Warren Joyce

Rioch and Bruce both had money to spend.

Bruce left when the money ran out.

Sherwood, Pearson and Lambert on 3 man shortlist for Molineux job.[/quote]

Yep three managers with experience, we go for under 21 team coaches or someone with very little experience ffs![/quote]
Have you thought maybe none of those three wanted the job at Wigan?

What manager of that stature would want to come to a club that pays relatively low wages and has a tiny budget for transfer?

Joyce already has four years experience as a manager at Royal Antwerp and Hull, and has worked wonders with the Man U Reserve team.

There’s a fuss being kicked up by a lot of Man U fans about the club allowing him to leave as he’s highly rated, and some think he should have been given a shot at being first team manager.

Like Lowey says, the more I read about Joyce, the more I thing he’s a good option.[/quote]

Have to agree Standish, all 3 I imagine think they are above a club like us and with big clubs struggling ie Sunderland they would rather wait and see what comes on offer . As a Premier League club maybe but once we went down in many we are now back to little club status.

Even if he is, why not? He owns the club. I wouldn’t put down any of his Managerial appointment decisions. Football isn’t like the real world and there is no guarantee that a manager who has proven themselves succefull will be successfull elsewhere. Look at the ones quoted with a glass half full and see Coyle who took over the club after relegation and totally rebuilt the side who were then playing league and euro games and not doing too badly considering the upheaval. Next came Uwe who pushed Latics along on a magnificent run and just missed out in the play-offs. Malky came and really he was on a hiding for nothing and never had a chance. Gary got us promoted in his first attempt and next whoever it is will be well vetted and chosen by all parties and hopefully will go that bit further than the last few who all were far from failures in many ways.