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Guest firetotheworks

I wouldn't mind Clark personally

 

Can imagine Clark being a good coach. Won't happen though.

 

Cronky? Care to add to this baseless nonsense? :lol:

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What I hate about this - is that, if you asked a Chairman/Owner of say.....some bog standard Championship Club and said - hey, if Frank De Boer was interested in the job at your club, and you had the money to pay him a salary, would you do it? 99.9% of them would say Yes, instantly.

 

At Newcastle United, we have seemingly Frank De Boer, Laudrup, Garde, etc. INTERESTED in this job, but our Chairman and Owner think that hiring a status quo manager makes fucking sense.

 

Ridiculous.

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No evidence at all to suggest a failed manager would magically make a good coach.

 

I think we need either coaches who have a proven track record of improving players or young coaches who have fresh new ideas

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No evidence at all to suggest a failed manager would magically make a good coach.

 

I think we need either coaches who have a proven track record of improving players or young coaches who have fresh new ideas

 

Could hardly call Clark failed. Did well for Huddersfield and managed to keep a shite Birmingham up.

 

Actually, your right he is shite. Who am I kidding?

 

Quite like the bloke though.

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Guest firetotheworks

No evidence at all to suggest a failed manager would magically make a good coach.

 

I think we need either coaches who have a proven track record of improving players or young coaches who have fresh new ideas

 

Could hardly call Clark failed. Did well for Huddersfield and managed to keep a shite Birmingham up.

 

Actually, your right he is shite. Who am I kidding?

 

Quite like the bloke though.

 

Him being a fairly well liked local lad is all that he has going for him. The Huddersfield fans hated him by the end as well, regardless of them being unbeaten.

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No evidence at all to suggest a failed manager would magically make a good coach.

 

I think we need either coaches who have a proven track record of improving players or young coaches who have fresh new ideas

 

Could hardly call Clark failed. Did well for Huddersfield and managed to keep a shite Birmingham up.

 

Actually, your right he is shite. Who am I kidding?

 

Quite like the bloke though.

 

Him being a fairly well liked local lad is all that he has going for him. The Huddersfield fans hated him by the end as well, regardless of them being unbeaten.

 

Why's that then? Bland football?

 

How can they HATE a manager who keeps the unbeaten?

 

Fair enough wanting more but HATE.

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No evidence at all to suggest a failed manager would magically make a good coach.

 

I think we need either coaches who have a proven track record of improving players or young coaches who have fresh new ideas

 

Could hardly call Clark failed. Did well for Huddersfield and managed to keep a s**** Birmingham up.

 

Actually, your right he is s****. Who am I kidding?

 

Quite like the bloke though.

 

Him being a fairly well liked local lad is all that he has going for him. The Huddersfield fans hated him by the end as well, regardless of them being unbeaten.

 

Why's that then? Bland football?

 

How can they HATE a manager who keeps the unbeaten?

 

Fair enough wanting more but HATE.

 

He had a huge budget in the league I believe and despite being unbeaten it was a lot of draws and never got them promoted.  Spent more than most Championship clubs.

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No evidence at all to suggest a failed manager would magically make a good coach.

 

I think we need either coaches who have a proven track record of improving players or young coaches who have fresh new ideas

 

Could hardly call Clark failed. Did well for Huddersfield and managed to keep a shite Birmingham up.

 

Actually, your right he is shite. Who am I kidding?

 

Quite like the bloke though.

 

Him being a fairly well liked local lad is all that he has going for him. The Huddersfield fans hated him by the end as well, regardless of them being unbeaten.

 

Why's that then? Bland football?

 

How can they HATE a manager who keeps the unbeaten?

 

Fair enough wanting more but HATE.

 

They spent a shit ton to get promoted, the football was turgid and a lot of the unbeaten games were draws.

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Guest neesy111

Clark is not a good manager.  The two teams he was sacked from instantly improved after he left them.

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Saying he kept Birmingham up is outrageous like. :lol:

 

They'd just finished 4th when he took the job, and have just finished 10th after sacking him when looking again to be in real trouble.

 

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Clark was a decent enough player, but he lacks the brains to be a good manager. He doesn't strike me as having much intellect at all to be honest.

 

You don't know the half of it, mate. :lol:

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Guest chopey

I played against Clark in the 1987 Tyneside exhibition he was a great player but I've no idea how intelligent he was

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Clark did well when he had Derek Fazackerley working alongside him at Huddersfield.  If we're looking at appointing a Clark as a coach we'd be far better off looking at the guy who actually did all the coaching for Clark.

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