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Post by warehamgas on Nov 18, 2020 20:08:09 GMT
Just because he was out of work doesn’t mean he (anyone) isn’t articulate, hugely respected or able to be spoken highly of surely. I’m sure you’re not saying that anyone’s out of work can’t have those attributes. Are you? UTG! You know I wasn’t . If he was / is so highly respected why has he been out of work for a while . Surely a club would of snapped him up ? I know you weren’t. But this is football those things happen at all levels. Pochetino is unemployed at the moment but he’s a great manager. Grayson, Cook, Adkins are out of work but they are decent. Unemployment in football means less than other spheres of employment. UTG! |
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Post by holmesgas1 on Nov 18, 2020 20:19:25 GMT
Nothing against Paul Tisdale as he fits our philosophy. Just, out of interest has there ever been a gas manager fans have been excited about before they joined in the last 15 years? I can’t remember any in recent times! Yes Buckle and Graydon, just shows what us fans know. |
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Post by Feeling The Blues on Nov 18, 2020 20:41:43 GMT
Nothing against Paul Tisdale as he fits our philosophy. Just, out of interest has there ever been a gas manager fans have been excited about before they joined in the last 15 years? I can’t remember any in recent times! Yes Buckle and Graydon, just shows what us fans know. Yep, and fans were lukewarm with Darell Clarke, and the knives were out after our poor start in the conference. |
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Post by daniel300380 on Nov 18, 2020 20:52:43 GMT
He will work very hard, that is beyond doubt. He won’t even take his scarf off He talks about his clothes on the podcast. He does not wear that gear for training etc. He wears it on a match day, as he feels good and it says to the player's to be your best. It's more psychological. |
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Post by pirate on Nov 18, 2020 20:54:12 GMT
Just because he was out of work doesn’t mean he (anyone) isn’t articulate, hugely respected or able to be spoken highly of surely. I’m sure you’re not saying that anyone’s out of work can’t have those attributes. Are you? UTG! You know I wasn’t . If he was / is so highly respected why has he been out of work for a while . Surely a club would of snapped him up ? He doesn't 'need' to work. He's got other business interests and he said in that EFL podcast that he enjoyed the little break from the game to recharge the batteries and do other things. |
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Post by pirate on Nov 18, 2020 20:56:24 GMT
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Post by Antonio Fargas on Nov 18, 2020 21:01:24 GMT
Align to the following in order of priority: 1) the players. Their buy-in is make or break so look after them. 2) the board of directors. Painful but necessary. 3) the press. They need to be treated respectfully. They’re not stupid so Don’t patronise. Don’t make excuses. Just be honest. Keep the coaching manual in the drawer fellas. |
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Post by piratejames on Nov 18, 2020 21:22:56 GMT
Eh? Have I missed the last 6 months and woken up and we’ve been relegated? Seriously get some perspective, he’s not been appointed and you’re justifying your criticism by predicting something that’s not happened. I wouldn’t be happy and I suspect no one else on here would be either at relegation And everyone wants what you want, to win football matches. And as for being an unambitious signing, at the moment it’s no kind of signing because he hasn’t signed. It’s just forum talk, it may or may not happen. UTG! The IF in my post was highlighted as if conditional support is some kind of heinous crime so I’m emphasising that I won’t stand around and clap defeats. If a manager gets results he will have my support, if he doesn’t he won’t ergo I won’t applaud any manager who is taking us down just because he’s the manager of the club I follow. Well it seems pretty nailed on that it will be Tisdale. It could be worse, but it could have been better too. A bit of an average signing but one that seems to fit with the direction the club is going in and won’t cost money in compensation because he’s without a job since being let go by MK Dons. Cook would have been a stellar, if extremely unrealistic appointment, Clough would have been a great move if they had acted sooner, Duff from Cheltenham would have been decent as he is currently in work doing well and untried at league one level. Tisdale has been tried in league one and it’s not been great for the most part. He seems like a quality league two manager but we aren’t in league two. So for me, not that impressed for the level we are at. Just a thought and you can tell me to do one, but imagine not thinking the worst about a manager before he is even announced. I don’t think anyone will clap a manager that takes us down 😂 but I don’t think the majority think about the worst situation straight away, how about you will be clapping when we get to the play offs, you will be clapping when the team is playing well and good football. UTG |
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Post by wiaww on Nov 18, 2020 21:37:22 GMT
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Post by nsblue on Nov 18, 2020 21:38:04 GMT
If Tisdale is the new manager, he'll get my support.
