Silence

There’s a big difference coaching a team full of young lads with their ears pricked ready to listen and learn then take over a club with ego’s and unhappy players languishing near the bottom and some wanting out in Jan

Or – maybe between managing a group of young players who are being paid a fortune, and haven’t a clue what hard work means, and are thinking they are the Johnny Big Whatsits and that success is going to come to them easily, or battle-hardened journeymen pros who know that their only chance of playing in the Prem, and attracting wages like that, is to fight and get the club they are with up the League.

I know there are all sorts of holes in the arguments both ways, but there are two different ways of looking at this, and personally I think managing a team of youngsters is actually a tough job, and if he’s done that well then he has experience.

Mark Warburton mentioned in some quarters.
Are Latics bigger than Rangers?
If PL in a couple of years could be an attraction to playing second fiddle to Celtic.

I think we’ve learned from that. DS isn’t his grandad.

More than likely it’s the only player they know

Coach companies have used it as an excuse when travelling to other sporting events, but only coaches travelling to football games are actually bound by law, no other sport.[/quote]

Correct

The Sporting Events (Control of Alcohol etc.) Act 1985 prevents:-

drunken entry into a football ground (which, in practice, to be an arrestable offence includes disorderly behaviour);
the consumption of alcohol within view of the playing area including, during the restricted period (15 minutes before the start of the event to 15 minutes after the end of the event), rooms within the ground from which the event may be directly viewed;
the consumption of alcohol on certain coaches, trains and motor vehicles travelling to a designated football match;
the possession of fireworks or flares.
The Act applies to the following sporting events:-

Association football matches in which one or both of the participating teams represents a club which is for the time being a member (whether a full or associate member) of the Football League, the Football Association Premier League, the Football Conference National Division, the Scottish Football League or Welsh Premier League, or represents a country or territory.
Association football matches in competition the Football association Cup (other than in the preliminary or qualifying round).
The Act only applies in England and Wales.

The Act does not apply at grounds where a match is being watched on a screen as part of a ‘beam back’.

We grew into the game because Burton tired.
We did put in a shift in the last quarter, but still couldn’t break them down.
And as for Bogdan? He is indecisive, but when he does make a decision it’s wrong. If we do have a financial penalty clause to pay if he doesn’t play a certain number of games, then I would pay it and get Juusi back in nets. You can hear Juusi shouting, cajoling, directing, encouraging. From Bogbrush? Nothing.

There is a plaice for these sort of jokes