erm,

 

As next manager.

 

Pin your flag to the mast here and be forever reminded of how big a twat you are when your choice is appointed and fails.

If it was another club I'd say taking a shot on Ole would be a good choice.

 

As its us I'm leaning towards a 'safer' option like McCarthy.

That's the problem. They're all safe options.

Watching that Football League Review after MOTD, the post match interviews - it's like they've been playing managerial musical chairs. Are we to join in? Appointing McCarthy we would be, there also seems to be this viewpoint that someone going in ranting, raving (not in the E'd up sense) and kicking soft arses into touch is what's needed - and big Mick fits the bill. It isn't and he doesn't.

 

Haven't those with a 'proven track record' of getting teams promoted also got a 'proven track record' of relegation, or flirting with relegation? Off hand I can't recall anyone getting a side up then leaving (other than Bruce Rioch).

 

I think it's pretty irrelevant anyway, given our track record on appointments, I'd hazard a guess that it'll be another 'old boy'/in-house or someone else who's already acquainted with Gartside (a la Megson). Someone who's 'face fits' at boardroom level has seemed as important as footballing qualifications in the past.

 

Who we want and who we'll get are two separate issues, I voted for Hierro - I would also like to win the Euromillions this week. Winning the lottery is the more likely to happen - and I don't even do it so...

Who we want and who we'll get are two separate issues, I voted for Hierro - I would also like to win the Euromillions this week. Winning the lottery is the more likely to happen - and I don't even do it so...

 

True dat. We want Jose. We'll end up with Joe.

 

 

True dat. We want Jose. We'll end up with Joe.

Royle or Kinnear?

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/bolton-specials/next-permanent-manager

 

oliver howitt and david williams at 1000/1

 

say who now??

 

 

jimmy philips at 80/1 could be worth a cheeky quid.

 

if he get a couple of games and wins both, you never know.

I wish these people who want OGS would explain why they want him ffs.

 

"hes done really well in Norway"

 

"he did really well as man utd reserve team manager"

 

"hes young"

 

waiting to hear anything else

 

to be fair, it'd be no different really than any of the following appointments which have all proved to have varying ranges of success:

 

 

Paolo Di Canio at Swindon

Gus Poyet at Brighton

Roberto Martinez at Swansea

Di Matteo at MK Dons/West Brom

Brendon Rogers at Reading/Swansea

Brian McDermott at Reading

 

yeah, you can wheel out examples where unknowns didn't work, but you can wheel out plenty where experience counts for cock all

 

if they show promise, which you'd presume those above did, then it's not always a bad move to go for upcoming and unproven

For the 12 th time, can someone tell me why a manager who has turned down a premier league job, would want to come to Bolton, a club that doesnt have a pot to piss in!

http://www.oddscheck...rmanent-manager

 

david williams at 1000/1

 

 

Creeps me out, that fucker. Wears drag too much for my liking.

http://www.oddscheck...rmanent-manager

 

oliver howitt and david williams at 1000/1

 

say who now??

 

 

jimmy philips at 80/1 could be worth a cheeky quid.

 

if he get a couple of games and wins both, you never know.

 

Some 'funny' blokes who've backed themselves? Hilarious, the nights must fly by...

 

I thought it was that shit comedian at first glance, no more ludicrous than Diego Maradona

 

Edit: I'm bloody sick of being fingered by you No Balls, you could at least...

Edited October 10, 201213 yr by Youri McAnespie

Royle or Kinnear?

 

Opta.

Micky Mellon...Up and coming

Micky Mellon...Up and coming

 

I thought I'd Google him, check out his record...Anyway, I accidentally typed in "Nicky Melons" and the results were shocking and not fit for opening in work

I hear that Phil Brown is definitely a name being seriously considered for the position which if true I can say I'm Suprised at that.

...I think it's pretty irrelevant anyway, given our track record on appointments, I'd hazard a guess that it'll be another 'old boy'/in-house or someone else who's already acquainted with Gartside (a la Megson). Someone who's 'face fits' at boardroom level has seemed as important as footballing qualifications in the past...

 

I hear that Phil Brown is definitely a name being seriously considered for the position which if true I can say I'm Suprised at that.

 

I've never wanted to be categorically and unequivocally wrong, with a post I've made, as much as I do now.

Mickey Mellon sounds like he should be a shite working man's club comedian and for that reason iamout.

Although I wouldn't like him as the manager,

 

I've struggled to understand the dislike for Browny from Bolton fans.

 

Every time we've seen him in Bolton he has been nothing but friendly and very approachable.

 

I couldn't care less what happened at Hull.

Mickey Mellon sounds like he should be a shite working man's club comedian and for that reason iamout.

 

I think of yon mon who did New Faces

Showing my age, I suspect.

 

I thought I'd Google him, check out his record...Anyway, I accidentally typed in "Nicky Melons" and the results were shocking and not fit for opening in work

 

You're quite right: she's filthy.

 

Of course, I only looked at her so I could verify your post.

I'm assured that one person who won't be getting the job is Phil Brown

Although I wouldn't like him as the manager,

 

I've struggled to understand the dislike for Browny from Bolton fans.

 

Every time we've seen him in Bolton he has been nothing but friendly and very approachable.

 

I couldn't care less what happened at Hull.

 

cassie loves him

 

literally

I think of yon mon who did New Faces

Showing my age, I suspect.

 

 

 

 

Ahh Micky Most ,could well have been a contender for Nonce list

I've got a feeling we might go for Freedman myself

Ian Holloway for me, I'd love him as BWFC manager, he ticks all the right boxes and gives excellent interviews

It appears that 4 people have voted for Steve Kean.

 

Absolutely amazing.