Harrison to Hartlepool - RedPassion.co.uk

richard1 · 27th May 2017, 10.24:14

TNS Manager Craig Harrison was appointed the new Hartlepool manager yesterday. Should be interesting how his new full time team competes in a league with about a dozen other full time teams.

For these RP' ers how thought that he should have been our manager after Mills went, it should be interesting to see if they were right and he gets Hartlepool back into the league within 2 years.

Superunknown · 27th May 2017, 10.41:22

Big risk for them imo but potential for a high reward. Like you said it'll be interesting to see how he does but for our sake hopefully it's not too well.

WasanActonlad · 27th May 2017, 10.54:02

Though part of the jigsaw was Darlington, had we gone for Harrison, I'm sure Darlington would have been part of deal, now we have Darlington and Harrison is Hartlepool , will be very interesting to see how he does on his own.
Also wether he returns to the WPL for players.

On a sidenote will be interesting to see who has who on the opening day, what would be the odds of us getting H'pool on opening fixture, as we were both each others first fixture in the start of each of our Football league career back in 1921(?), and opening fixture will be Hartlepool,s first in non league since that date. (10-1 anyone)

89Leader · 27th May 2017, 11.02:31

Be interesting to see how he does. Good luck to the guy

Wrexham's Patrick Bateman · 27th May 2017, 12.20:12

Wouldn't think it will make much difference to TNS....Mickey Mouse could be their manager.....They'd still walk the WPL...

John Neals Dynasty · 27th May 2017, 12.28:11

Well to be fair to him with doing a good job at Airbus and TNS he has more managerial experience than Keates had when he took over here so good luck to him.
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stanvax · 27th May 2017, 14.21:41

Problem is with being the TNS manager - No one knows whether your Antonio Conte or Gary Mills - the results would be the same

NottsRed · 27th May 2017, 14.38:13

Be a test to see if he can cut the mustard. No longer the big fish in a small pond.

Personally i think he will miss Darlingtons experience.

BillEBadass · 27th May 2017, 15.19:06

Always thought he would have gone to a League Club -especially if he still had Darlington as a partner. 'Pools could do well next season and I expect them to be challenging at the end but it's a big task for a manager in his first year in this League.
Good luck to them anyway as long as they are behind us.

27th May 2017, 10.24:14	#1-0 (permalink)
richard1 Squad Player Joined: Oct 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Harrison to Hartlepool TNS Manager Craig Harrison was appointed the new Hartlepool manager yesterday. Should be interesting how his new full time team competes in a league with about a dozen other full time teams. For these RP' ers how thought that he should have been our manager after Mills went, it should be interesting to see if they were right and he gets Hartlepool back into the league within 2 years.

27th May 2017, 10.41:22	#2-0 (permalink)
Superunknown Legend Joined: May 2014 Racecourse Spot: Tech End Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Harrison to Hartlepool Big risk for them imo but potential for a high reward. Like you said it'll be interesting to see how he does but for our sake hopefully it's not too well.

27th May 2017, 10.54:02	#3-0 (permalink)
WasanActonlad Legend Joined: Feb 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Harrison to Hartlepool Though part of the jigsaw was Darlington, had we gone for Harrison, I'm sure Darlington would have been part of deal, now we have Darlington and Harrison is Hartlepool , will be very interesting to see how he does on his own. Also wether he returns to the WPL for players. On a sidenote will be interesting to see who has who on the opening day, what would be the odds of us getting H'pool on opening fixture, as we were both each others first fixture in the start of each of our Football league career back in 1921(?), and opening fixture will be Hartlepool,s first in non league since that date. (10-1 anyone) Last edited by WasanActonlad; 27th May 2017 at 10.56:07..

27th May 2017, 11.02:31	#4-0 (permalink)
89Leader Legend Joined: Jun 2011 Racecourse Spot: Mold road or behind goal Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Harrison to Hartlepool Be interesting to see how he does. Good luck to the guy

27th May 2017, 12.20:12	#5-0 (permalink)
Wrexham's Patrick Bateman Legend Joined: Jun 2009 Racecourse Spot: MRS Near Kop end Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Harrison to Hartlepool Wouldn't think it will make much difference to TNS....Mickey Mouse could be their manager.....They'd still walk the WPL... __________________ Always right... FACT

27th May 2017, 12.28:11	#6-0 (permalink)
John Neals Dynasty Part Time ITV4 Pundit Joined: Apr 2009 Racecourse Spot: ERS but missing the Kop Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Harrison to Hartlepool Well to be fair to him with doing a good job at Airbus and TNS he has more managerial experience than Keates had when he took over here so good luck to him. Posted via mobile theme

27th May 2017, 14.21:41	#7-0 (permalink)
stanvax First Teamer Joined: Nov 2007 Racecourse Spot: Kop end of Yale stand Real Name: Twitter: @kensdavies	Re: Harrison to Hartlepool Problem is with being the TNS manager - No one knows whether your Antonio Conte or Gary Mills - the results would be the same

27th May 2017, 14.38:13	#8-0 (permalink)
NottsRed Part Time ITV4 Pundit Joined: Oct 2013 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Harrison to Hartlepool Be a test to see if he can cut the mustard. No longer the big fish in a small pond. Personally i think he will miss Darlingtons experience.

27th May 2017, 15.19:06	#9-0 (permalink)
BillEBadass Due a Testimonial Joined: Mar 2011 Racecourse Spot: Yale Stand Real Name: Bill E. Badass Twitter: @	Re: Harrison to Hartlepool Always thought he would have gone to a League Club -especially if he still had Darlington as a partner. 'Pools could do well next season and I expect them to be challenging at the end but it's a big task for a manager in his first year in this League. Good luck to them anyway as long as they are behind us.