Would Nigel 'Do One'?

  • Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
  • Log in now to remove adverts - no adverts at all to registered members!
I mean if a decent offer came in from another club, do we think he'd go?

We're all aware of the lack of help he's receiving from the ****s and if any club decides they need a change, Nigel's the man in form and is probably on a **** contract.

Would he do one?
Hope so, Rowett and Wagner are available, think what they could do with the squad if Adkins can do it
 
How do we know he isn't being spoken to? Or nigel himself has said let's park it till the end of the season? If I was him I'd be saying that and waiting to see exactly where the club is end of season and look at what's best then

Adkins has just confirmed that the owners have not offered him a new deal despite his current one expiring in five months.
 
  • Like
Reactions: howdentiger
Adkins has just confirmed that the owners have not offered him a new deal despite his current one expiring in five months.
I'm hoping this is because the owners still think they might be out of there within five months so they don't need to make the decision. If they are still around, surely they'll offer him a deal (although I realise you can't take anything for granted with them). And I get the sense he is genuinely enjoying having been given the opportunity here. Of course if a premier league club came knocking, might be different.
 
Rowett seems to be one of those 'non stick' managers who is still rated for once having got Birmingham to about 8th in the division playing route one football. Must have a good agent. Think he's been found out since

Took Burton to the play-offs in his first season in management, went to Birmingham and was 7th when he was sacked by the new owner (replaced by Zola, who took them into the relegation zone), went to Derby and took them into the play-offs, before being poached by Stoke. Stoke's been his only really poor performance.
 
What would be the situation with the one year options and then signing a pre-contract somewhere else? Which would take precedence? Which ever is done first?

Presumably, the player would inform the club that they'd been offered a pre-contract elsewhere and the club would have to decide if they wanted to trigger the extension or not (I'm guessing).