Lindfield by the Pond
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Why would he want to come here? First hint of trouble and the boo boys start up, and the chairman swings the axe. He could well do without the agro. We'll be stuck with DW and BB.
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New manager - Paul Ince..............
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Mendoza
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He is at withdean now apparently
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Behind Enemy Lines
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I hope not. I want Dowie.
coventrygull
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Hope not as we would be turning into Coventry city mark II
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Ince really? i hope so that would be great!!!
SirDouglasLoft
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coventrygull
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Why all the speculation about Curbishley? Why would he take our job? He said on MOTD2 a few weeks back he only wants to manage in the Premier League, so we can rule him out barring a minor miracle!
I personally would love to appoint Paul Ince, he would be massive appointment, ok, he might only be here a short time, but he might not. He took a Premier League job and they sacked him before he got a chance, he might be reluctant to try again for a few years, he might take good advice and manage in the lower leagues for a few seasons for the experience, perhaps he should get a project club and take them into the Champ, maybe even the Prem. And hey, we're a perfect project club.
I personally would love to appoint Paul Ince, he would be massive appointment, ok, he might only be here a short time, but he might not. He took a Premier League job and they sacked him before he got a chance, he might be reluctant to try again for a few years, he might take good advice and manage in the lower leagues for a few seasons for the experience, perhaps he should get a project club and take them into the Champ, maybe even the Prem. And hey, we're a perfect project club.
Stumpy Tim
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I remember people saying McGhee would leave at the first chance and he stayed a while. Ince is getting a reputation for leaving clubs for a better offer so it's in his interests to hang on a while.
I have always said John Ward... not a big name but a great record at this level. But Ince would be great and is a big name so would boost the crowds
I have always said John Ward... not a big name but a great record at this level. But Ince would be great and is a big name so would boost the crowds
Behind Enemy Lines
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We wouldn't want an intelligent, thoughtful manager who did a great job with no money at Oldham and took Palace from the relegation zone to the play offs would we? Of course not. Currently, I'd be very happy if we were Coventry City Mark II.
coventrygull
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My point was that Cov sacked Micky. Then got Dowie in. We now have a few Cov rejects at the club. I don't think Chris Coleman would come but you never know
We don't deserve any loyalty from a manager. We don't have proper supporters. Our crowds are pathetic. Whenever things go wrong our fans turn against the club. We have a negative bunch of wankers who can't wait for an excuse to criticise the team, the players, the Manager and the Board. If Ince or anyone else comes here, does a job, and f***'s off somewhere else then fair play to him. To be honest, I think you'd be mad to come here.
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Behind Enemy Lines
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No of course not. My point is I think the club need to appoint an intelligent manager with modern ideas about getting the best out of the players rather than just a simplistic " keep the faith, hoof it" approach which typified Adam's hapless reign. I would be worried that Ince fits that mould too whereas Dowie's style is much more thoughtful. Whoever it is, the club's coaching structure must be completely overhauled.
I think every clubs like that
Ok, maybe I'm being a bit harsh, and I know this season has been utterly dire. But...
Premiership fans get a lot of criticism for being, well, wank glory seekers. But I remember when Everton had a terrible season under Mike Walker and stayed up on the last day, their fans got completely behind the team and manager all season and helped the club. When Keegan came back to Newcastle and wasn't getting results, their fans remained solidly behind the team and the players, knowing that supporting - proper supporting - would help the club. Leeds, for all their sins, have always had a good noisy support when I've been there with Brighton, and by their standards they are in an unbelievable state. And Tottenham too, their fans were still getting behind the team when Ramos was fumbling, and have remained positive behind Redknapp during his current bleak spell. We need to show the new manager, the team, and the club as whole some proper support. Hopefully Tuesday night will see a good positive Withdean helping us on to our second victory in a week!
coventrygull
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I agree. I was just jesting. I am unsure about Ince. I wouldn't be unhappy about Dowie coming in
seagull_special
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Dale Winton and Brian Blessed, oh well could be worse
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Don't want ince he is black
curbishley is the right man
curbishley is the right man