Football Managers gone bad

Football Managers gone bad

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mickk

Original Poster:

29,345 posts

248 months

Wednesday 23rd July 2008
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So who are the worst then? I give you Christian Gross or maybe Alan Ball

dickymint

25,605 posts

264 months

Wednesday 23rd July 2008
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Keagan!

BJG1

5,966 posts

218 months

Wednesday 23rd July 2008
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Peter Grant - great coach, completely useless manager.

vivaronaldo

496 posts

196 months

Wednesday 23rd July 2008
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Alan Little
Brian Laws
Ron Atkinson
Mark McGhee

Always seem to get jobs never succeeded anywhere baffling

D-Angle

4,468 posts

248 months

Wednesday 23rd July 2008
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Glenn Hoddle. This man, and I cannot stress this enough, is a complete ahole.

Garett

1,637 posts

198 months

Wednesday 23rd July 2008
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McClaren is the obvious choice, i'm still bemused why he got the job in the first place.

Also, I'm not a fan of Roy Hodgsons work, he did do alright keeping Fulham from the drop to be fair to him.

Colin Todd
Bryan Robson

Stu R

21,410 posts

221 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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graham taylor

deevlash

10,442 posts

243 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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Garett said:
Bryan Robson
Im scottish and it baffles me how this guy gets a new team every so often, spends millions and then they get relegated, hes clearly a crap manager.

Vee

3,101 posts

240 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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BJG1 said:
Peter Grant - great coach, completely useless manager.
You mean Peter Taylor

Muzzer

3,814 posts

227 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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Graeme Souness

wolves_wanderer

12,570 posts

243 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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D-Angle said:
Glenn Hoddle. This man, and I cannot stress this enough, is a complete ahole.
Amen brother.

BJG1

5,966 posts

218 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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Vee said:
BJG1 said:
Peter Grant - great coach, completely useless manager.
You mean Peter Taylor
No I don't rolleyes

Wacky Racer

38,825 posts

253 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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Disasters:-

Alan Ball/Steve Coppull/Frank Clark/Billy M'cNeil.......Manchester City

Frank o'Farrell.......Manchester United

Brian Clough.......Leeds United

Sam Allardice......Newcastle United

Steve M'cClaren....England

Vee

3,101 posts

240 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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BJG1 said:
Vee said:
BJG1 said:
Peter Grant - great coach, completely useless manager.
You mean Peter Taylor
No I don't rolleyes
Sorry chap, wasn't meant to be a statement. I missed the ? off the end.
Add Peter Taylor to the list then.


vivaronaldo

496 posts

196 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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Vee said:
BJG1 said:
Vee said:
BJG1 said:
Peter Grant - great coach, completely useless manager.
You mean Peter Taylor
No I don't rolleyes
Sorry chap, wasn't meant to be a statement. I missed the ? off the end.
Add Peter Taylor to the list then.
Peter Tayloe is actually a very good manager bar a bad spell with Leicester. Produced fanastic football as the England Under 21 manager, who were undefeated for a long tim under him and were much more entertaining thatn the boring National side.

Negative Creep

25,158 posts

233 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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What about the guy who managed Charlton before they dropped out of the Premiership? (Les Reid I think)

BJG1

5,966 posts

218 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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Vee said:
Sorry chap, wasn't meant to be a statement. I missed the ? off the end.
Add Peter Taylor to the list then.
That's fine! Grant was Norwich's manager for 2 1/2 seasons, left us 6 points adrift at the bottom when Glenn Roeder took over! We were hopeless, literally couldn't score a goal and he brought over a load of st players from Scotland.

Also, whoever said Allardyce was a disaster at Newcastle - what a load of st. He did alright there, got them to midtable, below Villa, West Ham, Everton, Blackburn and Man City. Only really West Ham who he definitely should have been above, and he inherited a squad which was tiny, piss poor nad injury prone. Keegan then managed to get them to the point where they were threatened with relegation.

Cyclone1

2,601 posts

252 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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Wacky Racer said:
Disasters:-


Brian Clough.......Leeds United
..........which paved the way for the greatest managerial achievement ever with what he did at Nottingham Forest.

True Legend.....

Jules.

central

16,744 posts

223 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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Garett said:
McClaren is the obvious choice, i'm still bemused why he got the job in the first place.
yes

5pen

1,942 posts

212 months

Thursday 24th July 2008
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vivaronaldo said:
Vee said:
BJG1 said:
Vee said:
BJG1 said:
Peter Grant - great coach, completely useless manager.
You mean Peter Taylor
No I don't rolleyes
Sorry chap, wasn't meant to be a statement. I missed the ? off the end.
Add Peter Taylor to the list then.
Peter Tayloe is actually a very good manager bar a bad spell with Leicester. Produced fanastic football as the England Under 21 manager, who were undefeated for a long tim under him and were much more entertaining thatn the boring National side.
Taylor did well at Gillingham & Hull I think. I don't think too many Crystal Palace fans would agree that he was a very good manager. My Palace supporting mate has a theory that Taylor will get your club to mid-table in the Championship irrespective of where the team were when he took over...

Edited by 5pen on Thursday 24th July 17:42