Walsall's good start.
 

As someone who was glad to see Dean Keates leave Wrexham, could it be that Keates is a better manager without Carl Darlington. Even his last few matches the end of last season were good enough to take Walsall up the league. Just a thought!.

Re: Walsall's good start.
 

[QUOTE=draig arian;2176387]As someone who was glad to see Dean Keates leave Wrexham, could it be that Keates is a better manager without Carl Darlington. Even his last few matches the end of last season were good enough to take Walsall up the league. Just a thought!.[/QUOTE]

See he's taken on Josh Gordon from Leicester as a bit of a gamble for the future. A young man who was recommended to Wrexham a while back.
Keates has made a positive start and I for one hope he does well _ Wrexham being where he started his career in management.

Re: Walsall's good start.
 

How’s Cook getting on higher up?

Re: Walsall's good start.
 

[QUOTE=NottsRed;2176401]How’s Cook getting on higher up?[/QUOTE]

I read some reports of the last game. People seem pleased with him, recognise that he does a lot of the physical work to enable others to play. Ferrier is the one they are raving about though

Re: Walsall's good start.
 

Should this now not be in other football section

Re: Walsall's good start.
 

[QUOTE=WasanActonlad;2176407]Should this now not be in other football section[/QUOTE]

Yes

Re: Walsall's good start.
 

[QUOTE=moldroadred;2176410]Yes[/QUOTE]

Keats' success is obviously upsetting some people.

Re: Walsall's good start.
 

[QUOTE=Cornish Taff;2176417]Keats' success is obviously upsetting some people.[/QUOTE]

Well he was a romantic poet, so some maybe jealous.

Re: Walsall's good start.
 

he could actually be a very good manager - watch him bugger off to Birmingham or somewhere higher up at the first opportunity. 'the only club that could have got me to leave Walsall', etc, etc,

Anyway, agree General Footy.