New Manager

[The Wanderer]

I'd love Hill

Same.

[jules_darby]

Me three

[tomski]

Did a decent job at Barnsley too. Surely he's affordable too

[The Wanderer]

Knows the division, never had a penny to spend. Supposed to be a cunt when needed.

 

Out of the names being mentioned I'd be happy with hill.

[Casino]

Did a decent job at Barnsley too.

 

thats pushing it

[tomski]

thats pushing it

really? Supposedly smallest budget in the division at the time. Kept them up?

[Traf]

I'd love Hill

Benny or Harry?

[Casino]

won one in 4

 

left em bottom of the league

 

id have no problem with hill, fwiw, but only on his rochdale miracles

[bwfc2003]

Benny or Harry?

is it the munich we are talking about

[Mounts Kipper]

Hill not for me.  

[radcliffe white]

Getting to the stage now where I'm not arsed who gets the job tbh, I think whoever it may be will be fighting a uphill battle I'm not usually a doom and gloom merchant but this club has got some major problems ahead

[ohjimmyjimmy]

Well:

 

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/516746/Neil-Redfearn-Blackburn-Bolton-Leeds 

[Ands1]

Well:

 

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/516746/Neil-Redfearn-Blackburn-Bolton-Leeds 

He got dogs load of abuse when he returned to Bolton playing for the oppostion, he used to give as good as he got though

[DirtySanchez]

Well:

 

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/516746/Neil-Redfearn-Blackburn-Bolton-Leeds

Casino will be wanking himself silly

 

There's a thought for a Thursday afternoon

[Tonge moor green jacket]

MacDonald did well working with Sam.

[DomRepWanderer]

MacDonald did well working with Sam.

With all due repect, whats your point?

[Farrelli]

The key word in that appraisal of Mcdonald is Sam.

I think we need an experienced manager at this level.

Brown, Cotterill or Hill all fit the criteria. 

[Tonge moor green jacket]

Sam rated him. whether he's going to be a good manager maybe a bit soon to tell. I reckon most managers would admit to getting better with experience. Agree that Brown et al have more, but equally in our position, it's going to be a bit of a gamble whoever is appointed.

Subbed, with NM as number two is more favourable for me, but that's not going to happen.

[ianovit]

I do hope the "ever reliable" Daily Star has got it wrong - surely not.........so not too distressed yet but 

 

I hate Redrearn with a passion as I cannot forgive the twat for dancing almost the length of the pitch in front of the Burnden Paddock blowing kisses to the crowd whilst celebrating the Doncaster goal that consigned Wanderers to the play off and ultimate relegation to Div 4 in 1987.

 

We had given him his league debut FFS  

[jayjayoghani]

I do hope the "ever reliable" Daily Star has got it wrong - surely not.........so not too distressed yet but 

 

I hate Redrearn with a passion as I cannot forgive the twat for dancing almost the length of the pitch in front of the Burnden Paddock blowing kisses to the crowd whilst celebrating the Doncaster goal that consigned Wanderers to the play off and ultimate relegation to Div 4 in 1987.

 

We had given him his league debut FFS  

 

I remember that vividly too. At 13 my first use of the words, fucking twat.

[Ratwhite]

Well:

 

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/516746/Neil-Redfearn-Blackburn-Bolton-Leeds 

 

That's another battle we'll loose...

[paulhanley]

BN reckons the four names in the frame are Peter Reid, Nigel Adkins, Neil Redfearn and Steve Thompson. The latter name obviously is a new one. Not sure we should be giving someone their first job in management but Tommo has been around in management teams for a long time now and played for us for a decade. It was a bit sad to see him on the pitch pre-match earlier this season in his current role as a PNE coach but not really acknowledged by Bolton fans.

[clown]

Nigel Adkins

Peter Reid

T-O T-O-M T-O-M-O TOMO

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Neil Redfearn

[Biggish Dave]

Adkins or Reid I'm ok with, not impressed with the other 2

[Zico]

Adkins would do for me