thenodrog Posted September 28, 2006 Posted September 28, 2006 Mark Bowen to leave for WBA? "Mark Hughes has played down reports Mark Bowen is set for West Bromwich Albion Football Club. It had been speculated that the Blackburn Rovers assistant manager was set to replace the sacked Bryan Robson at the Hawthorns, yet this has been played down by the Ewood Park chief. "I've spoken to him about it, but it's pure speculation. I've spoken to him about the situation and it won't be going any further," said Hughes, who hopes to take the Lancashire side through to the Uefa Cup group stages on Thursday." Any truth in this? This is why I recommended Hughes and his team receive commission on team performance and transfer dealings. The Kuqi / Bellamy profits should provide some lucre for the managemant team to keep em both happy and alert.
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rover6 Posted September 28, 2006 Posted September 28, 2006 Commission on transfer dealings for management is a recipe for corruption and conflict of interests. Definite no. And besides, is Mark Bowen going to persuaded to abandon a career in management at a big city club for money. I doubt it.
Presty On Tour Posted September 28, 2006 Posted September 28, 2006 fairplay hughes you out done trapper, again!!! well played buddy!!! small town in europe on tour!!! again!!
Eddie Posted September 29, 2006 Posted September 29, 2006 This is why I recommended Hughes and his team receive commission on team performance and transfer dealings. The Kuqi / Bellamy profits should provide some lucre for the managemant team to keep em both happy and alert. I agree with rover6 that this sounds like a fast way to bad deals. You are saying that you are giving the coaching staff rewards for making a net profit on transfer dealings, which could lead to us selling a few of our big players faster than we had planned.
philipl Posted September 29, 2006 Posted September 29, 2006 This is why I recommended Hughes and his team receive commission on team performance and transfer dealings. The Kuqi / Bellamy profits should provide some lucre for the managemant team to keep em both happy and alert. It is all becoming clear, 'drog works in a toilet factory and judges others by his own standard.
FourLaneBlue Posted October 5, 2006 Posted October 5, 2006 (edited) He's still here but a website is speculating about who would replace Hughes if he does. Later rather than sooner in the case I hope... Future Rovers Managers edited Edited October 5, 2006 by FourLaneBlue
Drakefyre Posted October 5, 2006 Posted October 5, 2006 That links to the reply page for this thread ...
USABlue Posted October 7, 2006 Posted October 7, 2006 Thought I'd throw in my two penneth, again. Now many of you know that I was not at all keen on the appointment of Sparky, dead set against it as a matter of fact. Just to let you lot know how good I am at spotting managerial talent my first choice at the time just got sacked this week. Worthington was the bloke I thought best to take Rovers forward. Should I sign up for some form of counselling?
FourLaneBlue Posted November 25, 2006 Posted November 25, 2006 (edited) Gamst seems to be undroppable in the mind of Hughes. Despite looking knackered and out of form he kept his place despite Peter having looked promising for some time. Then he injured a rib yet still plays! Give Peter a chance for crying out loud and let MGP have a little while to nurse himself back to full fitness. We've been told by some that if the Academy had produced anybody with promise they would have had the chance. They have in Peter yet Hughes still won't give him a start. It only makes sense to allow him a chance to show what he can do while Pedersen gets back to full fitness. I'm not suggesting we should listen to waggy (if he was still around) and just "throw in the kids" but Hughes does seem very reluctant to trust any player who hasn't already been in the team. That kind of philosophy is how Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger really thrive, they do give their youth a chance to sink and swim. You could say in response that it is because their youngsters are far better but that would ignore the reality which has seen many they have tried being not up to it but at least they were given the opportunity. Give Peter a chance Sparky, at least until MGP is back to full fitness. Edited November 25, 2006 by FourLaneBlue
Alan75 Posted November 25, 2006 Posted November 25, 2006 FLB, Ive not seen any of the current reserve side, that are ready for the step up to premier league standard. Which is a worrying factor.
FourLaneBlue Posted November 25, 2006 Posted November 25, 2006 FLB, Ive not seen any of the current reserve side, that are ready for the step up to premier league standard. Which is a worrying factor. It is worrying but ultimately you never know until they are given the chance on the big stage. I'd suggest that with MGP unfit that Peter should be given that chance.
den Posted November 25, 2006 Posted November 25, 2006 It is worrying but ultimately you never know until they are given the chance on the big stage. I'd suggest that with MGP unfit that Peter should be given that chance. Truth is FLB, Peter has looked no better than Gamst.
