I take your point but that would be a massive gamble at this point in the season remember he has to hit the ground running if not this season will be a written off by xmasRegardless of whether Brentford was pumping in money or not, he has been a massive success.
So using that as an example, there’s no reason why we shouldn’t recruit someone with no Championship experience, possibly from the continent
I used to be a bit of a cunt when I was younger.
How funny,I was going to say similar but now as an ex younger person I thought I would sit on my answer but then forgot what the question was
Ah, you're a little different from me. You're a daft cunt.How funny,I was going to say similar but now as an ex younger person I thought I would sit on my answer but then forgot what the question was
Heard there was a lengthy queue forming,
So it's true, he is into that.
You're not wrong, I was going to pop into the Haters for a light ale and to find out views on Colin Wanker's joining, saw the queue and thought I'd swerve it until someone said nah mate, this is the BP is a cunt queue. Now sitting in the haters on my own waiting for a scotch egg and a few regulars.Heard there was a lengthy queue forming,
I don't know Ilderton, I suppose different people will have different requirements for the answer. I was just merely pointing out that knowing the club Is something that very few managers out there would be able to write that on their c.v, so him being away from the club for 20 years, at worst, puts him at the same disadvantage as every other candidate.
You don’t make split decisions like that overnight as an owner without a contingency plan in place. Rowett being tapped up by another club and walking is more likely the real scenario.
A "scotch egg"? Sounds like another vote for Callum Davidson to me
We can't be too different,we both find our way to the Den and to away games,if you don't do these well then we are a little differentAh, you're a little different from me. You're a daft cunt.
Club and Rowett have both explained what happened, not in fine detail but enough to put an end to conspiracy theories, it's logical, understandable and what they have said is the only proof we have of anything that went on.
Do you think he will want to play the way we need to play and ditch what he has learnt at spurs?
Plymouth are playing fast, attacking football and seem to be getting plenty of praise for doing so but would most of our fans who keep moaning that we don't play that way, be happy to have 11 points from 11 games and lose 2-0 at home to the most boring, clueless team in the division?I've looked up a fair bit about Muscat when he was touted for Rangers.
Who is Kevin Muscat, the manager? - Video debate
Japanese football journalist Dan Orlowitz joins Derek and Adam to discuss Rangers-linked manager Kevin Muscat.www.rangersreview.co.uk
I personally would like someone who plays fast, attacking football rather than the plod plod hoof that we are used to. Going to the merry go round of former Championship managers such as Wilder, Beale, Cotterill, Nathan Jones, Warnock - They may have been successful once (so was Holloway) but they're out of work for a reason.
Muscat may not work out, he may not want to come, any appointment carries some element of risk. The fact he was an absolute thug as a player, is neither here nor there to me.
You may remember I even had trouble doing that for the last home game!We can't be too different,we both find our way to the Den and to away games,if you don't do these well then we are a little different
He’s ruled himself out anyway, he’s a scouser.
