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James
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 Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 12:03 pm Post subject: The next Ipswich Town manager... |
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All right, then, who should it be? Personally, I'd like to see us take on a rising star, like Ferguson or De Matteo. I fear we will go for experience and if that means Jewell, Mowbray or Curbishley, fair enough. If it means Warnock, I will have to wonder if I can support them while he is in charge, I really will.
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Deornoth
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I can't see Ipswich going for a rising star (as much as I would like to see someone like Di Matteo come in), I think the need for experience will win through... The East Anglian Daily Times reckons a new manager could be in place as early as next week. Alan Pardew anyone?
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Rups
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I reckon Iain Dowie, when his stint as coach ends at the Toon.
Curbishley will only go to a Prem team.
I also hear that Coppel (sp) has had enough of Reading... |
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Sooo Keano!...what do the tractor boys on here think? I think while he has some flashes of brilliance and commands respect, he is too damn tempremental for a managers job, he quit the last job when it got too tough, what will happen if it happens again? or perhaps a lower league will be easier for his out of the limelight?  |
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James
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I think it is a fantastic appointment. Very exciting. He'll instill pride, passion and keep the good football flowing. He'll command massive respect and players will once again die for the shirt.
Great news.
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Wow...  I didn't expect things to move that quickly!
I've got a couple of reservations about this move (Keane's bailing out on Sunderland and his ability in the transfer market...) but, at the same time, this is a guy who learnt his trade from Alex Ferguson... I'm not sure about his temperament but I do agree with everything James has said.
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| Quote: | | and players will once again die for the shirt |
only if they wash them with whites at 40oC |
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