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Cowley sacked at Huddersfield
Strange turn of events after he'd kept them up
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Re: Cowley sacked at Huddersfield
Just saw that. They entice him away from his hugely successful position at Lincoln, then dump him. I would suggest the problems at Huddersfield are not in the manager's office, but in the recruitment.
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And they are not seeking applications
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A few years ago, they were cited as a club on the up and a model that we should be looking at. They seem to have shifted into reverse gear pretty quickly.
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So it's either a done deal or promotion from within? Unless the chairman decides to do a Brentford.
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Owners of clubs and their decisions will never cease to amaze me.
It's bizarre considering the job the Cowley brothers have done since they were appointed, they achieved their remit of keeping Huddersfield in the Championship, and then they get the bullet
It's bizarre considering the job the Cowley brothers have done since they were appointed, they achieved their remit of keeping Huddersfield in the Championship, and then they get the bullet
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Takeover happening apparently
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lot of strange things going on with the new ownership - not helped by the fact that new owner is using the Parachute payments to repay the loans to the former owner
but if you don;t give a manager time to create the right culture you are going to have trouble - just look at that first 8 months with Dyche here
but if you don;t give a manager time to create the right culture you are going to have trouble - just look at that first 8 months with Dyche here
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The Cowleys will not struggle to find a new club and certain we have yet to see the best from them
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It wasn’t prettyChester Perry wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 2:00 pmlot of strange things going on with the new ownership - not helped by the fact that new owner is using the Parachute payments to repay the loans to the former owner
but if you don;t give a manager time to create the right culture you are going to have trouble - just look at that first 8 months with Dyche here
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Serves him right for beating us in the cup lol
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That first few months under Dyche wasn’t helped with an unsettled dressing room because of contract issues and players being asked to take drops in pay. If you remember, both Marney & Wallace did, Grant & Paterson wouldn’t.Chester Perry wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 2:00 pmlot of strange things going on with the new ownership - not helped by the fact that new owner is using the Parachute payments to repay the loans to the former owner
but if you don;t give a manager time to create the right culture you are going to have trouble - just look at that first 8 months with Dyche here
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Town are now searching for a fourth full-time boss since January 2019, how on earth does a manager and his coaching staff get a chance to build anything when there's a constant turnover at such a rapid rate.
Far too many chairmen think they're Alan Sugar, and they've already get the your fired speech written, before a gaffer gets his feet under the table.
Thankfully our board have the sense to give managers time to implement their ideas, both Coyle and Dyche had rocky 1st half seasons, but we kept faith with them, and we were duly rewarded, surely a manager has to get at least 1 full season under his belt before you can form a judgement, the signs for Huddersfield were promising, and they've just beaten a team 2nd in the division to confirm their safety, and the thanks they get is too be shown the door.
Far too many chairmen think they're Alan Sugar, and they've already get the your fired speech written, before a gaffer gets his feet under the table.
Thankfully our board have the sense to give managers time to implement their ideas, both Coyle and Dyche had rocky 1st half seasons, but we kept faith with them, and we were duly rewarded, surely a manager has to get at least 1 full season under his belt before you can form a judgement, the signs for Huddersfield were promising, and they've just beaten a team 2nd in the division to confirm their safety, and the thanks they get is too be shown the door.
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Never liked the Cowley's especially their "professional" approach to playing the game. Saw it when they were at Lincoln in games with Stevenage...and in the Cup tie at Turf Moor. Players feigning injuries, throwing the ball away to stop opponents taking quick throws, always in the officials ear whining about everything, horrible individuals. Lincoln fans would obviously love them for the success they bought to the club but personally I dislike them intensely!!
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Unproven though and if he has been negotiating behind their backs what signals does that send out. I’d like to think better of him and hope they have been making contact outside the club.ClaretTony wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 3:04 pmThey aren’t though. They are not seeking any applications so looks as though someone already there, possibly Mark Hudson, is taking over.
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Bristol City might show interest in the Cowleys or failing that Nigel Pearson.
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Given the on-field situation he inherited (I know nothing about the ownership or related issues) thought he did a superb job to keep them up with no previous experience at that level - especially when you take into account the other big clubs at the wrong end of the table, Middlesbrough and Stoke made changes which saw their results improve too
Don't think he'll struggle to find another job at that level - not necessarily pretty - but effective. Birmingham could do worse
Don't think he'll struggle to find another job at that level - not necessarily pretty - but effective. Birmingham could do worse
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I think it is more that they are saving the cost of bringing in a new managerhuw.Y.WattfromWare wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 3:13 pmUnproven though and if he has been negotiating behind their backs what signals does that send out. I’d like to think better of him and hope they have been making contact outside the club.
