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Post by gymroidspump on Mar 31, 2019 13:04:34 GMT 1
Don't rule out the return of Dave. He's very quiet and could well be recharging his batteries ready for ANOTHER successful promotion campaign. đđ¤Łđđđđ¤Łđ please no
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Post by Million Dollar Babies on Mar 31, 2019 13:25:55 GMT 1
Presumably you want players who are capable of getting us promotion? Wouldn't a manager with that same quality be on the wish list too? The players won't know if they're coming or going One minute Wagner is here drilling them in to defensive solidity Next minute Siewart is here banging on about attacking and getting in to the box Then Wagner comes back and starts throwing his ideas at them again It would be ridiculous if he came back. Yes he did brilliantly to get us up but it was a complete freak season to get promoted with a minus goal difference and to survive last season scoring so few goals. He's a huge part of the reason we're going down with such a whimper
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Post by Nickhudds.UTT on Mar 31, 2019 13:32:12 GMT 1
Presumably you want players who are capable of getting us promotion? Wouldn't a manager with that same quality be on the wish list too? The players won't know if they're coming or going One minute Wagner is here drilling them in to defensive solidity Next minute Siewart is here banging on about attacking and getting in to the box Then Wagner comes back and starts throwing his ideas at them again It would be ridiculous if he came back. Yes he did brilliantly to get us up but it was a complete freak season to get promoted with a minus goal difference and to survive last season scoring so few goals. He's a huge part of the reason we're going down with such a whimper alot are going !
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Post by digs on Mar 31, 2019 14:14:16 GMT 1
Presumably you want players who are capable of getting us promotion? Wouldn't a manager with that same quality be on the wish list too? he would shit his pants with the expectation plus why do you think we would spawn another promotion with a manager that can get his team to score goals? move on his time as gone
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Post by omegasupreme on Mar 31, 2019 15:09:10 GMT 1
Done nothing to suggest heâs the man to bring success next season. He might be a bright young manager but what we do next season could be the difference between doing what Sunderland did and what Burnley did. I think heâs too much of a risk to keep in charge. (Harshly) I would sack him and bring someone in who knows the championship. Before anyone says âWagner didnât know the championshipâ - Wagner had barely any expectation - could hardly do worse than Powell. Had Jab got some sort of reaction I would say stick with him. But nothing at all has got better.
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Post by jimmythebulldog on Mar 31, 2019 15:22:32 GMT 1
I would think it's very sensible of DH to take a look at what Siewart has achieved since he came in.
He's won one game - and not exactly changed the mentality of the club.
I don't see the galvanizing effect like DW had when he came in.
Almost immediately I could see what he wanted to do - the players spoke differently. We were down the bottom but I felt immediately confident we would be ok and then even better.
With Siewart - and yes I know he doesn't have his own players but neither did DW - I'm yet to see anything that convinces me he can do it next year.
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Post by teddytheterrier on Mar 31, 2019 15:26:35 GMT 1
Regardless of what we think, he's Dean's man. Town went for Siewart when better managers were available. He's not really changed anything but I'd be surprised if he wasn't our manager for the opening game of next season.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 15:41:29 GMT 1
Who would have him apart from us that is at Championship level or higher? I know he came on to a sinking ship but has he honestly given anyone the impression he could have turned it around or will be a success next year?
I am a long way from convinced he is the right person for the job but obviously hope he is.
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Post by Hank Hill on Mar 31, 2019 15:53:30 GMT 1
Give him a warchest and see how it goes with his own players. Then we can decide.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 16:05:24 GMT 1
Presumably they've hired him on the cheap........
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Post by kdriveterrier on Mar 31, 2019 16:58:46 GMT 1
JS quoted in the observer saying
Siewert, who like Wagner, was managing Borussia Dortmundâs second string before joining Huddersfield, said he will hold talks with the clubâs hierarchy before committing his future to their attempts to bounce back. âItâs important to go through all the details first. Iâm willing to work as hard as we can so we can get back into the Premier League â I know everyone at the club has enjoyed it, so we want to return as soon as possible.â
Probably wants to make sure all the clowns responsible for the last summer transfer window will have zero input this time-And the board will give him enough of a budget to get who he wants!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 18:38:52 GMT 1
Regardless of what we think, he's Dean's man. Town went for Siewart when better managers were available. He's not really changed anything but I'd be surprised if he wasn't our manager for the opening game of next season. Really? Such as?
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Post by Melc on Mar 31, 2019 18:41:20 GMT 1
Jan Siewertâs future at Huddersfield Town in doubt after relationship with players collapses
new Matt Hughes March 31 2019, 6:00pm, The Sunday Times
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 18:41:54 GMT 1
Regardless of what we think, he's Dean's man. Town went for Siewart when better managers were available. He's not really changed anything but I'd be surprised if he wasn't our manager for the opening game of next season. Really? Such as? jokanovic
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 18:47:26 GMT 1
That's a maybe only and just one at that..... oh and Fulham are going down too and don't give me that he has had no part to play in it nonsense....
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Post by Chips Longhorn on Mar 31, 2019 18:56:12 GMT 1
Bring back the messiah
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Post by Waterloo Terrier on Mar 31, 2019 19:07:49 GMT 1
Sounds like it could be the beginning of the end for Jan. One obvious candidate...no idea if it would happen though Jan Siewertâs future at Huddersfield Town in doubt after relationship with players collapses new Matt Hughes March 31 2019, 6:00pm, The Sunday Times
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Post by omegasupreme on Mar 31, 2019 19:11:34 GMT 1
Give him a warchest and see how it goes with his own players. Then we can decide. Would you give him a warchest if you were Dean? I wouldn't. He's done nothing to give me enough confidence to give him a lot of money.
