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Post by castlehillterrier on Feb 6, 2024 11:35:16 GMT 1
Style a lot more possesion based in the past, that doesnt mean he will have the same style at a new club and maybe able to adapt with the players he has to work with. I hope if the owner and board decide on someone like Scott Parker, it gets backing from the fans they are not rushing this one and whoever is appointed will be a considered option it would be very easy to just appoint a Rowett or Pearson now and I would suggest it will keep us up but are they really what we want next season and beyond ? its really tricky as the ones we want long term may not be as great in the short term. The fans backing of any appointment can make a massive difference with how this next appointment works out we are not going to have a NW type buzz with everyone its almost impossible noboody avaialble currently would give that kind of reaction unfortunatly. What is your actual agenda, honestly? It's like you're constantly trying to prime the fanbase for disappointment - almost like you've been sent to manage expectations (now hyping up 'Scott' as you did with 'Darren') yet your claims never actually come to fruition. What's the deal? its called starting a debate on a fans message board on something that is a possibilty, I am convinced that some people who you maybe trust more can confirm Scott Parker has been interviewed more than once, therefore its someone we should be discussing. All candidates have pros and cons, and the fans thoughts are important to the club but certainly DATMs view will not be the main consideration. I wanted Darren to do well not just for him but as a fan of the club, people are not appointed to fail they are appointed because they are expected to be a good appointment, when the fans start behind someone its very difficult to come back from, I would much rather we as fans start to be positive with any new manager. I honestly have not seen anyone on DATM that seems to be wanted its very strange how none of the possible options seem to be given a chance before they are even appointed.
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Post by castlehillterrier on Feb 6, 2024 11:39:46 GMT 1
I hope you're as wide of the mark on this one as you usually are. If Scott Parker gets the job I think I'll need to find something else to do on a saturday afternoon. In terms of character, Scott Parker and his fancy waistcoats, cardigans and people to blame list, are about as far removed from Huddersfield Town as you can get. but maybe that is a good thing.......dont see anyone complaining about the way Pep dresses. Out of the recent managers we have had we had success when appointing the ones far removed from "Huddersfield Town" David Wagner complete change of style and changed everything to do with playing and prep, Carlos agian completely changed many aspects.
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Post by htafcokay on Feb 6, 2024 11:44:53 GMT 1
In terms of character, Scott Parker and his fancy waistcoats, cardigans and people to blame list, are about as far removed from Huddersfield Town as you can get. but maybe that is a good thing.......dont see anyone complaining about the way Pep dresses. Out of the recent managers we have had we had success when appointing the ones far removed from "Huddersfield Town" David Wagner complete change of style and changed everything to do with playing and prep, Carlos agian completely changed many aspects. I don't think their clothing had owt to do with that.
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Post by terriers2000 on Feb 6, 2024 11:48:53 GMT 1
Paolo Bianco?
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Post by SNOWY on Feb 6, 2024 11:48:57 GMT 1
If we manage to, by some minor miracle, beat Southampton on Saturday then we need to be giving the job to Worthington until the end of the season. He's passionate and he believes in the players. As I said before, this feels similar to when we brought in Jacko for the great escape. He isn't the long term answer at all but once/if we guarantee survival then we become a much more attractive prospect for a decent manager. No we don't. This reminds me more of the constant "Chicho for me" shouts last season because he'd fluked a win earlier in the season. I like Worthington, and it was a nice throwback on Saturday seeing him in the dugout. But let's not fall into the usual trap of thinking the caretaker manager is the second coming of Guardiola, like we normally do. No need to do anything formal, but riding the until you fall off wouldnt be too bad, if we beat southampton, id definately stick with him for sunderland and maybe another few until the bounce has gone.
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Post by terriers2000 on Feb 6, 2024 11:50:29 GMT 1
Mark hughes has dropped in the bookies 🫣🤢
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Post by castlehillterrier on Feb 6, 2024 11:50:40 GMT 1
No we don't. This reminds me more of the constant "Chicho for me" shouts last season because he'd fluked a win earlier in the season. I like Worthington, and it was a nice throwback on Saturday seeing him in the dugout. But let's not fall into the usual trap of thinking the caretaker manager is the second coming of Guardiola, like we normally do. No need to do anything formal, but riding the until you fall off wouldnt be too bad, if we beat southampton, id definately stick with him for sunderland and maybe another few until the bounce has gone. Southampton will be Jon's last game as Caretaker manager.
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Post by prepare on Feb 6, 2024 11:53:14 GMT 1
Be interesting what they say when they announce duff. I hope they keep it low key and don’t make any bold claims about playing style and plans of the premier league. Need to give him a chance and not put him under pressure ?!!jumping the gun here I think
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Post by castlehillterrier on Feb 6, 2024 11:53:45 GMT 1
Mark hughes has dropped in the bookies 🫣🤢 maybe he dresses in a better way for some to accept him..... please god no............ what about Ryan Giggs if we are talking ex Man united players, he was doing an excellent job with Wales and he is looking to get back into management, very high profile (not all for the correct reasons).
