Ex-players and managers

[Blue Maniac]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

Can we still recall him for the play-offs?

No, he left the club permanently more than two years ago.

 

[SJN-Fox]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

No, he left the club permanently more than two years ago.

You'll be trying to tell us next that Tommy Wright has left Aberdeen.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

You'll be trying to tell us next that Tommy Wright has left Aberdeen.

Don't be ridiculous.

 

[Mawsley]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

Can we recall Beckford's working leg?

 

[Motown Fox]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

Paul Dickov on Soccer am this morning.

 

[M17TT C]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21415118

[h=1]Frank Sinclair appointed manager of Colwyn Bay[/h]
Frank Sinclair has stepped into management for the first time after taking over at Colwyn Bay.
Former Chelsea defender Sinclair, 41, joined the club a year ago as a player and agreed to take charge following the resignation of Lee Williams on Friday.
Williams had lost all four games in charge since succeeding Jon Newby.
Sinclair inherits a team with just two wins in their last 14 games, who are languishing in the Blue Square Bet North relegation zone.
The Seagulls are currently seven points adrift of safety, but have three games in hand over the team directly above them, Histon.

Sinclair, who spent two seasons at Wrexham from 2009 to 2011, will face Bradford PA in his first game in charge on Saturday.
"I'm chuffed the board have backed me," he told BBC Wales Sport. "I've really enjoyed my time here - I've been respected by the players, the staff and everyone involved with the club.
"Now I've been given the task of keeping the club in the Conference North."
Sinclair said Colwyn Bay was the perfect place to begin his managerial career.
"You can't play forever and you think about your next step in football," said Sinclair, who played for Jamaica at the 1998 World Cup.
"I've always wanted to stay in football and the opportunity I've been given here now is an unbelievable one. It's a very good level for me to manage at as my first job.
"I've been lucky enough to have played under some great managers at the likes of Chelsea, Leicester, Burnley and even at Wrexham when I worked with Dean Saunders.
"I've been given great advice on how to go about being a manager and I'll be picking the brains of managers around the country that I know."

 

[H T B]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

Harry Worley nearly scored for Oxford on Saturday

 

[Micky]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

Harry Worley nearly scored for Oxford on Saturday

I nearly scored on a night out in Oxford on Saturday night.

 

[M17TT C]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

McAuley scores the first for West Brom in 2-0 win at Anfield.

 

[pork pie fox]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

McAuley scores the first for West Brom in 2-0 win at Anfield.

And played well too, I thought.

 

[M17TT C]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

And played well too, I thought.

He did and scored a very well taken goal. We've never looked as threatening from set pieces since he left and he's gone on to develop a good career for himself though I'm sure the majority on here would say he was, and still is, shit.

 

[tedfoxxx]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

I remember McAuley, Kisnorbo and Stearman all being really good at attacking set pieces. In fact, McAuley was generally very good in the air and was the best of a bad bunch when we went down. Good bit of business when we cashed in on him too.

 

[Fox Fan]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

I remember McAuley, Kisnorbo and Stearman all being really good at attacking set pieces. In fact, McAuley was generally very good in the air and was the best of a bad bunch when we went down. Good bit of business when we cashed in on him too.

If only that header against Stoke hadn't hit the bar!

 

[Blaarev]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

If only that header against Stoke hadn't hit the bar!

Yupp! We would've been able to keep Hollowhead then, and wouldn't have had to suffer the boring reign of NP :icon_wink

 

[Graz]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

MirrorFootball ‏@MirrorFootball
GOAL! Bhoys 0-3 Old Ladies. Biggest kick in the teeth Neil Lennon's had since that day he got on Alan Shearer's bad side...

 

[spionfox]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

On the basis of tonight, the sooner Wellens and Fuctas appear in this thread the better.

 

[LCFC'sGodWears9]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

On the basis of tonight, the sooner Wellens and Fuctas appear in this thread the better.

And Gallagher.

 

[SJN-Fox]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

Frank Sinclair (og) was a pundit on ESPN tonight.

 

[Blaarev]

Re: Ex-players (the thread nobody's been waiting for)

On the basis of tonight, the sooner Wellens and Fuctas appear in this thread the better.

And Gallagher.

And if we eventually can find a decent left back; Konchesky

 

[Matt_B]

And if we eventually can find a decent left back; Konchesky

He needs decent cover, Dyer and Gallagher do not provide that