Robbie Savage, Mark Hughes and Dean Saunders

[woblob04]

Why the need for a thread? Spencer is gonna be new CEO and he will bring Ricketts back home, after he gets sacked by Shrewsbury. Bobby grant comes back with a contract that would make einstein's brain itch and Rutherford is the overdubbed commentary for the doc on Netflix.

[dragon48]

OK, so let’s sit back and think what it is we don’t like about Keates and co, personalities aside. Poor tactics, lack of coaching, weak man management would come close, I think.
So why do we need someone with non-league experience? I don’t get it. Usual argument about anyone else would be, ‘They wouldn’t want to come here’ or ‘We couldn’t afford them’.
I’m thinking that’s changed now. This thing of R+R is a project which the world is, quite clearly, watching. Why wouldn’t a football guy with top experience not want to jump on board, with all the publicity on offer? Not as much money as some could offer perhaps, but hey
I know a bloke currently working in China (a long way away) who, last heard of, lives on the Wirral (up the road) who might be interested. Speaks Spanish. And no, I haven’t been drinking (much). Why can’t we dream? Think where we all were only a few weeks ago.
OK, shout me down......

[redavid]

Originally Posted by harrypothead

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.

Oh Really , Remember Didi Hamman at Stockport ? that went well didnt it ?

[redavid]

Originally Posted by Royal welsh red

Promoted out of our league, promoted from league 2, in and around the play offs of league 1 before leaving for Huddersfield and keeping them in the championship. Oh, and an fa cup quarter final.

I’d take that to be honest.

well ok , good points.

[redavid]

Originally Posted by wrexhamforever16

Limited? Are you for real? They did a bloody fine job at Braintree with no cash, went to Lincoln did well, ended up making there own cash for the club by getting to the quarter finals of fa cup. Two promotions to league 1, in and around play offs in league 1 & left for a side they realistically they shouldn’t have as Huddersfield was & still is a bit of a basket club. The Cowley Brothers are very good managers and are highly rated by anyone who’s played for them or coached alongside them. Sadly they are likely to still be out of our reach even with the money, but that’s the best about that we could hope to get here

Ok i take your point , Still out of work though arent they .

[Silvo]

Originally Posted by redavid

Ok i take your point , Still out of work though arent they .

On self imposed break but have recently said they are willing to listen if the right offer comes along.

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/re...eld-town-exit/

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by harrypothead

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.

Strange approach. Surely we have been ‘noticed’ and now we need a management team that will deliver results that in turn will create interest. What we do not need is a freak show with high profile but unproven management.

[krux]

Originally Posted by dragon48

OK, so let’s sit back and think what it is we don’t like about Keates and co, personalities aside. Poor tactics, lack of coaching, weak man management would come close, I think.
So why do we need someone with non-league experience? I don’t get it. Usual argument about anyone else would be, ‘They wouldn’t want to come here’ or ‘We couldn’t afford them’.
I’m thinking that’s changed now. This thing of R+R is a project which the world is, quite clearly, watching. Why wouldn’t a football guy with top experience not want to jump on board, with all the publicity on offer? Not as much money as some could offer perhaps, but hey
I know a bloke currently working in China (a long way away) who, last heard of, lives on the Wirral (up the road) who might be interested. Speaks Spanish. And no, I haven’t been drinking (much). Why can’t we dream? Think where we all were only a few weeks ago.
OK, shout me down......

Wanting someone who knows the league is at least a logical reason for wanting someone.

What is the reason for wanting the bloke working in china? Celebrity appeal?

Which one of those reasons makes sense from a stone cold logic viewpoint?
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[LlayDragon]

Originally Posted by moynkeepthefaith

Strange approach. Surely we have been ‘noticed’ and now we need a management team that will deliver results that in turn will create interest. What we do not need is a freak show with high profile but unproven management.

Harry suggesting a strange approach?

Well I never.