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Post by rockwall on Feb 6, 2024 11:53:50 GMT 1
If they have an identity, it shouldn't matter. We were teetering above the drop zone when we appointed Wagner. But because we saw an instant change and a plan, we knew we would end up safe. Then pre season, the current group already knew his way and we had a fantastic window. Personally, I don't think it matters where a new manager may come from, if they have a plan and the players get on board with it, that's all we need. But Wagner joined in October/November didn't he ? He had 6 months of the season to go for, this time it's 3 1/2 🤷 I get your point. But let's say if Wagner had come in at this point that season, I still believe his impact would have seen us safe.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2024 11:53:52 GMT 1
No need to do anything formal, but riding the until you fall off wouldnt be too bad, if we beat southampton, id definately stick with him for sunderland and maybe another few until the bounce has gone. Southampton will be John's last game as Caretaker manager. You're on first name terms with a lot of people. How nice.
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Post by castlehillterrier on Feb 6, 2024 11:54:36 GMT 1
Be interesting what they say when they announce duff. I hope they keep it low key and don’t make any bold claims about playing style and plans of the premier league. Need to give him a chance and not put him under pressure ?!!jumping the gun here I think jumping the gun a lot... nothing is decided yet.
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Post by rockwall on Feb 6, 2024 11:56:54 GMT 1
Southampton will be John's last game as Caretaker manager. You're on first name terms with a lot of people. How nice. And can't even spell it correctly....
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Post by dugnet on Feb 6, 2024 11:59:18 GMT 1
For those of you wanting a focus on a short term appointment Are you thinking 1. we’ll give someone & their coaching team of 3/4 a job til end of season - if so who is going to do that? Or 2. Appoint longer term than sack again in the summer to switch to longer term? 3. Explain how the focus on a short term appointment is less risky than appointing someone longer term - who has track record of being appointed and keeping teams up? Obviously Warnock, who else realistically? If it’s less risky let’s have examples (For me) I't not necessarily focusing on the short term but accepting that the short term is our primary focus. I known that sounds nonsense but right now we need to stay in the Championship. I have posted before that getting someone in who can both make an immediate impact and also be successful in the long term might not be easy to achieve. A long term candidate may have a vision for what he wants to implement, squad shape, style, training etc... That may take time to implement and in our current predicament we have to get results. It isn't impossible for someone to come in and look at the now but plan for the future but I don't think it that easy. It is equally easy to get carried away that JW could do a job until the end of the season. Saturday was very welcome but far from perfect (not that I would blame JW for that) and keeping momentum going when we have been struggling could go either way. We are in a pickle but we are probably in even more of a pickle if we are relegated. So for that reason the first priority is staying in this league. So to answer the question posed that is my take on the problem. How we stay in the league probably doesn't matter (although there could be positives to take going forward ie stumbling on a manager/coach, players stepping up etc) but that's what we need to do.
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Post by SNOWY on Feb 6, 2024 11:59:18 GMT 1
?!!jumping the gun here I think jumping the gun a lot... nothing is decided yet. Yet Southampton will be Johns last game? Id not be appointing anyone until we lose our next game, so probably after southampton.
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Post by ambryboy on Feb 6, 2024 11:59:51 GMT 1
I hope you're as wide of the mark on this one as you usually are. If Scott Parker gets the job I think I'll need to find something else to do on a saturday afternoon. Why so much against him ? his championship teams have been good to watch, he speaks well, he is well respected in the game as a players and manager (ex england captain), it also shows some intent from the owner as Scott would only come to a club that has the possibilty to challenge for promotion in the next few seasons which means we will invest in the squad. I think RickDangerous has summed things up well, he has only managed clubs with huge budgets yet still not exactly set the world of football on fire. Put simply he's not as good as he thinks he is.
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Post by dugnet on Feb 6, 2024 12:00:01 GMT 1
Mark hughes has dropped in the bookies 🫣🤢 What? To put his 10p ew Lucky 15 on for the day?
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Post by mosher on Feb 6, 2024 12:07:28 GMT 1
Southampton will be John's last game as Caretaker manager. You're on first name terms with a lot of people. How nice. Except it's Jon not John
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Post by ambryboy on Feb 6, 2024 12:08:25 GMT 1
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Post by huddshroom on Feb 6, 2024 12:13:27 GMT 1
He’s a terrible manager. Look at the players he had at Derby too, and how they’re still paying the price now for over spending. Wouldn’t touch Lampard, Gerrard or Parker with a barge pole. All need massive budgets and are not good managers. Lampard = no interest from him or us. Gerrard = no interest from him, I am sure we would be interested if he expressed an interest however. Parker = interest from both manager and the club and interviews have taken place with Scott. I am coming around to the idea of something more like the above rather than some of the boring uninspiring names like Duff, Rowett, Heckingbottom, Pearson, etc etc all just strike me as quite boring and very much simalar to Moore in terms of excitement. I really think we need to have someone with some passion and character to get the players and fans full backing, a statement of intent appointment. If we did appoint a Parker type he would not come without the promise of backing in the summer, I know he has really impressed with his attitude and professionalism, my only real doubt would be the timing and an appointment like Parker could be a great move once we are safe and planning for next season, a large change of style now may be too much for some of our current squad in our current situation. Give it up, it's boring now
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Post by castlehillterrier on Feb 6, 2024 12:15:28 GMT 1
jumping the gun a lot... nothing is decided yet. Yet Southampton will be Johns last game? Id not be appointing anyone until we lose our next game, so probably after southampton. still the plan to appoint end of this week, and take over after Sat game.