As many are saying seems to be a good fit, footballing wise, with regards the road the board are trying to take us down and hopefully BG has laid some decent foundations to build on.
Again many fans thought Tisdale should have been approached several seasons ago so perhaps this is fate!
Maybe not a 'big' name like Cook, Cowley etc but a safe pair of hands who can hopefully take us forward.
What I don't get is fans saying he hasn't set league 1 alight during his stays there, yet many of those fans are suggesting Flynn & Duff instead, neither of which have never even managed at this level, so would be a bigger gamble in my view.
Whoever it is lets get behind him - UTG.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 18, 2020 21:43:22 GMT
Align to the following in order of priority: 1) the players. Their buy-in is make or break so look after them. 2) the board of directors. Painful but necessary. 3) the press. They need to be treated respectfully. They’re not stupid so Don’t patronise. Don’t make excuses. Just be honest. Keep the coaching manual in the drawer fellas. He seems to have the right moral fibre, after a bullshit artist like Garner it would be nice to have a manager who takes responsibility and speaks honestly. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 18, 2020 21:51:02 GMT
The IF in my post was highlighted as if conditional support is some kind of heinous crime so I’m emphasising that I won’t stand around and clap defeats. If a manager gets results he will have my support, if he doesn’t he won’t ergo I won’t applaud any manager who is taking us down just because he’s the manager of the club I follow. Well it seems pretty nailed on that it will be Tisdale. It could be worse, but it could have been better too. A bit of an average signing but one that seems to fit with the direction the club is going in and won’t cost money in compensation because he’s without a job since being let go by MK Dons. Cook would have been a stellar, if extremely unrealistic appointment, Clough would have been a great move if they had acted sooner, Duff from Cheltenham would have been decent as he is currently in work doing well and untried at league one level. Tisdale has been tried in league one and it’s not been great for the most part. He seems like a quality league two manager but we aren’t in league two. So for me, not that impressed for the level we are at. Just a thought and you can tell me to do one, but imagine not thinking the worst about a manager before he is even announced. I don’t think anyone will clap a manager that takes us down 😂 but I don’t think the majority think about the worst situation straight away, how about you will be clapping when we get to the play offs, you will be clapping when the team is playing well and good football. UTG I mean yeah optimism for the sake of it is probably a good state of mind to have and in other walks of life I’m more optimistic. But in football I’m a firm believer in trends and past performance being the best indicator of future returns, so Tisdale’s previous record in league one to me is an indicator that his future performance at Rovers, if you were to try and contrive some probabilities, would be more likely to not amount to much (in terms of league position). So for me it’s a bit of a hum-drum appointment (less so if we were in league two). He’ll win me over if he wins games, like Coughlan did. |
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Post by Strange Gas on Nov 18, 2020 21:57:03 GMT
Align to the following in order of priority: 1) the players. Their buy-in is make or break so look after them. 2) the board of directors. Painful but necessary. 3) the press. They need to be treated respectfully. They’re not stupid so Don’t patronise. Don’t make excuses. Just be honest. Keep the coaching manual in the drawer fellas. He seems to have the right moral fibre, after a bullshit artist like Garner it would be nice to have a manager who takes responsibility and speaks honestly. agree, and at risk of being accused of being backwards looking, I’d say they are qualities DC exuded in spades, although he obviously lost "2) the board" along the way. So whilst can’t say Tis was my 1st choice and an exciting appointment, I am feeling positive he can bring something BG (and GC) lacked, so would be good evolution. |
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Nov 18, 2020 22:00:28 GMT
He is basically taking about Garner in that article 😂 |
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Post by Topper Gas on Nov 18, 2020 22:03:03 GMT
Liked by Paul Buckle and Danny Coles, the two ex Rovers panto villains! |
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Post by Gastafari on Nov 18, 2020 22:04:55 GMT
He won’t even take his scarf off He talks about his clothes on the podcast. He does not wear that gear for training etc. He wears it on a match day, as he feels good and it says to the player's to be your best. It's more psychological. He's best mates with Ray Kelvin the founder of Ted Baker. Get's loads of freebies which he wears on the touchline. It's a better look than Klopp and Pulis wearing the club shop Tracksuit and Cap, that's for sure. |
