Gunslinger
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His win ratio is about the same as just givig the job to some random boke off the street whos played champ man a few times
Wayne Rooney to Plymouth?
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The_Big_Woodowski
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Plymouth you better lock up ya Grannies
The Card Cheat
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I like the fact that he wants to be a manager, despite not needing to. He’s probably already got more money than he can spend, and he’d always get media work, but seems keen to be involved and prove himself. I hope he does ok.
On The Bob
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Plymouth have looked very poor today. Should be 4-5 down.
Early days of course, and Sheff Wed have played well. Danny Röhl has done a good job there so far.
It could be a long season (or few months) for Rooney on today’s evidence.
Early days of course, and Sheff Wed have played well. Danny Röhl has done a good job there so far.
It could be a long season (or few months) for Rooney on today’s evidence.
NorthumberlandBoro
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I can see Rooney taking them down, if they stick with him.
parnabyscrosses
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I think they’d be candidates for going down whoever their manager was.
I guess I’m in the minority on here in that I’d quite Like Rooney to do well in management.
NorthumberlandBoro
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Nothing against him, just not sure he's got what it takes.
parnabyscrosses
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On the evidence so far id agree but I’d quite like him to turn it around because I kind of think he’s gone about it the right way and not really shown the arrogance (possibly) of Gerrard and Lampard in expecting to go straight into managing top tier clubs.
There was an article in the Guardian which mostly consisted of an interesting interview with the Chairman. I think they've taken a punt. It sounds like Rooney lets his coaches do training and watches on, which is such a waste of his experience. Compare that to Carrick who always seems involved.
Plymouth didn't look to have an idea of what they were supposed to be doing today. I felt sorry for the players.
I think they will give him 3 months. They will know by then if it's going to work. They had done so well in recent years it's a shame to see them looking like struggling.
Plymouth didn't look to have an idea of what they were supposed to be doing today. I felt sorry for the players.
I think they will give him 3 months. They will know by then if it's going to work. They had done so well in recent years it's a shame to see them looking like struggling.
The Card Cheat
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Can't believe Morgan Whittaker is still there. Be a good signing!
WillowsOrchid
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He’d be a very expensive one
Ex Footy Legs
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He’ll be gone in 6-9 games after zero wins.
He seems a decent lad but he ain’t got what it takes to be a manager unfortunately
Just checked and we don’t play them until 21st December and he will be gone by then
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BiggEggo
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He will be gone by October imo. Plenty of time for the Janners to salvage their season. Is their side that much different to the side that dismantled us at the Riverside?
WillowsOrchid
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Even the Plymouth kit man had a stinker today
My theory with Waz, and similar players, is that they had world class skills that the tactics they played with, relied upon.
If these players expect the same results from those same tactics they played under, applied to Champo and lower leagues, then isnt it always bound to fail?
The lad was world class. What a player he was, for almost 20 years. None of his players would get into the reserve team of the squads he has played in.
If these players expect the same results from those same tactics they played under, applied to Champo and lower leagues, then isnt it always bound to fail?
The lad was world class. What a player he was, for almost 20 years. None of his players would get into the reserve team of the squads he has played in.