FourLaneBlue Posted November 25, 2006 Posted November 25, 2006 Truth is FLB, Peter has looked no better than Gamst. Eh? He hasn't been given a run, so how would you know? Has he ever even started more than one game in succession for Rovers? Anyway, surely a fit Peter is better than an unfit MGP who is getting over a broken rib.
AxesFirstTouch Posted November 25, 2006 Posted November 25, 2006 Steads got 3 in 3 now, good to see him back on form
Billy Castell Posted November 25, 2006 Posted November 25, 2006 Bring back Steadinho ! Deleted for bad language.
Presty On Tour Posted November 25, 2006 Posted November 25, 2006 Steads got 3 in 3 now, good to see him back on form Bring back Steadinho ! Deleted for bad language. i'm well pleased he's found his shooting boots again after a bad spell at sunderland, 3 in 3 for derby, long may it continue.
USABlue Posted January 21, 2007 Posted January 21, 2007 (edited) Just to panic everyone who is feeling good about yesterday's result, can't have that can we, I wanted to raise a question. Given Mourinho's "difficulties" at Chelsea if he was to get canned or leave do you think Chelsea would be interested in Sparky or would Roman want a sexier name, someone who has been around a bit more? For some reason this just hit me today hearing of Jose's whinings, I thought jeez we've all been thinking Sparky might buggar off to Utd what if Chelsea was our main worry. He did play there. Edited January 21, 2007 by USABlue
Exiled_Rover Posted January 21, 2007 Posted January 21, 2007 Just to panic everyone who is feeling good about yesterday's result, can't have that can we, I wanted to raise a question. Given Mourinho's "difficulties" at Chelsea if he was to get canned or leave do you think Chelsea would be interested in Sparky or would Roman want a sexier name, someone who has been around a bit more? For some reason this just hit me today hearing of Jose's whinings, I thought jeez we've all been thinking Sparky might buggar off to Utd what if Chelsea was our main worry. He did play there. Rumour has it Avram Grant, the Israeli coach, has been lined up for the job.
Billy Castell Posted January 21, 2007 Posted January 21, 2007 As a big club fan would say.................WHO ?????
Driftpeasant Posted January 21, 2007 Posted January 21, 2007 Just to panic everyone who is feeling good about yesterday's result, can't have that can we, I wanted to raise a question. Given Mourinho's "difficulties" at Chelsea if he was to get canned or leave do you think Chelsea would be interested in Sparky or would Roman want a sexier name, someone who has been around a bit more? For some reason this just hit me today hearing of Jose's whinings, I thought jeez we've all been thinking Sparky might buggar off to Utd what if Chelsea was our main worry. He did play there. Sparky had an odd history with Chelsea. I was talking to some Chelsea fans about this very thing yesterday, and they seemed to think that there's no chance of that. By the same token, I talked to a Manchester ex-pat who seemed to think that Hughes isn't the first choice to replace Sir Alex, either, so...
brfc_jonesy Posted January 21, 2007 Posted January 21, 2007 although mark is doing tremendous things with us at the moment, i think hes got abit more to learn till he buggers off to a big club...hes building a masterpiece with us at the moment and i for one am excited
philipl Posted January 22, 2007 Posted January 22, 2007 The good thing about the Prem being the richest league in the world is that if Chelski/Mancs/Arse/Lpool call, any Manager in the World will go running. On that basis, even though Rafa clearly still hasn't worked out what the Prem is about, I guess Champs League achievements and spending big budgets well are going to be more important on the CV than what Sparky is doing at Ewood. I agree with jonesy- Sparky is doing a fantastic job at Ewoodand the immediate prospects are extremely exciting.
Eddie Posted January 22, 2007 Posted January 22, 2007 I was actually surprised over Christmas to talk to some United fans who didn't even consider Hughes to be in the running. They thought he wasn't nearly a big enough name and that when Ferguson goes that it is most likely that a foreign manager will be brought in.
Fife Rover Posted January 22, 2007 Posted January 22, 2007 I was actually surprised over Christmas to talk to some United fans who didn't even consider Hughes to be in the running. They thought he wasn't nearly a big enough name and that when Ferguson goes that it is most likely that a foreign manager will be brought in. And what had RFW done prior to joining Manure? Played for Dunfermline and Rangers. Then he managed Aberdeen and made them into a good side by Scottish standards. Next stop: Old Trafford!!
FourLaneBlue Posted January 22, 2007 Posted January 22, 2007 And what had RFW done prior to joining Manure? Played for Dunfermline and Rangers. Then he managed Aberdeen and made them into a good side by Scottish standards. Next stop: Old Trafford!! What really showed what he could do was winning a European trophy with Aberdeen...now if Sparky manages that for us it would nicely soften the blow should he leave.
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