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Post by kennyk2 on Mar 31, 2019 19:14:46 GMT 1
Sounds like it could be the beginning of the end for Jan. One obviously candidate...no idea if it would happen though Jan Siewertâs future at Huddersfield Town in doubt after relationship with players collapses new Matt Hughes March 31 2019, 6:00pm, The Sunday Times Fortunately for Jan, most of the players involved in this collapsing relationship will not be here next season!
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Post by dalesterrier on Mar 31, 2019 19:19:56 GMT 1
But if he's lost Hogg, Smith etc that would be telling I think
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2019 19:22:59 GMT 1
Sounds like it could be the beginning of the end for Jan. One obviously candidate...no idea if it would happen though Jan Siewertâs future at Huddersfield Town in doubt after relationship with players collapses new Matt Hughes March 31 2019, 6:00pm, The Sunday Times The most senior players being Smith, Schindler, Hogg and Lowe all playing regularly under him except for when injured.... if Hughes is so confident as to his story he needs to name players for his claims to hold up...
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Post by dalesterrier on Mar 31, 2019 19:25:23 GMT 1
Has anyone got the full article?
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Post by Stewpot on Mar 31, 2019 19:32:31 GMT 1
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Post by bacuna on Mar 31, 2019 19:34:35 GMT 1
But if he's lost Hogg, Smith etc that would be telling I think Yeah if it's not total bullshit, which it probably is, then which players makes all the difference. If it's Hogg and Mooy that's an issue. If it's Flo and LDP it counts in his favour.
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Post by teddytheterrier on Mar 31, 2019 19:37:44 GMT 1
If that's true then it depends on which players he's supposedly lost? If it's the likes of zanka, mounie, Flo, lolo etc then who gives a fuck. But if it's Hogg, Smith, players that will be here next season etc then it's a problem.
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Post by Waterloo Terrier on Mar 31, 2019 19:51:00 GMT 1
Has anyone got the full article? Jan Siewertâs future as manager of Huddersfield Town is in doubt after their relegation from the Premier League due to the collapse of his relationship with the clubâs senior players. The German, 36, who replaced David Wagner in January, is understood to have alienated many in the dressing room with a hardline approach since his appointment that has resulted in eight defeats and just one win since his appointment. Siewert was given a contract until June 2021 just ten weeks ago, but it is now unclear whether he will stay at Huddersfield for next seasonâs Sky Bet Championship campaign. Siewert ducked the question of his future after Huddersfieldâs relegation from the Premier League in record-equaling time was confirmed by a 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace yesterday and will held talks with owner Dean Hoyle in the coming weeks. Siewert is expected to demand a complete overhaul of the squad this summer as the price for fulfilling his contract having lost the support of many in the dressing room, although it is unclear at present whether Hoyle will back his manager or the players. Among a number of complaints from the dressing room, it is claimed that Siewert has dropped key players without any explanation and reacted aggressively to defeats. Mark Hudson, the under-23 coach who took charge of one match as caretaker manager following Wagnerâs departure earlier in the season, would be a popular internal appointment to replace Siewert. To complicate matters the future ownership of the club is uncertain, with The Times revealing on Saturday that Hoyle would be open to offers above ÂŁ60 million.
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Post by TTCMatt on Mar 31, 2019 19:51:05 GMT 1
I'd be grateful if anyone pasted that article in here, seems like a potentially interesting one.
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Post by TTCMatt on Mar 31, 2019 19:54:36 GMT 1
Has anyone got the full article? Jan Siewertâs future as manager of Huddersfield Town is in doubt after their relegation from the Premier League due to the collapse of his relationship with the clubâs senior players. The German, 36, who replaced David Wagner in January, is understood to have alienated many in the dressing room with a hardline approach since his appointment that has resulted in eight defeats and just one win since his appointment. Siewert was given a contract until June 2021 just ten weeks ago, but it is now unclear whether he will stay at Huddersfield for next seasonâs Sky Bet Championship campaign. Siewert ducked the question of his future after Huddersfieldâs relegation from the Premier League in record-equaling time was confirmed by a 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace yesterday and will held talks with owner Dean Hoyle in the coming weeks. Siewert is expected to demand a complete overhaul of the squad this summer as the price for fulfilling his contract having lost the support of many in the dressing room, although it is unclear at present whether Hoyle will back his manager or the players. Among a number of complaints from the dressing room, it is claimed that Siewert has dropped key players without any explanation and reacted aggressively to defeats. Mark Hudson, the under-23 coach who took charge of one match as caretaker manager following Wagnerâs departure earlier in the season, would be a popular internal appointment to replace Siewert. To complicate matters the future ownership of the club is uncertain, with The Times revealing on Saturday that Hoyle would be open to offers above ÂŁ60 million.
Cheers Mazza.
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Post by bacuna on Mar 31, 2019 19:58:51 GMT 1
Very thin on content, but key players dropped makes it look like zanka billing Flo or mounie, not Hogg or Smith. If so, carry on as you are Jan!
We likely have a handful of players trying to get Premier League (or other top tier) transfers who will have to explain away not even getting a regular start in one of the worst teams at the level for the last ten matches our so of the season.
I'm sure none of their agents would ever plant hostile stories in the press just to make a few quid though
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Post by Farsley Terrier (UK product) on Mar 31, 2019 20:01:12 GMT 1
the scummy press will make up stories about pretty much anything and run with them. I suspect there may be a little truth in it, it depends how the Chairman (now he's recovered from his illness somewhat) wants to proceed with our campaign next season. Personally I don't think Siewert has done much wrong at all with the players he has at his disposal.
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