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Gone For A Walk said:
I know many are saying, understandably, this time we want experience, normality, etc, but sorry, I really hope we don't end up with a Mowbry or Hughton. We surely should be a tad more forward looking still than those sort of options (meaning no disrespect whatsoever to what they've done in earlier decades).
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Hughton is the least inspiring appointment possible and it makes the last 2 years a complete waste of time

Im even more in favour if schumacher now
 
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The only thing I can think with Hughton is that he’s coming in until January before Mowbray comes in - but we may as well do that with Dawson if that’s the case??
 
Gone For A Walk said:
I know many are saying, understandably, this time we want experience, normality, etc, but sorry, I really hope we don't end up with a Mowbry or Hughton. We surely should be a tad more forward looking still than those sort of options (meaning no disrespect whatsoever to what they've done in earlier decades).
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i think your wrong about Mowbray, he's good with a young squad, plays a decent style and has all the experience you need. He should never have been sacked at sunderland and had a decent start at Brum.
Health permitting he'd be my first choice 100%
 
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Tony Angelino said:
i think your wrong about Mowbray, he's good with a young squad, plays a decent style and has all the experience you need. He should never have been sacked at sunderland and had a decent start at Brum.
Health permitting he'd be my first choice 100%
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I was at Blackburn for the last couple of years of his tenure and most fans that I spoke to weren’t sorry to see him go.
 
Summerof69 said:
I was at Blackburn for the last couple of years of his tenure and most fans that I spoke to weren’t sorry to see him go.
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i suppose we arent getting pep, so whoever we get will have a blemish on their record. Cooper @ leicester, Robins @ Huddersfield etc...
 
bradymk2 said:
if we appoint hughton
im done
i tell you done
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Good lord,you really get yourself in some pickles over nothing at times.

There's not a single poster on here with even a wild guess at who's coming in,it could be anyone and whoever it finally turns out to be,surely it can't be any worse an appointment than Tim Walter?

We all then get firmly behind it and hope we can start some sort of resurgence to pull us clear of the bottom 3.
 
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Ric Glasgow said:
Good lord,you really get yourself in some pickles over nothing at times.

There's not a single poster on here with even a wild guess at who's coming in,it could be anyone and whoever it finally turns out to be,surely it can't be any worse an appointment than Tim Walter?

We all then get firmly behind it and hope we can start some sort of resurgence to pull us clear of the bottom 3.
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Its not so literal!
 
I don't get the interest in Ruben Selles. Not much experience, none in the championship. What makes him attractive?
 
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Gone For A Walk said:
I know many are saying, understandably, this time we want experience, normality, etc, but sorry, I really hope we don't end up with a Mowbray or Hughton. We surely should be a tad more forward looking still than those sort of options (meaning no disrespect whatsoever to what they've done in earlier decades).
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Mowbray and hughton couldn't be more different.
 
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Plum said:
I don't get the interest in Ruben Selles. Not much experience, none in the championship. What makes him attractive?
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It’s just that Reading have been an absolute basket case with points deductions, lost a lot of really good players for peanuts, fans protesting etc but he’s still got them competing for a play-off place and playing decent attacking football.

He’s also speaks with a lot of passion and understanding of the game and seems to have built great relationships with the players.
 
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willyfog said:
It’s just that Reading have been an absolute basket case with points deductions, lost a lot of really good players for peanuts, fans protesting etc but he’s still got them competing for a play-off place and playing decent attacking football.

He’s also speaks with a lot of passion and understanding of the game and seems to have built great relationships with the players.
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Not enough imo. Couple of seasons more with a promotion under his belt then it's a different proposition.
 
Who is running the football side of the club?
There seems to be the chairman and head coach with nothing in between
There is the recruitment guy
 
Plum said:
Not enough imo. Couple of seasons more with a promotion under his belt then it's a different proposition.
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I get that, but imagine if he does show success over a few seasons and a promotion we might have some bigger fish to compete with.
 
petersaxton said:
Who is running the football side of the club?
There seems to be the chairman and head coach with nothing in between
There is the recruitment guy
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I believe Jared Dublin has been promoted to a Director of Football role. It looks like Jim Rodwell might come back as Vice Chair (or in some capacity, perhaps temporary). We need to bring in a new head of recruitment but think Dublin will cover some of this in the meantime.
 
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