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Silvo · 21st November 2020, 10.22:49

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Originally Posted by Back of the Kop

If R&R (or rather our new CEO) want the Cowley's money won't be an issue

The issue will be whether they want to drop back to the NL

Hopefully the Cowley would see it as a massive opportunity to take a club as high as possible.

Prodigal Dragon · 21st November 2020, 10.24:41

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Originally Posted by Back of the Kop

If R&R (or rather our new CEO) want the Cowley's money won't be an issue

The issue will be whether they want to drop back to the NL

I think they would come to Wrexham because we now have the ambition and the resources to match.

They walked away from Huddersfield because of a disagreement over their ambitions and those of the owner.

It's possible, but would they fit the new CEO's criteria? I do not know.

davewilli · 21st November 2020, 10.33:08

Danny Cowley on Soccer AM, we may get a clue what his plans are.

moynkeepthefaith · 21st November 2020, 10.34:06

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Originally Posted by Prodigal Dragon

I think they would come to Wrexham because we now have the ambition and the resources to match.

They walked away from Huddersfield because of a disagreement over their ambitions and those of the owner.

It's possible, but would they fit the new CEO's criteria? I do not know.

I sincerely hope they would fit the new CEO's criteria. I also find it interesting that they have not been offered anything since Huddersfield - unless they already have ......

standman · 21st November 2020, 11.04:28

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Originally Posted by jonesy

They're all heroes to me.

I wouldn't have Savage or Hughes as a manager without a natiional league advisor and Saunders has baggage (which makes good tv) but if he'd stayed put I'm pretty sure he would have got us promoted..

Discuss..

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Funny_Old_Game · 21st November 2020, 11.23:46

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Originally Posted by jonesy

They're all heroes to me.

I wouldn't have Savage or Hughes as a manager without a natiional league advisor and Saunders has baggage (which makes good tv) but if he'd stayed put I'm pretty sure he would have got us promoted..

Discuss..

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cynprifathro · 21st November 2020, 11.24:18

Robbie Savage, thoroughly good bloke, average footballer, wanted to become a 'character' then a celebrity and did so!
Mark Hughes, very good striker, hotheaded at times, variable club managerial success despite being well-backed by wealthy owners, tactically found wanting, past his sell buy date at higher level, no non-league experience.
Dean Saunders, good footballer, fully backed by Geoff Moss, nearly got us into the EFL, did OK at Doncaster then downward spiral after mistakenly appointed by the wealthy Steve Morgan who tried to dabble in football club ownership! Blew his radio opportunities through his own arrogance and foolishness!

exiledwrexham · 21st November 2020, 11.59:12

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Originally Posted by Silvo

Liked Hughes as a player but as a manager the Premier Leagues version of Dean Keates.
Savage is involved with Macc now and has no managerial experience.
Saunders.... No thank you! Should be looking at getting in the Cowley brothers if possible but that's just my opinion.

Agree

Vorporix · 21st November 2020, 12.43:11

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Originally Posted by Mr Wonderful

No.
No
And No.

This, this and this!!

harrypothead · 21st November 2020, 13.23:40

Just going to throw this name out there, as I know he did a great job at our level, is always professional about how he sets up his teams regarding training etc. And would tick a lot of boxes for the documentary. He is at a club now that is struggling financially, and he is someone I'd be happy with here. That person is Sol Campbell.

There are also other ex premier league players that would be good for the documentary, with Robbie Fowler being one of them. If Peter Moore comes in the Fowler would be a possibility. The Cowleys have done well with Lincoln yes, but are they big names that would intrest the general public to tune in and watch ot on the tv. With a big name like Campbell or Fowler, people from all over the world would be interested in tuning in and seing how they do.

Cowleys would be best for footballing reasons but to put us out there and to get people interested in us we will need a big name, and someone who played at the very top.

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cynprifathro Club Captain Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Robbie Savage, Mark Hughes and Dean Saunders Robbie Savage, thoroughly good bloke, average footballer, wanted to become a 'character' then a celebrity and did so! Mark Hughes, very good striker, hotheaded at times, variable club managerial success despite being well-backed by wealthy owners, tactically found wanting, past his sell buy date at higher level, no non-league experience. Dean Saunders, good footballer, fully backed by Geoff Moss, nearly got us into the EFL, did OK at Doncaster then downward spiral after mistakenly appointed by the wealthy Steve Morgan who tried to dabble in football club ownership! Blew his radio opportunities through his own arrogance and foolishness!

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harrypothead Cult Hero Racecourse Spot: Used to be the back of the KOP! Real Name: Tom Twitter: @@tomtitch	Re: Robbie Savage, Mark Hughes and Dean Saunders Just going to throw this name out there, as I know he did a great job at our level, is always professional about how he sets up his teams regarding training etc. And would tick a lot of boxes for the documentary. He is at a club now that is struggling financially, and he is someone I'd be happy with here. That person is Sol Campbell. There are also other ex premier league players that would be good for the documentary, with Robbie Fowler being one of them. If Peter Moore comes in the Fowler would be a possibility. The Cowleys have done well with Lincoln yes, but are they big names that would intrest the general public to tune in and watch ot on the tv. With a big name like Campbell or Fowler, people from all over the world would be interested in tuning in and seing how they do. Cowleys would be best for footballing reasons but to put us out there and to get people interested in us we will need a big name, and someone who played at the very top. __________________ Mr Panesar said: "Gurman Singh was well-regarded, well-respected. He did know his job, he did know how to apply the laws of refereeing in a wholly impartial and competent fashion." Last edited by harrypothead; 21st November 2020 at 13.24:50..