Didn't realise we were thinking of using a big cat as coach, I'd heard black cat.Leopards don’t change their spots.
He should be nowhere nearFor me I don't have a problem with Cattermole it's just too early in his coaching career to be thrown into a team in our position. Even carrick who has been a coach and assistant at Man U for the past 4 years and played at a higher level throughout his career than Cattermole, Carrick isn't proven enough for my liking unless he brought in some experienced coaches alongside him. I don't even have a problem with the theory of internal promotions if a coach has proved himself as a u18/u23 coach and manager by winning trophies but at the momen he has less than a years experienceas an under 18s coach. Maybe Cattermole could manage us in 6 or 7 years if he proves his abilities as a coach and manager, but at present he shouldn't be in contention.
Have you developed a stutter newy?did them at VVV-Venlo I think.
a stutter, a twitch, watering eyes, loss of libido, dry skin, dry mouth, grinding teeth, thinning hair.. and that’s just thinking about the Blackburn game!Have you developed a stutter newy?
This.Because it was a disaster with Woodgate, and now they're potentially trying to do it again with someone with even less experience. People have moe than the right to be annoyed by this link.
It worked with Southgate! We had to reduce costs and he kept us in the prem until the banks wouldn’t let us buy players.. at all.This.
Nothing personal with Cattermole but we’ve seen it before with Southgate and Woodgate.
It stinks of the easy, cheap, parochial, unimaginative, panic buy and deeply unambitious option. All the worst of Gibson in one. You can’t just give it to any random ex-Boro player in a tracksuit every time you fire a manager and fail to prepare to find another one, or can’t handle a manager who knows their business and will stand up to you.
If he’s seriously in the frame for the job, it makes an absolute mockery of any sort of strategy we’re trying to apply to the club.
Assistant manager between 2008-2012 & 2014-2017 does that not count for anything?And Steve F***ing Agnew is a specialist in failure.
The Cattermole speculation alone you can laugh off as “oh yeah, it’s that point in the cycle where we search far and wide for a new manager before appointing anyone at the club with a TS postcode who can work PowerPoint, before they get fired after 4 months with us in the relegation places and we appoint a dinosaur as firefighter” but adding Agnew to the mix makes a dream ticket of *****.
Record as Boro manager: played 11, won 1. If that’s good enough to earn you another job at Boro then I’d honestly have Nobby as Director of Football
Yeah it does, his record as caretaker is even worse! Think he lost all four!Assistant manager between 2008-2012 & 2014-2017 does that not count for anything?
But his record as assistant is quiet goodYeah it does, his record as caretaker is even worse! Think he lost all four!
It's so quiet, it's silent.But his record as assistant is quiet good
Mate it’s bloody awful.But his record as assistant is quiet good
Assistant Manager of: Gareth Southgate (59 Games), Gordon Strachan (46 Games), Colin Cooper (1 Game) Aitor Karanka (113 Games) *SCENE MISSING* Garry Monk (25 Games)Mate it’s bloody awful.
Number 2 to Strachan and Mowbray here? That’s the worst we’ve been in memory.
Karanka years I’ll give you but I didn’t see Agnew as part of Karanka’s brains trust, more like Gibson’s mate who had a spot on the bench, the Hignett type. Karanka’s team was Leo, the fitness coach, Orta and a few other Spanish coaches.
Since then he’s been number 2 to Steve flipping Bruce at Villa, Sheff Wed, Newcastle and WBA - absolutely disastrous appointments.
Bobby Murdoch was for a few yrs before he was appointed manager at the start of the 1981/82 season.I bet many Boro fans wouldn't have been even able to tell you who the head coach of the under 18's was in seasons gone by.
I think Willie Maddren was club physio before he was given the manager's job.Bobby Murdoch was for a few yrs before he was appointed manager at the start of the 1981/82 season.
Blimey, it's worse than I thought! Three car crashes, two relegations, and Aitor's promotion Such a poor, poor CV.Assistant Manager of: Gareth Southgate (59 Games), Gordon Strachan (46 Games), Colin Cooper (1 Game) Aitor Karanka (113 Games) *SCENE MISSING* Garry Monk (25 Games)
Shhh.. let’s never talk of this again.Blimey, it's worse than I thought! Three car crashes, two relegations, and Aitor's promotion Such a poor, poor CV.
Wow, so him joining coincided with our fall from mid table premier league team to where we are now. Knew he was sh1te but it’s worse than I realisedAssistant Manager of: Gareth Southgate (59 Games), Gordon Strachan (46 Games), Colin Cooper (1 Game) Aitor Karanka (113 Games) *SCENE MISSING* Garry Monk (25 Games)