If Coyle gets sacked, would you take Sammy Lee?

It's a bit of a nonsense judging people on 8-9 games but the Mick McCarthy record is alarming.

and many Bolton fans are calling for him to be our next manager.

he is another level of shite.

As for Billy Davies, i think anyone would have struggled to keep that Derby team up, and he left after a fallout with the chairman over spending.

he did a terrific job at Derby all told, he also did very well at Preston and at Forest.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:It's a bit of a nonsense judging people on 8-9 games but the Mick McCarthy record is alarming.

and many Bolton fans are calling for him to be our next manager.

he is another level of shite.

Where are these many Bolton fans?

Natasha Whittam wrote:
Where are these many Bolton fans?

They either exist and are deluded, or Hipster made them up.

Either way, it's chilling.

I am seething that Hipster would make stuff up to back up his argument on a football forum.

Natasha, Coyle gets sacked tomorrow, Di Canio tells us to do one, who is your next preference?

Mick McCarthy.

I'm seething that you won't answer my question seriously.

largehat wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:
Where are these many Bolton fans?

They either exist and are deluded, or Hipster made them up.

Either way, it's chilling.

Well I'm not saying the majority or anything but i've seen him mentioned numerous times on the other forums and lots of times on twitter.

that even one person would mention him is actually scary.

Does McCarthy hold the record for the most consecutive number of loses in the Prem when he was at Sunderland? (I think it was Sunderland, not sure).

largehat wrote:Natasha, Coyle gets sacked tomorrow, Di Canio tells us to do one, who is your next preference?

The more I think about it the more I like the idea of Fernando Hierro. Ok, no direct managerial experience which is obviously a risk. But on the plus side he was a genuine world class player, will have loads of quality contacts across the globe, and let's face it, if Fernando Hierro rings you up and asks you to play for BWFC you're more likely to say yes.

2007 Preston Businessman of the Year wrote:
The more I think about it the more I like the idea of Fernando Hierro. Ok, no direct managerial experience which is obviously a risk. But on the plus side he was a genuine world class player, will have loads of quality contacts across the globe, and let's face it, if Fernando Hierro rings you up and asks you to play for BWFC you're more likely to say yes.

Hierro is an interesting shout. He has been director of football at Malaga until recently. Whether he would want to be a first team coach, live in England, manage in the second tier in England, etc, I have no idea. But it's not a non-starter.

Never id rather stick red hot pokers in my eyes.Only one Slaven Bilic.I want Coyle out unless we get 7 points from next 9.Rather unlikely and ive put 5-000 Pounds at 7-1 to win the Leauge before the season started thought we would be too good for this leauge after the good run in we had barring the WBA match and unlucky at Stoke.Still early days and you only bet what you can afford to lose.Should have had Blackpool at 20-1.

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2007 Preston Businessman of the Year wrote:

Fuck off.

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largehat wrote:

2007 Preston Businessman of the Year wrote:

Fuck off.

Well what year was it then?