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Mark McGhee to be offered managers job at
- Thread starter Uncle Spielberg
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Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
I can't see Mcghee joining WBA espically him being a ex-Wolves manager, the Leeds job could be ideal for him.
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He'd do alright with a bit of money (ie Leeds), just needs to work on his appaling man-management skills.
Billy the Fish
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If he had the same record with us but didn't fall out with players and create a bad atmosphere around the club, then he wolud still be here now. It was the nature of the defeats, not just the fact that we lost.chez said:
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Of course West Brom are going to appoint a manager who has hardly been a recent success and is also an ex Wolves manager.
Must try harder Garth.
Must try harder Garth.
Im shocked I didnt see the word Tesco
London Irish
Well-known member
chez said:
Yes, no great fan of Spielberg but this was different class, probably the best exploration of the morality of state violence ever in the history of cinema, obviously informed by his own doubts about Israel's current path. Brave stuff, for a so-called populist, in today's American climate.
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British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
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chez said:
Well it's all down to supply & demand really. The fans demand a certain level of performance and McGhee failed to suply it! Mcghee has gone and this is now the Wilkins era so lets get behind him and see where he takes us!
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Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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British Bulldog said:
I agree, but was sad to see the way MM was sacked whilst I was away. Although Deano has made a reasonable start I suspect he is the 1st Albion manager EVER to concede 3 goals in 4 mins and has now managed to lose a lead twice in 4 games. Good luck to him but how long before he gets the same treatment from NSC as MM did and all because the club won't back him with cash?? I fully expect MM to get a job offer elsewhere and at a bigger club than us, it may not be West Brom but it will be a step up from here.
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London Irish
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Icy Gull said:
They've already started the scapegoating, with that perfectly reasonable subbling of Reid by Butters held up as the utterly irrational reason why we lost last night.
Why is it that some Albion fans can't simply accept that we got beaten by a better team? And then move on?
It happened a lot in the Championship because nearly every team WAS clearly better than us, except for a small group that included Crewe, QPR, Millwall and Sheff Wed.
And good to see you back on here
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Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
LI, I don't think there was any scapegoating per se. This forum is here to discuss what went on in the football (10%) and a lot of rubbish (90%).
The manager is bound to receive criticism if a substitute didn't work and alternatively receive plaudits when they work a treat.
If a manager should be wholly free from criticism then why should he gain plaudits for his decent work and wise decisions. He lives and learns - I am sure he will be the first to admit that the substitution didn't work.
The manager is bound to receive criticism if a substitute didn't work and alternatively receive plaudits when they work a treat.
If a manager should be wholly free from criticism then why should he gain plaudits for his decent work and wise decisions. He lives and learns - I am sure he will be the first to admit that the substitution didn't work.
As far as I can see most people were saying it was a mistake and gave valid reasons. LI gave a valid reason why it wasn't. Its just his reason was wrong and seemed to show little knowledge of actual football. Not much scapegoating, just saying it was a mistake.
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Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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London Irish said:
Oh do be quiet.
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Uncle Buck
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Les Biehn said:
Just him.