stuck to his guns.  

So anyone there witness the same?  Were the players in a huddle taking instructions or is that not allowed hence he didn't venture out to speak to the team?

Sheridan was at home in Manchester layed on his sofa in front of the fire watching the Arsenal game, what your dad saw in the dugout was a lookee-likee dummy in a tracksuit.

Where has this idea that Sheridan lives in Manchester come from? he lives in Yorkshire.

Once you get past Bristol it all looks the same............Stop being so pedantic Angry, FFS lighten up.  

Jack Sheppard wrote:

Once you get past Bristol it all looks the same............Stop being so pedantic Angry, FFS lighten up.      

All im saying is if your going to be bitchy about where is family live at least get the place right    

Alright then, oooooooooop north.  

Angry wrote:

Jack Sheppard wrote:

Once you get past Bristol it all looks the same............Stop being so pedantic Angry, FFS lighten up.      

All im saying is if your going to be bitchy about where is family live at least get the place right    

"where is family live"

Angry! You'm proper janner bhey!  

I looked in on this thread last night whilst keeping one eye on Arsenal and Chelsea on the telly and just wondered why anybody bothers anymore. What went before was bad enough but three years scuffing around at the very bottom of the professional pyramid must surely sap the most rabid supporters will to live.
 
In retrospect the raising of the match day price to £21 was the final straw for me, as Fat Bob said "if you want entertainment go to the cinema", how right he was and it'll be a feckin sight cheaper as well. I've just bought a ticket (6 quid, sorry only standing room left) for the provincial rugby final in Cape Town on Saturday between the Western Province (my boys) and the Natal Sharks. A 48000 highly partisan crowd and a true occasion featuring many properly talented international players. £21 for absolute shite, no thanks.

No point sacking the manager until the useless owner and his board are replaced.

Shezza gets a 3 year contract and then the useless employ the man he's answerable to (yet another 'yes' man).

The club needs cleansing from top to bottom, again.

Paul Tisdale.

Czarcasm wrote:

Angry wrote:

Jack Sheppard wrote:

Once you get past Bristol it all looks the same............Stop being so pedantic Angry, FFS lighten up.      

All im saying is if your going to be bitchy about where is family live at least get the place right    

"where is family live"

Angry! You'm proper janner bhey!  

Wouldn't that have been 'where is family live to'?

I once heard a man behind the desk in an MOT/service place ask a women 'where do you reside to?'

Charlie Wood wrote:

I looked in on this thread last night whilst keeping one eye on Arsenal and Chelsea on the telly and just wondered why anybody bothers anymore. What went before was bad enough but three years scuffing around at the very bottom of the professional pyramid must surely sap the most rabid supporters will to live.
 
In retrospect the raising of the match day price to £21 was the final straw for me, as Fat Bob said "if you want entertainment go to the cinema", how right he was and it'll be a feckin sight cheaper as well. I've just bought a ticket (6 quid, sorry only standing room left) for the provincial rugby final in Cape Town on Saturday between the Western Province (my boys) and the Natal Sharks. A 48000 highly partisan crowd and a true occasion featuring many properly talented international players. £21 for absolute shite, no thanks.

Hartlepool charge £25 to get in. How shite is that.

greensleeves wrote:

Charlie Wood wrote:

I looked in on this thread last night whilst keeping one eye on Arsenal and Chelsea on the telly and just wondered why anybody bothers anymore. What went before was bad enough but three years scuffing around at the very bottom of the professional pyramid must surely sap the most rabid supporters will to live.
 
In retrospect the raising of the match day price to £21 was the final straw for me, as Fat Bob said "if you want entertainment go to the cinema", how right he was and it'll be a feckin sight cheaper as well. I've just bought a ticket (6 quid, sorry only standing room left) for the provincial rugby final in Cape Town on Saturday between the Western Province (my boys) and the Natal Sharks. A 48000 highly partisan crowd and a true occasion featuring many properly talented international players. £21 for absolute shite, no thanks.

Hartlepool charge £25 to get in. How shite is that.

Just goes to show how messed up football is overall.

They probably have a few more higher profile fixtures than we do meaning additional (extortionate) policing costs. Just one example of how the average fan is getting ripped off.

Colin Lee anyone?

Must be a decent cheap manager knocking about.

knecht wrote:

Paul Tisdale.

He's definitely turned down Swansea and Southampton and maybe Swindon, although I can't be sure about the latter. He has a very strong working relationship with Julian Tagg and has described his working environment at City in glowing terms. Do you think he would leave all that to work under a man like Brent? Rest assured that people in football know the score at Argyle.

jabba the gut ecfc wrote:

knecht wrote:

Paul Tisdale.

He's definitely turned down Swansea and Southampton and maybe Swindon, although I can't be sure about the latter. He has a very strong working relationship with Julian Tagg and has described his working environment at City in glowing terms. Do you think he would leave all that to work under a man like Brent? Rest assured that people in football know the score at Argyle

I was hoping that one of the less eloquent extwer posters would bite or even one of our own

It does seem thaT he has done a good job for you. I garee why would he want to mleave for here.

knecht wrote:

jabba the gut ecfc wrote:

knecht wrote:

Paul Tisdale.

He's definitely turned down Swansea and Southampton and maybe Swindon, although I can't be sure about the latter. He has a very strong working relationship with Julian Tagg and has described his working environment at City in glowing terms. Do you think he would leave all that to work under a man like Brent? Rest assured that people in football know the score at Argyle

I was hoping that one of the less eloquent extwer posters would bite or even one of our own

It does seem thaT he has done a good job for you. I garee why would he want to mleave for here.

OK, hands up - you got me bang to rights.

BTW - you wouldn't happen to be drowning your sorrows would you? Either that or your keyboard is broken.