The Managerial Roundabout

[wakey]

thought they'd have gone for Steven Schumacher

[Johnnyrotten]

Wellington Silva

[Tonge moor green jacket]

Michael Tonge.

[Steejay]

Dr Martins Petrov

[tomski]

Paul Walsh’s

[gonzo]

Paul Clogba

Nike Willaims

 

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

Trevor Moccasin-clair 

[1969]

Jürgen flip flop 

[Zico]

Loafer Matthaus 

[Steejay]

Winston Broguarde

Edited December 23, 2024 by Steejay

[Stig]

Unfortunately Steve Clark(e) is still in work

[tomski]

Josh Dacres Clogley

[Blondi]

Socrates.

Edited December 23, 2024 by Blondi

[ianofcleveleys]

Terry Gibson

[TroySwoosh]

6 hours ago, Steejay said:

Kevin Nolan in at the Cobblers.

It'll give him good experience whilst Evatt keeps his seat warm

[Whitesince63]

21 hours ago, Johnnyrotten said:

I agree with your point but in Adam's case he has had 12 months - not saying that's enough, but its not like he only had 4 or 5 months like some.  They were relegated under him (not saying all his fault obviously) but I think they would have expected to be higher than 18th place in the division below at Christmas. 

That’s true but they knew it was his first managerial position and a tough task so he’s obviously going to be learning on the job. I accept they’re probably lower than expected but it was a risk they took and I think they might at least have given him this window to turn it around?

[Whitesince63]

12 hours ago, TroySwoosh said:

It'll give him good experience whilst Evatt keeps his seat warm

🤣

[wakey]

I was surprised by Nolan's win ratios in the 2 jobs he's been sacked from;

46.7% at Orient and 41.7% at Notts County.

Puts our fella's 50% into a bit of perspective.

[tomski]

[Johnnyrotten]

2 hours ago, wakey said:

I was surprised by Nolan's win ratios in the 2 jobs he's been sacked from;

46.7% at Orient and 41.7% at Notts County.

Puts our fella's 50% into a bit of perspective.

Presume success or otherwise is relative to expectation.  When he joined Notts County they'd lost 10 matches on the trot and were a point off the relegation places.

I always find it odd when "win" ratios are quoted.  Do draws count for nothing?  If we'd drawn a few of those losses last season we'd still have a 50% win ratio but we'd also have got promoted.

Or if we'd just drawn at Wembley we'd have had a penalty shoot out to go up.

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

Without context, is a practically meaningless statistic

[ianofcleveleys]

1 hour ago, Johnnyrotten said:

Presume success or otherwise is relative to expectation.  When he joined Notts County they'd lost 10 matches on the trot and were a point off the relegation places.

I always find it odd when "win" ratios are quoted.  Do draws count for nothing?  If we'd drawn a few of those losses last season we'd still have a 50% win ratio but we'd also have got promoted.

Or if we'd just drawn at Wembley we'd have had a penalty shoot out to go up.

Without doubt draws count. It's a meaningless stat managers like to hold on to. You could win 50% of your games in any season and be short of the play offs unless you throw in a good number of draws.

Successful sides either win or make sure they don't lose

Edited December 24, 2024 by ianofcleveleys

[Johnnyrotten]

Pete Wild, ex Barrow, replacing Adam at Fleetwood.

[ianofcleveleys]

37 minutes ago, Johnnyrotten said:

Pete Wild, ex Barrow, replacing Adam at Fleetwood.

Seen that earlier, think he might be a good fit for the Cods 

[tomski]

2 hours ago, Johnnyrotten said:

Pete Wild, ex Barrow, replacing Adam at Fleetwood.

Regardless what fleetwood think. He’s still welcome on our forum. 

Edited December 24, 2024 by tomski