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Paul Mitchell to leave club by mutual consent at end of June (Official)


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1 minute ago, andycap said:

This doesn't sound great on Eddie's part mind two directors of football having no say in transfers basically making them pointless. 

For all we know Mitchell could have had a list of top potential players lined up and now that will be down the swanny. 

Ashworth was the reason we got Hall and Tino.

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21 minutes ago, MagPar said:

A bit mean, going down the hair route with the insults. I do hope you're not a young man or karma might come calling on your fancy hairdo.

 

For the record,I'm not defending him because I myself am bald. I'm 48 with a thick head of brown hair, albeit a tad on the grey side. I actually started going grey in my late teens (no doubt due to my horrendous upbringing). I'll save my childhood for the mental health thread,if there is one. 

 

Ps not aimed at person quoted but the person he laughed at.

 

 

 

 

Well thats the last time we ever call anyone bald on N-O then.

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1 minute ago, andycap said:

The clubs plans for success will involve a director of football a manager shouldn't have this much say in my opinion. 

 

Yet it's the managers neck if these players don't work out.. howe should have the final say as should all managers 

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Just now, andycap said:

In the future howe will struggle for jobs if he can't deal with a director above him. 

 

Has there been any suffering of a rift with Hughes or Ashworth though? The fact Ashworth allegedly would be open to working with Howe again suggests the opposite.

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27 minutes ago, MagPar said:

A bit mean, going down the hair route with the insults. I do hope you're not a young man or karma might come calling on your fancy hairdo.

 

For the record,I'm not defending him because I myself am bald. I'm 48 with a thick head of brown hair, albeit a tad on the grey side. I actually started going grey in my late teens (no doubt due to my horrendous upbringing). I'll save my childhood for the mental health thread,if there is one. 

 

Ps not aimed at person quoted but the person he laughed at.

 

 

 


You’re responsible for making us go bald in the transfer thread tbf

 

I don’t think it’s that deep. Baldy is just a funny word to say. 

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3 minutes ago, The Prophet said:

 

Has there been any suffering of a rift with Hughes or Ashworth though? The fact Ashworth allegedly would be open to working with Howe again suggests the opposite.

Not sure on the Hughes front but ashworth says his input wasn't used as he'd liked. 

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6 minutes ago, andycap said:

No he shouldn't, they coach them that's the managers job

 

 

Howes the boss, manager or head coach.. if the players don't perform  then it's him getting the sack.. he should be picking the players he thinks will work best in his system.. not someone in the stands.

 

 

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1 hour ago, LFEE said:


Think you are picking that up the wrong way personally speaking.

 

PIF and how they function/act in most things are notoriously diligent so not known for their speed. Probably something they’ve learned in their short time in football and EH putting out a reminder how quickly you need to act in certain cases. Don’t think it was aimed at PM directly. EH probably aware that he was probably going to depart along with Eales shortly so good time to clear the decks.

 

I honestly don’t think there is much drama to see here at all. Especially when you put the two statements together 🤷🏼‍♂️ 

It’s more procrastination and inefficiency than diligence at PIF

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2 minutes ago, Displayname said:

Sure Eddie will struggle to get a job.

Not attractive at all.

I mean as in if you were an owner and needed a manager but your setups involve directors of football you'd have to have reservations on him with his past at newcastle concerning the directors. 

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2 minutes ago, Gaztoon said:

 

Howes the boss, manager or head coach.. if the players don't perform  then it's him getting the sack.. he should be picking the players he thinks will work best in his system.. not someone in the stands.

 

 

 

That's so 1990s mate clubs don't operate like that now. 

Except man utd and look at the clip of them manager after manager bringing in who they want then another comes in and so on and so on. 

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It'll be interesting how this new technical director fits in. Maybe stays away a bit from the football side but gives a bit of direction and also mainly makes sure things run in a joined up way.

 

Which I think Ashworth was originally planned to do. I don't know how involved Mitchell was or not. If he's improved the scouting / data side as he stated he wanted to at the start, that'll be a plus. I'm sure a lot of it will come out in time.

 

I don't know, just need to find something that works and hopefully get some consistency in the top team. Will be interesting how the new CEO thinks things should be set up.

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