Owen Coyle 4th favourite?

 

 

 

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

 

Correct. Said that for a while.

 

Right man. Right club. Right time

Jimmy Phillips' odds seem to have taken a tumble.

If jimmy Phillips doesn't get the caretaker job then he has fuck all chance of getting it permenant

Scott green down to 4/1 now

Might be a bit toothless with Greenie in charge.

Might be a bit toothless with Greenie in charge.

 

Well played.

No ex players please. Scott Green less experience than Freedman.

if not jimmy phillips then steve clarke for me, a well respected coach and harshly sacked at west brom

A new and exciting management position is now free in the competitively piss poor English Championship.

If you have ever wanted to work in a retail park in a modern half full stadium then this is the job for you!

 

The salary is competitive and you will be working with club picked professionals as we have heard all the "I've got a couple of lads I usually work with" and "my brother in law sits in the house all day watching Jeremy Kyle" and that does not work here anymore.

 

You must be able to show the ability to pick a system and stick to it also pick a team and stick to it.

Some management and coaching skills may also be desirable, Although talking a good game is a helpful quality it is not a necessity.

 

Any candidates applying must have a name/nickname short enough to go on a bed sheet on clearance sale in Tesco's followed by the word out in three foot lettering.

 

All candidates are reminded that all aspects of their public and private life are to be discussed at length on internet forums including the rating of wife /daughter / girlfriend/ goat this is covered by the HBAHT section in the application form.

 

All candidates are reminded to talk up the job opportunity before dropping it like a Scottish goalie at the first hint of another club coming in.

 

If you are interested please send you CV to kettleman@taxdodgersIsleof Man.com

 

 

There you go that's the job ad done Gartside get it down to the job exchange or whatever it is or Jules can sort it out.

A new and exciting management position is now free in the competitively piss poor English Championship.

If you have ever wanted to work in a retail park in a modern half full stadium then this is the job for you!

 

The salary is competitive and you will be working with club picked professionals as we have heard all the "I've got a couple of lads I usually work with" and "my brother in law sits in the house all day watching Jeremy Kyle" and that does not work here anymore.

 

You must be able to show the ability to pick a system and stick to it also pick a team and stick to it.

Some management and coaching skills may also be desirable, Although talking a good game is a helpful quality it is not a necessity.

 

Any candidates applying must have a name/nickname short enough to go on a bed sheet on clearance sale in Tesco's followed by the word out in three foot lettering.

 

All candidates are reminded that all aspects of their public and private life are to be discussed at length on internet forums including the rating of wife /daughter / girlfriend/ goat this is covered by the HBAHT section in the application form.

 

All candidates are reminded to talk up the job opportunity before dropping it like a Scottish goalie at the first hint of another club coming in.

 

If you are interested please send you CV to kettleman@taxdodgersIsleof Man.com

 

 

There you go that's the job ad done Gartside get it down to the job exchange or whatever it is or Jules can sort it out.

 

 

 

What's the salary?

Over £6.25 per hour as I said competitive

Gonzo will also throw in unlimited sausage and a couple of rides on his fistmaster 3000.

If jimmy Phillips doesn't get the caretaker job then he has fuck all chance of getting it permenant

Funny I thought the exact opposite. Caretakers rarely get the gig especially when there's so much mopping up to do.

phil brown 9/2 !

After a nights careful consideration and a few drinks, I'm backing Tony Mowbray. Largely for the fact that I reckon he'd keep us up and play some decent football over the next year or two while we rebuild.

Carlos Chucaticup gets my vote...

 

Anyone who could physically tw*t all of the squad one after the t'other would get my vote, thinking realisticallhy.

Just read an interesting article on news now and the name Jackie McNamara popped up as a very unlikely candidate, but what they had to say about him was quite good. anyone know much about him apart from my copy and paste?

 

Jackie McNamara

 

Dundee United manager Jackie McNamara represents the least likely option, but the 40-year-old has worked wonders in Scotland, and a move to the Championship may be perfect for him to test his abilities in a higher quality division. He has brought through a number of promising youngsters, and currently holds an impressive win ratio of 49%, with his brand of fast-paced attacking football something not seen at Bolton for a number of years. With his current success at Dundee he may not be actively looking for a job, but the potential for improvement under his guardianship is unprecedented, and appointing McNamara would be a move that could rejuvenate the club and return them to the Premier League.

Carlos Chucaticup gets my vote...

 

Anyone who could physically tw*t all of the squad one after the t'other would get my vote, thinking realisticallhy.

John Sitton it is then

Neil Lennon

 

now if that doesn't get a bite then things have gotten bad

Mowbray or Mackay

Just read an interesting article on news now and the name Jackie McNamara popped up as a very unlikely candidate, but what they had to say about him was quite good. anyone know much about him apart from my copy and paste?

 

Jackie McNamara

 

Dundee United manager Jackie McNamara represents the least likely option, but the 40-year-old has worked wonders in Scotland, and a move to the Championship may be perfect for him to test his abilities in a higher quality division. He has brought through a number of promising youngsters, and currently holds an impressive win ratio of 49%, with his brand of fast-paced attacking football something not seen at Bolton for a number of years. With his current success at Dundee he may not be actively looking for a job, but the potential for improvement under his guardianship is unprecedented, and appointing McNamara would be a move that could rejuvenate the club and return them to the Premier League.

 

 

not another scot, please

Gonzo will also throw in unlimited sausage and a couple of rides on his fistmaster 3000.

Ill have to get it back off CWP first but it's a yes from me.

 

Phil Brown now odds on fave with some.

 

Scott Green at 3/1 now

Ill have to get it back off CWP first but it's a yes from me.

 

Phil Brown now odds on fave with some.

 

Scott Green at 3/1 now

 

 

Wonder what Greeny has done to warrant this interest?

put a fiver on himself

It looks like we have 2 distinct options....

 

Ex player....

 

Phil Brown

Jimmy P

Davo

Scott Green

 

No ties to club but have experience.....

 

Mackay

Mowbray

Billy D

 

I honestly don't know which way we should go

Edited October 4, 201411 yr by birch-chorley