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Post by gasandelectricity on Nov 18, 2020 22:13:47 GMT
He talks about his clothes on the podcast. He does not wear that gear for training etc. He wears it on a match day, as he feels good and it says to the player's to be your best. It's more psychological. He's best mates with Ray Kelvin the founder of Ted Baker. Get's loads of freebies which he wears on the touchline. It's a better look than Klopp and Pulis wearing the club shop Tracksuit and Cap, that's for sure. When it comes to clothes I expect a manager to be dressed for the occasion. Either smart or in club training attire. I agree with what Tisdale has to say on the matter to be honest - dressing smart can put the team into the right frame of mind. I remember hearing or reading Ollie I think say the same thing that he lost a playoff as he wasn’t prepared enough - and that went down to dressing in the right gear for the day - as a manager wearing a suit. He went back the next time and won. After reading this I realised in our playoff final Darrell was dressed smart and Paul Hurst was in training attire. I sincerely believe Ollie gave DC this advice, and that he gave it to Hurst in turn who was wearing a suit the following year |
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Nov 18, 2020 22:21:37 GMT
He's best mates with Ray Kelvin the founder of Ted Baker. Get's loads of freebies which he wears on the touchline. It's a better look than Klopp and Pulis wearing the club shop Tracksuit and Cap, that's for sure. When it comes to clothes I expect a manager to be dressed for the occasion. Either smart or in club training attire. I agree with what Tisdale has to say on the matter to be honest - dressing smart can put the team into the right frame of mind. I remember hearing or reading Ollie I think say the same thing that he lost a playoff as he wasn’t prepared enough - and that went down to dressing in the right gear for the day - as a manager wearing a suit. He went back the next time and won. After reading this I realised in our playoff final Darrell was dressed smart and Paul Hurst was in training attire. I sincerely believe Ollie gave DC this advice, and that he gave it to Hurst in turn who was wearing a suit the following year Didn't work for Liverpool in the 96 fa Cup final 😝 For those that don't know.. www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/knew-wed-beat-liverpool-soon-6582198 |
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Post by Gastafari on Nov 18, 2020 22:23:32 GMT
He's best mates with Ray Kelvin the founder of Ted Baker. Get's loads of freebies which he wears on the touchline. It's a better look than Klopp and Pulis wearing the club shop Tracksuit and Cap, that's for sure. When it comes to clothes I expect a manager to be dressed for the occasion. Either smart or in club training attire. I agree with what Tisdale has to say on the matter to be honest - dressing smart can put the team into the right frame of mind. I remember hearing or reading Ollie I think say the same thing that he lost a playoff as he wasn’t prepared enough - and that went down to dressing in the right gear for the day - as a manager wearing a suit. He went back the next time and won. After reading this I realised in our playoff final Darrell was dressed smart and Paul Hurst was in training attire. I sincerely believe Ollie gave DC this advice, and that he gave it to Hurst in turn who was wearing a suit the following year As a manager I suppose it doesn't really matter as long as you get results. You have Klopp whose always dressed in a tracksuit and then you have Pep whose like Tisdale, always in designer clobber. You've also got people like Bielsa who always looks scruffy and sits on a bin all game drinking cups of Bovril, ask any Leeds fan and they'll tell you he's the second coming. Win matches. Simple task. |
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Post by gasandelectricity on Nov 18, 2020 22:27:51 GMT
When it comes to clothes I expect a manager to be dressed for the occasion. Either smart or in club training attire. I agree with what Tisdale has to say on the matter to be honest - dressing smart can put the team into the right frame of mind. I remember hearing or reading Ollie I think say the same thing that he lost a playoff as he wasn’t prepared enough - and that went down to dressing in the right gear for the day - as a manager wearing a suit. He went back the next time and won. After reading this I realised in our playoff final Darrell was dressed smart and Paul Hurst was in training attire. I sincerely believe Ollie gave DC this advice, and that he gave it to Hurst in turn who was wearing a suit the following year Didn't work for Liverpool in the 96 fa Cup final 😝 For those that don't know.. www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/knew-wed-beat-liverpool-soon-6582198There’s a difference between suits that take the water and dressing smart to prepare for the occasion. Those white suits scream ‘we’ve already won it’ |
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