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Post by Barmy Blue Army on Oct 31, 2023 21:45:12 GMT
FT. Barrow beat Morecambe in the league and Vale beat Mansfield in the EFL Cup.
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Post by fenedgeexile on Oct 31, 2023 21:49:58 GMT
Barrow currently beating morecambe. If morecambe win they will be 2nd Barrow won - good result for us.
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Post by mat1scfc on Oct 31, 2023 22:13:37 GMT
We alright at this football stuff aren't we
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Post by Duncan McOchin on Nov 1, 2023 13:11:16 GMT
Looks like Gillingham are appointing Stephen Clemence.
Would have thought they'd go for a more tried-and-tested name, given the owner's ambitions
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Post by palmersears on Nov 1, 2023 15:25:41 GMT
Looks like Gillingham are appointing Stephen Clemence. Would have thought they'd go for a more tried-and-tested name, given the owner's ambitions Owner was quoted as saying the following this week: “What is not on the [wanted] list are things like what formation do they play, have they coached before, are they old, or young, have they coached Premier League, have they been assistant coach, do they have League One, Two or National League experience?” Galinson said. “To me, those things are secondary to make the formula work.” Echoes of Crawley and Matthew Etherington last season. Who cares about experience as long as it's entertaining, right?
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Post by Barmy Blue Army on Nov 1, 2023 16:34:12 GMT
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Post by wnm on Nov 1, 2023 18:24:14 GMT
Looks like Gillingham are appointing Stephen Clemence. Would have thought they'd go for a more tried-and-tested name, given the owner's ambitions Owner was quoted as saying the following this week: “What is not on the [wanted] list are things like what formation do they play, have they coached before, are they old, or young, have they coached Premier League, have they been assistant coach, do they have League One, Two or National League experience?” Galinson said. “To me, those things are secondary to make the formula work.” Echoes of Crawley and Matthew Etherington last season. Who cares about experience as long as it's entertaining, right? Does he say anywhere what’s actually on the list of things he wants?
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Post by Philcounty on Nov 1, 2023 20:18:53 GMT
Owner was quoted as saying the following this week: “What is not on the [wanted] list are things like what formation do they play, have they coached before, are they old, or young, have they coached Premier League, have they been assistant coach, do they have League One, Two or National League experience?” Galinson said. “To me, those things are secondary to make the formula work.” Echoes of Crawley and Matthew Etherington last season. Who cares about experience as long as it's entertaining, right? Does he say anywhere what’s actually on the list of things he wants? Yes: Galinson explained that there were four core elements he was looking for in the perfect applicant, areas that were non-negotiable. “We wanted to make sure the manager realises it is the players first,” he said, ”not the manager first.” “Specifically, he cares about things like ‘are they married, do they have children, where do they live, how can they be a better player, do they need to an arm around them or do they need to be told directly’, very much a player-first organisation. “Secondly, we wanted to make sure the culture and the personality of the manager fits very specifically with what we are trying to build at Priestfield; transparency, collaboration, communication, very open, very group setting, one club and one vision, and we happily and transparently work together. “As well as honesty and personality, someone that can smile and joke and realise this is the best job in the world, that in the end we want to win but we want to have fun doing it. We wanted to make sure the personality and the culture of the manager really fits the kind of people we have. “The third is the playing style. We wanted to make sure that naturally, the person we appoint is above all brave, courageous, takes risks, is front-footed, expansive, entertains and wins at the same time. “Obviously sometimes you have to use direct football but we want to build something that is a bit more brave and courageous. We wanted to make sure the manager naturally thinks that way and plays that way, without even being told, that is just the way they think.” Gillingham’s American owner went on to describe area number four, which he considers the most important of all. “The last one is very important,” he said. “I wanted the hardest-working guy in the stadium, the manager who stays late because he can’t stop thinking about his passion for football and formations and how we are going to take on the next team. “He is the first one to come in in the morning and the last one to leave, because that is his personality, he loves the game, that is his life and he would do it for free, he doesn’t need to be paid, that kind of guy. “We started with looking at all of the above criteria, they could be American, Portuguese, Spanish, French, English, Premier League, never coached before, etcetera, what we did is try and get the best person.”
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Post by slomasscfc on Nov 2, 2023 0:15:56 GMT
Talk is Matty Palmer at Notts County is put for an extended period, engine room of their team
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Post by mat1scfc on Nov 2, 2023 1:13:03 GMT
Talk is Matty Palmer at Notts County is put for an extended period, engine room of their team as of right now apparently they only have 1 senior midfielder and he's 35 (Jim o Brian) I think
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Post by scfc73 on Nov 2, 2023 7:24:55 GMT
Does he say anywhere what’s actually on the list of things he wants? Yes: Galinson explained that there were four core elements he was looking for in the perfect applicant, areas that were non-negotiable. “We wanted to make sure the manager realises it is the players first,” he said, ”not the manager first.” “Specifically, he cares about things like ‘are they married, do they have children, where do they live, how can they be a better player, do they need to an arm around them or do they need to be told directly’, very much a player-first organisation. “Secondly, we wanted to make sure the culture and the personality of the manager fits very specifically with what we are trying to build at Priestfield; transparency, collaboration, communication, very open, very group setting, one club and one vision, and we happily and transparently work together. “As well as honesty and personality, someone that can smile and joke and realise this is the best job in the world, that in the end we want to win but we want to have fun doing it. We wanted to make sure the personality and the culture of the manager really fits the kind of people we have. “The third is the playing style. We wanted to make sure that naturally, the person we appoint is above all brave, courageous, takes risks, is front-footed, expansive, entertains and wins at the same time. “Obviously sometimes you have to use direct football but we want to build something that is a bit more brave and courageous. We wanted to make sure the manager naturally thinks that way and plays that way, without even being told, that is just the way they think.” Gillingham’s American owner went on to describe area number four, which he considers the most important of all. “The last one is very important,” he said. “I wanted the hardest-working guy in the stadium, the manager who stays late because he can’t stop thinking about his passion for football and formations and how we are going to take on the next team. “He is the first one to come in in the morning and the last one to leave, because that is his personality, he loves the game, that is his life and he would do it for free, he doesn’t need to be paid, that kind of guy. “We started with looking at all of the above criteria, they could be American, Portuguese, Spanish, French, English, Premier League, never coached before, etcetera, what we did is try and get the best person.” The way they're selling that, if I was a manager of any credence I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole!
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Post by mattyovrio on Nov 2, 2023 8:03:39 GMT
Looks like Gillingham are appointing Stephen Clemence. Would have thought they'd go for a more tried-and-tested name, given the owner's ambitions Owner was quoted as saying the following this week: “What is not on the [wanted] list are things like what formation do they play, have they coached before, are they old, or young, have they coached Premier League, have they been assistant coach, do they have League One, Two or National League experience?” Galinson said. “To me, those things are secondary to make the formula work.” Echoes of Crawley and Matthew Etherington last season. Who cares about experience as long as it's entertaining, right? Sounds like there Rusk moment?
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Post by mat1scfc on Nov 2, 2023 14:02:15 GMT
Nigel Adkins has been given the permanent tranmere job until 25/26
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Post by Lee on Nov 2, 2023 14:12:15 GMT
Nigel Adkins has been given the permanent tranmere job until 25/26 And there still won't be VAR in by then.
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Post by hedleyverity on Nov 2, 2023 16:34:56 GMT
Nigel Asdkins has been given the permanent tranmere job until 25/26 That's them doomed then
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