The Manager Sacked/Hired Thread 2024/25
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2 and half year deal
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Sedgley Wolf
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One of my mates is ITK at the Albion and he says think it's Mowbray again.
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Mowbray turned the job down two weeks ago
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Lopetegui turned us down a few weeks before changing his mind.
Maybe it's because he's not back to full health yet .
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With fava beans and a nice Chianti?
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He’s got good ideas but he’s nothing special really. Imagine most of his wins will have been in Switzerland and Mexico where he was at traditionally big clubs; at Chicago he was… well, that club is a dumpster fire but he became part of the problem rather than part of a solution.
One of those who might be good with exceptional talent to coach, but in the Champo where it’s splitting hairs between 85% of the clubs, I can’t see it working. WBA have probably dodged a bullet, IMV.
His fashion on the sideline is top flight tho.
Bit of a gamble you'd have to think . For a recent Premier League club they have gone down the divisions looking for a Manager rather than looking for a Championship proven one .
New stadium possibly limiting them financially .
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A gamble but if I was a Luton fan I’d take him over the likes of Dyche or Gary O’Neill.
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If you look at how Wycombe are doing this season it's not much of a reach. If I were a Luton fan I'd much prefer to go down that route than the one Millwall have done appointing "a Championship proven one" in Alex Neill
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Dyche will be paid rather more by Everton to sit in his garden than Luton can afford. Same with us and G'ONe
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Wycombe doing well considering the advantages that Small Heath and Hollywood FC have
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Amorim might struggle to see out the season at this rate.