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More than likely.ClaretTony wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 3:17 pmI think it is more that they are saving the cost of bringing in a new manager
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We never do these things of course.aclaretinstevenage wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 3:12 pmNever liked the Cowley's especially their "professional" approach to playing the game. Saw it when they were at Lincoln in games with Stevenage...and in the Cup tie at Turf Moor. Players feigning injuries, throwing the ball away to stop opponents taking quick throws, always in the officials ear whining about everything, horrible individuals. Lincoln fans would obviously love them for the success they bought to the club but personally I dislike them intensely!!
Mind you, who was the fellow that said something like 'you're 'aving a f....g larff' yesterday on TV when the commentators felt they had to apologize for it? I suspect it was a Norwich person as there was an incident at the time where their player was a 'victim'.
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I don't think they left Turf Moor with any good feeling either - no humility whatsoever from him or his brother and I don't think there was much love lost between the two clubs overall.aclaretinstevenage wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 3:12 pmNever liked the Cowley's especially their "professional" approach to playing the game. Saw it when they were at Lincoln in games with Stevenage...and in the Cup tie at Turf Moor. Players feigning injuries, throwing the ball away to stop opponents taking quick throws, always in the officials ear whining about everything, horrible individuals. Lincoln fans would obviously love them for the success they bought to the club but personally I dislike them intensely!!
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5live saying Cowley sacked for talking to another club
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Takeover?
Then it's their own fault!
They should know that they should have rebranded to Cowleyez or Cowleyeri!
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That's an interesting possibility. All Huddersfield have said is "We have made this decision in the belief that, in the long term, it is in the best interests of the Club as we move forward. We have a different vision for the way we operate the Club, and how our ambitions can be achieved. The Club are not seeking applications for the vacant position."
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The Huddersfield chairman is always spouting about the pennies. He certainly isn't helping the bank balance when he keeps sacking the manager, he must have spunked out a fortune in compensation
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If reports about Cowley speaking to another club are true he may have violated his contract and therefore may not be eligible for a pay-out.Top Claret wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 6:25 pmThe Huddersfield chairman is always spouting about the pennies. He certainly isn't helping the bank balance when he keeps sacking the manager, he must have spunked out a fortune in compensation
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Carlos Corberan. Leeds U23 coach, apparently; according to the Udders locals...
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Rumours that's who he had spoken to eaier in the week.depechedingle wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 3:14 pmBristol City might show interest in the Cowleys or failing that Nigel Pearson.
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That’s because the former Chairman has taken all the parachute paymentsTop Claret wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 6:25 pmThe Huddersfield chairman is always spouting about the pennies. He certainly isn't helping the bank balance when he keeps sacking the manager, he must have spunked out a fortune in compensation
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Why do they hunt in twos
Can't they exist on their own
Re Lincoln cup match
The ref was dire determined to give the underdog its day
Can't they exist on their own
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The ref was dire determined to give the underdog its day
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Woodleyclaret wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 6:41 amWhy do they hunt in twos
Can't they exist on their own
Re Lincoln cup match
The ref was dire determined to give the underdog its day
That was a rubbish poem.
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Remember the uproar on in here (ClaretsMad) when Burnley FC used the Premier League money / Parachute payments to pay back directors loans?
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Tickled me that did
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Either way. The Cowleys still had Loesll, Mounie, Schindler, Pritchard and a whole host of other Premier squad players and escaped by the skin of their teeth.
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That may have been their problem all along - they were not Premier League players.
Would you have any of them at Burnley?
Would you have any of them at Burnley?
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Schindler is probably the only one of those four who you would have in a Premier League squad. Huddersfield’s recruitment was horrendous. It cost them their Premier League place and almost their Championship place. Wagner, who is now making a mess at Schalke, was found out and why on earth they ever appointed Siewert only they will know.CharlieinNewMexico wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 8:19 amEither way. The Cowleys still had Loesll, Mounie, Schindler, Pritchard and a whole host of other Premier squad players and escaped by the skin of their teeth.
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We have no idea what’s going on behind closed doors.
Huddersfield players would be used to a high level of coaching under Wager. Perhaps the players highlighted to the board inferior coaching from managers who have only coached lower league players.
Maybe Wagner is on his way back?
Huddersfield players would be used to a high level of coaching under Wager. Perhaps the players highlighted to the board inferior coaching from managers who have only coached lower league players.
Maybe Wagner is on his way back?
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rumour has it,it's a Paddy Power stunt and they will get unsacked soon!
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Looking as though Carlos Corberan is going to get the job. He’s coach at Leeds.
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I presume they will now wait until the season is finished before looking to recruit the new manager but it will be interesting to see how many applicants they get this time
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They are not seeking any applications and suggestions that the new man could be in place for Wednesday’s game.Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 1:47 pmI presume they will now wait until the season is finished before looking to recruit the new manager but it will be interesting to see how many applicants they get this time
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Re: Cowley sacked at Huddersfield
sacked more of the backroom team today
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More to all this than meets the eye
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I wonder if Bodie and Doyle were members of the back room staff?aclaretinstevenage wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 3:12 pmNever liked the Cowley's especially their "professional" approach to playing the game.
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how many times have we found that out in the last couple of years