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Malabus
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Will new coach, Wade Elliot change things, will he put his personal mark on how the team sets up, tactically.


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RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote: 23 Jun 2022, 18:39
HamTown wrote: 23 Jun 2022, 18:27 It could be former Walsall manager / Pompey player Matt Taylor
Completely bypassed me that he went into managing. Probably in my all time top three favourite Premier League left foots along side Steves Guppy and Froggatt.
Selwyn?
Robin
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Odds on our new manager have been taken down, seems like we are very close and bookies no longer willing to lose money.
everyman
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ctfc-fan wrote: 20 Jun 2022, 20:33 I thought Marchants were going to be head coach
We saw and heard a clapped out Marchants coach chugging along montpellier yesterday belching out fumes.i hope it`s not a sign ?
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Fuller wrote:
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote: 23 Jun 2022, 18:39 Probably in my all time top three favourite Premier League left foots along side Steves Guppy and Froggatt.
Selwyn?
Joanne.


Mmmmmm........

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asl wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 07:34
Fuller wrote:
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote: 23 Jun 2022, 18:39 Probably in my all time top three favourite Premier League left foots along side Steves Guppy and Froggatt.
Selwyn?
Joanne.


Mmmmmm........

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Sorry, no idea what the Selwyn or Joanne references are about or from!
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Malabus wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 00:00 Will new coach, Wade Elliot change things, will he put his personal mark on how the team sets up, tactically.


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Personally I hope you are right Mal.
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little mo wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 08:25
Malabus wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 00:00 Will new coach, Wade Elliot change things, will he put his personal mark on how the team sets up, tactically.


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Personally I hope you are right Mal.
Great that we all have different views on this. Personally I think it is a missed opportunity. Wade already has one hand on the tiller, which is good news. Rather than go with the 'safe' option, we have missed the chance to add someone progressive to the team, to add impetous to the new season.
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A new coach coming in might want his own man if Wade not happy
I am happy with Wade if its him will he bring in someone else as well as clubman Russ
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Ihearye wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 08:50 How are you so sure that Wade isn't progressive?

You seem to have decided that because he was part of Duff's backroom that he will bring nothing different to the team? You have no idea how much influence he had before, or how being the main guy might change him.

You've made your mind up that of all the applicants, regardless of who might have blown the board away, Wade is the safe option, but there is literally no evidence to support that. He's also apparently the cheap option but, again, you don't know his initial wage and future wage if he is named head coach.

Now you might well be right in your assertions, but if you are, why didn't they just promote him the day Duff went and not go through this whole charade of making sure they pick the right man? The players are back in pre-season training now, and if he had been appointed on day 1 it would have made a lot more sense.
How are you so sure that Wade isn't progressive?

You seem to have decided that because he was part of Duff's backroom that he will bring nothing different to the team? You have no idea how much influence he had before, or how being the main guy might change him.

You've made your mind up that of all the applicants, regardless of who might have blown the board away, Wade is the safe option, but there is literally no evidence to support that. He's also apparently the cheap option but, again, you don't know his initial wage and future wage if he is named head coach.

Now you might well be right in your assertions, but if you are, why didn't they just promote him the day Duff went and not go through this whole charade of making sure they pick the right man? The players are back in pre-season training now, and if he had been appointed on day 1 it would have made a lot more sense.
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Yes indeed I have made my mind up, that is what is called having an opinion. There is no evidence to point to Wade being a yes man under MD, to the contrary, MD often mentioned his influence. And it is on that I am happy to have Wade still here advising and a new face brought in.
Neither you nor I know the amount of people on the 'shortlist'. Again my opinion, which you are more that entitled to rubbish. Is that in my experience of recruitment and selection for senior posts. To have this all organised, interviews slotted in, due process, and an offer out within just over a week. Is no mean feat. That is why my opinion is that Wade was always the front runner for reasons best known to the board. Just all seems to have all been done with great speed.
But you may well be right and I am totally wrong
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Ihearye wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 09:44
Neither you nor I know the amount of people on the 'shortlist'.
We were told 6-8.
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Ihearye
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As for being the 'cheaper, option. More often that not it is more cost effective to promote from within. Especially if There is no obvious requirement to back fill. This is not a slight on Wade, just simple costing
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Shade wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 10:15
Ihearye wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 09:44
Neither you nor I know the amount of people on the 'shortlist'.
We were told 6-8.
I can only presume then, that they did not interview all.
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Sorry, no idea what the Selwyn or Joanne references are about or from!
Froggatt.

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asl wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 12:05
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Sorry, no idea what the Selwyn or Joanne references are about or from!
Froggatt.

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Ah I see. Never heard of him. Six years before my time and looks a bit too ITV for my childhood household so would have missed any repeats.
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asl wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 12:05
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Sorry, no idea what the Selwyn or Joanne references are about or from!
Froggatt.

https://images.app.goo.gl/GydLGY63595U7Bwu7

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Looks like an English version of Rab C
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It wasn't remotely funny, even back then, in all fairness.

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asl wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 12:05
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Sorry, no idea what the Selwyn or Joanne references are about or from!
Froggatt.

https://images.app.goo.gl/GydLGY63595U7Bwu7

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I know which I prefer. And it's 2022, you're not allowed to judge me.
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Shade wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 14:18
asl wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 12:05
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Sorry, no idea what the Selwyn or Joanne references are about or from!
Froggatt.

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I know which I prefer. And it's 2022, you're not allowed to judge me.
Agreed
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Shade wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 14:18
asl wrote: 24 Jun 2022, 12:05
RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Sorry, no idea what the Selwyn or Joanne references are about or from!
Froggatt.

https://images.app.goo.gl/GydLGY63595U7Bwu7

https://images.app.goo.gl/YX8D7LcnkbQ9fFZD8

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I know which I prefer. And it's 2022, you're not allowed to judge me.
I made the mistake of not bothering to click the second link.
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There's one chap on here that does not know the meaning of a clapped out Marchant's bus... they took us from Benhall to Great Norward Street (St James') in the late 1960s... I'll say well done Marchants for getting to whare they are now... By the the way my late brother had his foot run over by an MB before that... from Benhall to the Grammar School...! No compensation sought. We were tougher in those days!

The old days!
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