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Post by SNOWY on Feb 6, 2024 12:19:32 GMT 1
Interviewing the overseas candidates today apparently.
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Post by oneneilwarnock on Feb 6, 2024 12:20:06 GMT 1
Yet Southampton will be Johns last game? Id not be appointing anyone until we lose our next game, so probably after southampton. still the plan to appoint end of this week, and take over after Sat game. Yes that's the general understanding across everybody, don't act like that's you knowing more than anybody else. Would be funny if it wasn't the case however because just shows what a guesser you are.
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Post by diakhabydaily on Feb 6, 2024 12:20:49 GMT 1
Yet Southampton will be Johns last game? Id not be appointing anyone until we lose our next game, so probably after southampton. still the plan to appoint end of this week, and take over after Sat game. Castlehillterrier so obviously a bored schoolboy with nothing better to do. Living in a daydream world. I'd almost envy his obliviousness to reality if it wasn't so goddamn irritating. Please do stop now cht
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Post by space hardware on Feb 6, 2024 12:21:14 GMT 1
Yet Southampton will be Johns last game? Id not be appointing anyone until we lose our next game, so probably after southampton. still the plan to appoint end of this week, and take over after Sat game. You're persistent, I'll give you that. Even when almost everyone on here is aware that you know the square root of jack shit, you're ploughing on with this ITK shtick.
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Post by bells ringing :) on Feb 6, 2024 12:22:47 GMT 1
still the plan to appoint end of this week, and take over after Sat game. You're persistent, I'll give you that. Even when almost everyone on here is aware that you know the square root of jack shit, you're ploughing on with this ITK shtick. I am so glad he was wrong with his "ikn" stuff about Moore taking the sheff wed game.
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Post by benhomly on Feb 6, 2024 12:23:35 GMT 1
Interviewing the overseas candidates today apparently. With this weather it makes you wonder who will be having to impress who in the interview.
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Post by Gold Coast Terrier on Feb 6, 2024 12:24:06 GMT 1
For those of you wanting a focus on a short term appointment Are you thinking 1. we’ll give someone & their coaching team of 3/4 a job til end of season - if so who is going to do that? Or 2. Appoint longer term than sack again in the summer to switch to longer term? 3. Explain how the focus on a short term appointment is less risky than appointing someone longer term - who has track record of being appointed and keeping teams up? Obviously Warnock, who else realistically? If it’s less risky let’s have examples I’d appoint an immediate solution now, and see how it’s going. Then if the club REALLY want to spin the wheel in the summer they have the option to pay them off. (But here’s an idea, if it’s not broken maybe don’t fix it this time) I really don’t see the point in changing if it’s working, but I also thought that when we let Warnock go. The key is earning the right to choose, and yet again we’re up against it. I’m not assuming we can get a ‘tried and tested’ solid pair of hands. Just that I don’t think this is a great time to bring someone in who’d need time to settle into the area, learn the league etc. We don’t have that time. We need someone who know’s the league, knows our squad and has a good idea of what’s required so they don’t have the learn on the job pissing points away in the meantime. Warnock had us all worked out from day 1. Took the temperature of each player’s attitude and off we go. None of this is ideal, but a third manager never is. It’s just pragmatic.
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Post by detox on Feb 6, 2024 12:24:44 GMT 1
No we don't. This reminds me more of the constant "Chicho for me" shouts last season because he'd fluked a win earlier in the season. I like Worthington, and it was a nice throwback on Saturday seeing him in the dugout. But let's not fall into the usual trap of thinking the caretaker manager is the second coming of Guardiola, like we normally do. No need to do anything formal, but riding the until you fall off wouldnt be too bad, if we beat southampton, id definately stick with him for sunderland and maybe another few until the bounce has gone. Is Gerry Murphy still available.......... 17games...8 wins...(including at L666s) 6 draws...3 defeats... ok so he's 80, but if you're good enough..etc...
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Post by irverino on Feb 6, 2024 12:25:48 GMT 1
jumping the gun a lot... nothing is decided yet. Yet Southampton will be Johns last game? Id not be appointing anyone until we lose our next game, so probably after southampton. This from someone who told us DM defo in dugout for SW game......A lot of egg on his face.
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