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In summary: I think a significant improvement (play-offs) is possible within 5 years with a right manager, 2-3 successful signings and 1-2 loans. We don't need a 15 year plan to do that. -
Appreciated mate, but surely we know better than most fans that spending money doesn't guarantee success. I won't disagree with you regarding Maclaren being a better coach than he is a manager. But look at the set-up at the club at the moment, a decent Head Coach is exactly what we need.Tarbie. Boro at that time and just before were spending very big and was a great job for him to take and he also went to work for one of the top three chairman in english football. Rate McClaren the coach higher than McClaren the manager. Hoping he brings the players on and nicks a few results along the way.
Either way, I don't understand why there is so much negativity around this appointment. Personally I think this is the best managerial appointment (Warnock aside) that we've made in the last 10 years.Leave a comment:
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Yep, it's a great little site and some of the players we bought over the years are 'who?? '.
We were already the 'boutique' club when Warnock took over and we offered wages that were above anything most in the division could offer and definitely more than anything we had offered before.
It is ironic though that the difference was made by the introduction of 'no frills' players!Leave a comment:
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Tarbie. Boro at that time and just before were spending very big and was a great job for him to take and he also went to work for one of the top three chairman in english football. Rate McClaren the coach higher than McClaren the manager. Hoping he brings the players on and nicks a few results along the way.Leave a comment:
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Faurlin being the only significant investment! You lost your case IMO! (thanks for a good link btw)
The significant investment had already been made.
https://www.transfermarkt.com/queens...rs/verein/1039
It's a myth that Warnock was a great manager who got us promoted on a small budget. He was a good manager who worked out how to get the best out of a squad which had had significant investment but had failed to deliver.Leave a comment:
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Surely you have to give him some credit for the many years of over achievement with Middlesborough that preceded his appointment as England manager mate?Leave a comment:
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Think I've lost the thread here.
As I understand it significant investment is not on the cards, even with a change of ownership. The problem is ongoing FFP compliance, and an influx of funds doesn't make that go away.Leave a comment:
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Yep defo he's in the last chance saloon ! I'll wait to see how he manages for 10 or so games before jumping on the great coach band wagon , Les sez he's an ex England manager for young players to look up to but Les never said thousands upon thousands England fans looked at him as a cntu
his time with England a complete disaster so you'd think people would keep quiet about that rather than using it to big him up “oh he's an ex England manager dontcha know"
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The significant investment had already been made.
It's a myth that Warnock was a great manager who got us promoted on a small budget. He was a good manager who worked out how to get the best out of a squad which had had significant investment but had failed to deliver.Leave a comment:
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I’m not sure I agree. Who were the players signed season before??? Season we went up we got Hill Derry and everyone moaned it was bargain basement!!!! Ring any bellsLeave a comment:
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The difference is that significant investment had been made in the season before and that squad should never have been in a relegation fight. He just weaved together everything that was already in place with a few of his own additions.Leave a comment:
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