Is it a Belgian or someone managing in Belgium??
Steve Bould? currently in Belgian League 2 has a link to us. No idea what his playing style is like
Both Still and Rohl would be good hires for me. The unnamed Belgian is interesting though.
I think it’s obvious they’re looking for a young person (45 and under) with experience of the head coach role in contrast with the old school manager role, someone who is going to embrace the idea of recruiting young players and developing them, in a conveyor belt like fashion. The club probably don’t want to pay tens of thousands of pounds a week in wages, so this means someone with a lower profile, or at least not a blockbuster one, so no Graham Potters etc
Still was named though.Still is Belgian.
Still was named though.
The tweet names Still & Rohl, then mentions an unnamed Belgian.
I agree with that,but,it surely also has to be someone who can develop the team into a Premier League side.
Good shout. Like it.Here’s one I want to throw out for people to look at:
Ian Evatt at Bolton.
Before you piss your nappy, let’s have a look why I’m mentioning him:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Evatt
2018-2020 got Barrow back league football after almost 50 years in his second season whilst playing possession based football, very attacking and prefers 3-4-1-2. So that’s wingbacks and two strikers. Nick named “FC Barrowcelona”.
https://totalfootballanalysis.com/article/barrow-ian-evatts-barrowcelona-tactical-analysis-tactics
In 2020 he moves to Bolton in League Two and gets them up at first time of asking, they’re currently 3rd in League One and have a realistic chance of promotion. 2nd in the league for possession stats, 2nd highest goal scorers.
He is considered a progressive style coach with old school English sentiments ie willing to use new techniques and familiar with new school coaching techniques but willing to ground players in reality when required. He is definitely being looked at by other Championship clubs.
Here’s one I want to throw out for people to look at:
Ian Evatt at Bolton.
Before you piss your nappy, let’s have a look why I’m mentioning him:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Evatt
2018-2020 got Barrow back league football after almost 50 years in his second season whilst playing possession based football, very attacking and prefers 3-4-1-2. So that’s wingbacks and two strikers. Nick named “FC Barrowcelona”.
https://totalfootballanalysis.com/article/barrow-ian-evatts-barrowcelona-tactical-analysis-tactics
In 2020 he moves to Bolton in League Two and gets them up at first time of asking, they’re currently 3rd in League One and have a realistic chance of promotion. 2nd in the league for possession stats, 2nd highest goal scorers.
He is considered a progressive style coach with old school English sentiments ie willing to use new techniques and familiar with new school coaching techniques but willing to ground players in reality when required. He is definitely being looked at by other Championship clubs.
He’s done well Evatt and has sufficient experienceHere’s one I want to throw out for people to look at:
Ian Evatt at Bolton.
Before you piss your nappy, let’s have a look why I’m mentioning him:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Evatt
2018-2020 got Barrow back league football after almost 50 years in his second season whilst playing possession based football, very attacking and prefers 3-4-1-2. So that’s wingbacks and two strikers. Nick named “FC Barrowcelona”.
https://totalfootballanalysis.com/article/barrow-ian-evatts-barrowcelona-tactical-analysis-tactics
In 2020 he moves to Bolton in League Two and gets them up at first time of asking, they’re currently 3rd in League One and have a realistic chance of promotion. 2nd in the league for possession stats, 2nd highest goal scorers.
He is considered a progressive style coach with old school English sentiments ie willing to use new techniques and familiar with new school coaching techniques but willing to ground players in reality when required. He is definitely being looked at by other Championship clubs.
Not disagreeing with any of that, what matters now is that they get it right.There is never a right one when the season is effectively over in January with half of the season to play. They have totally collapsed this season due to poor judgement.
Or he could be DutchBoth Still and Rohl would be good hires for me. The unnamed Belgian is interesting though.
Not disagreeing with any of that, what matters now is that they get it right.
Like I said nobody really wants Dodds and Proctor but unless or number 1 candidate is available now then that's the option we have to take for now.
Accepting that is the best thing for the club right now doesn't me anyone actually agrees with what has happened since the summer.
I think 100% of fans will agree they got it badly wrong.
Doesn't mean they can't get it right in the summer