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Again, I don't disagree with anything you say - but just that the sneering of Wigan is a little wide of the mark.
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Poyet To Wigan!?!
- Thread starter Hornblower
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Again, I don't disagree with anything you say - but just that the sneering of Wigan is a little wide of the mark.
gripper stebson
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Cool. Just as long as you can pop over here every so often to tell us what we can and can't do that'd be superb. Ta x
Icy Gull
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I think it's got more to do with Gus oft quoted " I'll only leave for a big club" comments and the fact that he's been linked to Wigan. However you dress it up Wigan are not and never will be a big club.
VHA on NSC
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Sure, how about contribute to the debate with something of substance rather than attempt to score points with tiresome personal shots?
VHA on NSC
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Agree. Could also be argued that he's now been forced to set his sights a little lower!
gripper stebson
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Us - growing club with big gates (at the moment) and potential.
Wigan - very small club with Prem money and squad.
If Wigan fail to bounce back straight away they could be in REAL trouble. Same as you the season after next!
COYP
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You know what it really reminds me of? A certain Mr. Greedman saying 'I never leave a job half finished'
gripper stebson
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You know what it really reminds me of? A certain Mr. Greedman saying 'I never leave a job half finished'
I must admit the thought of Mr Poyet standing on the touchline at a rain swept JJB Stadium being watched by 8,000 fans playing Yeovil on a Tuesday night does make me smile!
portslade seagull
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Please Poyet if you want out just leave so we can move forward
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So, at the moment and for the next couple of years, both sides have a roughly equal chance of going up.
I presume the comment about Palace being in trouble was in jest, and accord it the hearty guffaw it deserves.
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Postman Pat
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Doesn't look like it will be Wigan....
Steve McClaren and Owen Coyle are Wigan's top candidates for manager role
By Jack Gaughan
PUBLISHED: 16:30 EST, 12 June 2013 | UPDATED: 16:30 EST, 12 June 2013
Wigan see Steve McClaren and Owen Coyle as the top two candidates to succeed Roberto Martinez and the club hope to make an announcement on Thursday.
McClaren, who was sacked by Nottingham Forest in 2011, was lined up to replace Martinez last summer when it looked as though the Spaniard would join Liverpool.
The former England boss is believed to have the edge over Coyle, who left Bolton Wanderers in October.
Owner Dave Whelan has revealed he wanted to focus on managers who are out of work, which seemingly rules out Gus Poyet, on gardening leave at Brighton, MK Dons’ Karl Robinson and Charlton’s Chris Powell.
‘I have tried to stay away from managers who are in work at the moment because there is a fee involved with those,’ Whelan said.
‘There are plenty of excellent managers who are looking for a job. There are quite a few well-known lads out there.
‘We will be finished interviewing today. I’ve told the ones I’ve already spoken to that there will be a decision made tomorrow.’
Whelan is confident of having a deal concluded before he goes to Barbados this weekend.
Steve McClaren and Owen Coyle are Wigan's top candidates for manager role
By Jack Gaughan
PUBLISHED: 16:30 EST, 12 June 2013 | UPDATED: 16:30 EST, 12 June 2013
Wigan see Steve McClaren and Owen Coyle as the top two candidates to succeed Roberto Martinez and the club hope to make an announcement on Thursday.
McClaren, who was sacked by Nottingham Forest in 2011, was lined up to replace Martinez last summer when it looked as though the Spaniard would join Liverpool.
The former England boss is believed to have the edge over Coyle, who left Bolton Wanderers in October.
Owner Dave Whelan has revealed he wanted to focus on managers who are out of work, which seemingly rules out Gus Poyet, on gardening leave at Brighton, MK Dons’ Karl Robinson and Charlton’s Chris Powell.
‘I have tried to stay away from managers who are in work at the moment because there is a fee involved with those,’ Whelan said.
‘There are plenty of excellent managers who are looking for a job. There are quite a few well-known lads out there.
‘We will be finished interviewing today. I’ve told the ones I’ve already spoken to that there will be a decision made tomorrow.’
Whelan is confident of having a deal concluded before he goes to Barbados this weekend.
pornomagboy
wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
So gus is now a grounds man at the Amex
deletebeepbeepbeep
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No Malaga, no Wigan- looks increasingly likely we are going to have to pay Poyet off unless we have some pretty serious grounds to just sack him on.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Still Swansea as an option but the alternatives are running out fast
pornomagboy
wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
The spurs job might be available soon avb goes to psg
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deletebeepbeepbeep
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I imagine that's more to do with money then anything else, I'm sure if Poyet was a free agent he'd be preferred iver Coyle. I mean Coyle? ****ing hell...
Money or not. Wigan wont be short of it!
The best manager to get them promoted will be their priority.