BensGrandad
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Dont think TB will be swayed in his view for a new manager but may want to keep NJ in some capacity. At a push NJ as No 1 but only with a very experienced no 2.
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- Thread starter Stumpy Tim
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With there being a major shortage of decent managerial options other than Pulis which seems unlikely with Premier League jobs soon to become available I can see a lot of merit in Jones staying in charge temporarily as he has made a big difference so far and will know better than anyone where we need strengthening.
Hughton doesn't inspire me with a great deal of confidence so let's hold fire for a while and keep with the man who averages two points per game which is in stark contrast to our season prior to this.
Hughton doesn't inspire me with a great deal of confidence so let's hold fire for a while and keep with the man who averages two points per game which is in stark contrast to our season prior to this.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Lol. People who post here are so stupid and cretinous. God I love this place
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Great win.
No one on here knows what Jones is like behind the scenes, how much respect and loyalty he has from the players. I know I don't, but if the vibe is positive and we start winning, give him a go.
No one on here knows what Jones is like behind the scenes, how much respect and loyalty he has from the players. I know I don't, but if the vibe is positive and we start winning, give him a go.
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Hinslewood lost Zamora, who let's face it was our messi!
Seasider78
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- Nov 14, 2004
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Pleased for Jones and hope the last couple of games is enough for the club to ensure he retains a position within the club and for the fans to appreciate his talents more. However I do not believe he is the man to take us forward in the long term. Great result tonight but listening to the commentary a big part of that was due to Holla and Ince who gave us a solid base which we have been crying out for all season. I cannot shake the feeling that had JFC a and Gardner not been ill we would have seen a different starting eleven and perhaps a different result.
Not that this makes much difference as results aside I imagine bloom already knows who will likely be our next manager
Not that this makes much difference as results aside I imagine bloom already knows who will likely be our next manager
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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So 'Tinselhead' got worse from game 1 to 2 (a win followed by a draw)?
Jones has started with a draw and now progressed to a win. Your trend is already discombobulated.
Although you'd have presumably put up with Hyppia's monotone bollocks if he'd been taking two points a game.
wigman
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Great win last night and fair play for that, however do not let this distract you from the facts.
He is not the man to take us forward and achieve our Premier League ambition.
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
That is an opinion rather than a fact.
spanish flair
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Do we not learn from the past.
Wood, Hinshelwood, Booker and Booker/ White.
Wood, Hinshelwood, Booker and Booker/ White.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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involves different years
involves different players
involves different managers
involves different financial clout
involves different stadium
involves different teams in the division
So, apart from literally almost every variable having been altered, you're right. It's PROOF it can't work....
Marshy
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Paris
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Jones deserves his chance. Keep him in the hotseat until the end of the season. If he gets us to within a whisker of the play-off places come May we can bring Adams back for Part 3.
Keep Nathan Jones as no.1.
Keep Nathan Jones as no.1.