Anyone Else Hearing It’s Eddie Howe?

[fluffysheepsupporter]

One or two of Bournemouths U21 team, especially scoring forwards would not go amiss.

[billybersham]

Originally Posted by redinsaudi

The only things I would say are this:

He would get more coverage and wages joining us than a lower half prem team
He got Bournemouth from nearly going to the National league to the premier league in seven seasons.

So your telling me Wrexham are going to pay him more than his last contract of 4 million pound a year?

[Blazes]

You mustn't forget the Netflix angle.

It would suit the LaLa lads to keep Keates on a while longer, since he is the ideal character for a documentary with a "narrative", the narrative of the clueless manager, unable to speak proper English (this is Wales, though), in a quite big stadium in a quite small town. Let this comical character shoot himself in the feet for a few games, then sack him and ......the story BEGINS.

Bring in young successful (on the whole ) coach, who begins the long journey upwards.

6/7 years later, triumphant bus tour through the little town and all the little towns of North Wales..
Millions of dollars showered down from Netflix and the world audience...

[DenbighRed]

Get real

[bowler]

The little town is fast becoming a ghost town,

[bowler]

I think you've got mixed up I think it's Mr Ed the horse if anyone is old enough to remember him on TV. Now he he would be a perfect fit for Keates.

[FieldtownRed]

More likely to be Don Howe.

[Haruki]

As long as it’s not Dean Keates

[louisleftboot]

Originally Posted by Blazes

You mustn't forget the Netflix angle.

It would suit the LaLa lads to keep Keates on a while longer, since he is the ideal character for a documentary with a "narrative", the narrative of the clueless manager, unable to speak proper English (this is Wales, though), in a quite big stadium in a quite small town. Let this comical character shoot himself in the feet for a few games, then sack him and ......the story BEGINS.

Bring in young successful (on the whole ) coach, who begins the long journey upwards.

6/7 years later, triumphant bus tour through the little town and all the little towns of North Wales..
Millions of dollars showered down from Netflix and the world audience...

Agree with this. Much better show to have a couple of episodes with a clueless, occasionally lucky, disliked coaching team working amateurishly before he’s removed.

Eddie Howe wouldn’t need the money to be fair, don’t think we’d need to match the £4m per year somehow.