Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

Jimmy is defo going,shaker,why is it a bad idea to promote within?,keep the success and playing style going.Bring in a stranger,who brings his own lads in,changes our style,and don't forget,most of them are unemployed for a reason!

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

I have no problem with people like Richardson assisting Pato until the end of the season, it's beyond this term that I'm talking about really.

Tin Monkey's post made me think of another name, as I replied with. Nicky Law would be a gamble, but he's impressed in the non-league game.

Still think the position is made for Cook though.

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

I agree Cooky, Perfect appointment.

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

I hadn't thought of an actual name Shaker, but that's the kind of person I mean. He did a decent job at Chesterfield under difficult circumstances and you'd think he'd be hungry for another shot. It'd be a risk though, as you say.

Promoting from within is a possibility. Whilst appointing Bentley at Morecambe hasn't set the world on fire, he's not doing a bad job and he's made some decent signings.

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

Is this the Paul cook who once played at Wigan years ago?,I am not in a position to comment on his management potential,but is he upto speed on second division players/teams/styles etc...,if so then he's worth considerations

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

What about Gary Flitcroft? You heard it here first! ;)

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

After Coley n Jimmy any appointment is a risk in my book, which is why i prefer it from within until seasons end, then take it from there.:)

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

Twice :)

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

There's always Westley made a bad start at Preston and he would evidently fit our club like a glove!

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

You need one of these :hidewall:

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

and probably one of those big Elmer Fudd guns;)

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

Any manager still under contract may fall into the compensation bracket?

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

Unsworth has left Preston (local contacts) but is inexperienced

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

Mark Patterson is no good with or without money, he was once declared bankrupt. Was a brilliant player for the Rovers...

Re: The King is gone = new management, who?
 

What on earth have his personal circumstances got to do with managing Stanley albeit on a short term basis when he will not have control of the purse strings