Jose Riga sacked by blackpool

[Bucharest49]

Jose Riga: Championship strugglers Blackpool sack manager

Blackpool have sacked manager Jose Riga, with the club currently bottom of the Championship table.
Riga, 57, was appointed Tangerines boss in June but has won just one of 15 games in charge in all competitions, with 11 defeats.
The Belgian took over a Seasiders squad that had just six first-team players.
Despite assembling a squad, Riga has been unable to settle a side and had questioned chairman's Karl Oyston's commitment to signing new players.
The Lancashire club, who were in the Premier League four seasons ago, are now searching for a fifth manager since Ian Holloway left for Crystal Palace in November 2012.

And another goes we're will it end

 

[KLUNK]

So, the 3 teams below us have all sacked their managers after poor starts...

 

[Theatre of Trees]

This one was always going to happen though, so no surprise.

 

[Rugrat]

Blackpool look destined for a lot worse than L1 I think

Feel for Orlandi ... not sure how he couldn't do better than that

 

[BensGrandad]

Noel Blake, now that brings back memories, taking temporary charge.

 

[Keeping The Dream Alive.]

This is probably true. People often say parachute payments gives relegated teams an unfair advantage, but it really doesn't seem to. The Premier League seems to be a curse for some clubs.

It's their chairman who is a curse.

 

[Rugrat]

So, the 3 teams below us have all sacked their managers after poor starts...

..and 3 of the 4 above us!

 

[Murray 17]

Could do a job? (Thought I'd be the first to say it!)

 

[Rugrat]

Could do a job? (Thought I'd be the first to say it!)

Seems like a thoroughly nice bloke but if that's the criteria might as well get Calderon, who appears to be a favourite for many

 

[Postman Pat]

Seems like a thoroughly nice bloke but if that's the criteria might as well get Calderon, who appears to be a favourite for many

Blackpool fans were pretty happy with him.

http://www.backhenrystreet.co.uk/thread-22271.html

Seems we could do a lot worse.

 

[Ernest]

I said weeks ago he could do a good job for us

 

[BensGrandad]

Apparently Blackpool are one of a very few league clubs trading in the black so Oysten is doing something right.

 

[Blackadder]

He was pretty good in organising their defence on limited resources.

 

[Rookie]

Amazed he lasted that long, thought he would have walked very early

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Apparently Blackpool are one of a very few league clubs trading in the black so Oysten is doing something right.

I wonder why?

Oh that's right it's due to them not spending any F**king money at all whilst taking the parachute money

 

[BensGrandad]

I wonder why?

Oh that's right it's due to them not spending any F**king money at all whilst taking the parachute money

But that is his choice of the route to take and is not expecting promotion but consolidstion in the championship, hence the sacking.

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

But that is his choice of the route to take and is not expecting promotion but consolidstion in the championship, hence the sacking.

No. He's draining the club totally of any cash.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Bolton and/or Birmingham picking up 3 points this Saturday and us losing or picking up a point at Bournemouth in the late afternoon kick off will see another sacking.

 

[BensGrandad]

He or rather his dad put it all in to the club in the first place unlike TB he is seeking repayment of part of it. He is not putting the club in jeopardy as Archer and so did us

 

[TonyW]

But that is his choice of the route to take and is not expecting promotion but consolidstion in the championship, hence the sacking.

Consolidation, funk me, total disaster more like.
Very, very dodgy family.
The sooner they are out of football the better.
Maybe they could take the pricks from Leeds and Watford with them.