Shaun Derry Leaves Cambridge

[West Acton]

Thought he was doing ok job there. Could be be option to replace Fleming?

[1973 ranger]

New ownership.

[Tarbie]

Given that we are shopping at Poundland, I'd be open to Shaun Derry and Clint Hill as Manager and Assistant. Don't think they'd be the best in the League, but I certainly think they'd be better than Ollie and Bircham by quite a long way.

[cross it Dave]

Given that we are shopping at Poundland, I'd be open to Shaun Derry and Clint Hill as Manager and Assistant. Don't think they'd be the best in the League, but I certainly think they'd be better than Ollie and Bircham by quite a long way.

Nice idea

[Northolt_Rs]

Given that we are shopping at Poundland, I'd be open to Shaun Derry and Clint Hill as Manager and Assistant. Don't think they'd be the best in the League, but I certainly think they'd be better than Ollie and Bircham by quite a long way.

So not good enough for Cambridge but good enough for us? Not for me - no more managerial appointments for ex-players just because they are the ‘right sort’. We need to be run like a proper business and hire the best possible candidates and not make decisions based on sentiment. The ex-player approach clearly isn’t working at the moment.

[Tarbie]

So not good enough for Cambridge but good enough for us? Not for me - no more managerial appointments for ex-players just because they are the ‘right sort’. We need to be run like a proper business and hire the best possible candidates and not make decisions based on sentiment. The ex-player approach clearly isn’t working at the moment.

New owner and the face didn't fit. I actually don't think he was doing too bad a job there with the resources he had at his disposal.

Of course, I don't actually think he's a good enough manager at this stage of his career for a club like us. But I don't think we've actually got the budget at the moment to attract a manager that is good enough for us, hence we're stuck with Ian Holloway.

On the whole I agree with you about 'jobs for the boys'. We do way too much of that as a club. 3 ex-players that I wouldn't be against seeing back at the club at some stage however are Gareth Ainsworth, Client Hill and Shaun Derry. I think all 3 have got a good head on their shoulders, are honest as the day is long, and will go on to have decent coaching/management careers.

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

Given that we are shopping at Poundland, I'd be open to Shaun Derry and Clint Hill as Manager and Assistant. Don't think they'd be the best in the League, but I certainly think they'd be better than Ollie and Bircham by quite a long way.

Ainsworth gaffer, Clint assistant & Dezza coach

[Tarbie]

Ainsworth gaffer, Clint assistant & Dezza coach

I'd actually bloody love that mate!

[West Acton]

I'd actually bloody love that mate!

Can we keep Bircham too

[Tarbie]

Can we keep Bircham too

Do we have to?

[lymehoop]

Ainsworth gaffer, Clint assistant & Dezza coach

. . . and Rodney as CEO

[Kevin Mcleod]

I dont think id feel at all comfortable screaming fark off out my club you fat carnt at ainsworth or derry after two defeats on the trot.
No more forever rs back please imo.

[Northolt_Rs]

I dont think id feel at all comfortable screaming fark off out my club you fat carnt at ainsworth or derry after two defeats on the trot.
No more forever rs back please imo.

Amen. Leave our heroes out of the selection process unless.....they have proven managerial experience and recent levels of relative success. The current obsession of giving any role at the club to an ex player is just lazy and unprofessional. Look at the result.....

[72bus]

gareth doing a good job at wycombe , can't say i look for CU results but neither ready for us yet

[Shania]

I dont think id feel at all comfortable screaming fark off out my club you fat carnt at ainsworth or derry after two defeats on the trot.
No more forever rs back please imo.

Hill is the exception,imo..