David Flitcroft is an interesting call, however would he full into the experienced bracket? I'm not sure I would class him as that but I'm also not certain if I would be in favour or against.

Yet considering he spent awhile with Bury, I think this is how any conversation would go about coming here.

3 hours ago, Who r ya?? You Pies!! said:

AH Twitter , apparently down to the last 2 , no clues as to who they are , only that they are experienced , getting close people the whole depression is lifting , don't you agree ???? I'm getting a real buzz back about NCFC , coyp 

Ah yes, but is he talking about new managers, or Mick Halsall's replacement? Very clever with his wording.

 

 

Have a strange feeling its flitcroft whos got the job 

29 minutes ago, Modern Notts Fan ???? said:

Have a strange feeling its flitcroft whos got the job 

I wouldn't have a problem with this, the bloke played most of his career around the bottom divisions and has also saved two sides from relegation plus got one promoted from our division, so he knows what is needed. Either he, or Justin Edinburgh are the obvious candidates so will wait and see. 

1 hour ago, Modern Notts Fan ???? said:

Have a strange feeling its flitcroft whos got the job 

I sincerely hope not. 

I'd hope for Dave Challinor off of the skybet list.

Its flitcroft thats my money on anyway but who knows

i like how some fans are silly when it comes to who we may get.

they dont want failures or someone inexperienced, so what do they want? if your experienced but have been sacked your deemed a failure by anyones standard. if you list certain players, the most unrealistic option is chosen. really i dont mind who comes in but i hope they are good and have some track record of having done well.

bottom half of league two we are hardly going to get someone of proper quality are we?

1 hour ago, liampie said:

i like how some fans are silly when it comes to who we may get.

they dont want failures or someone inexperienced, so what do they want? if your experienced but have been sacked your deemed a failure by anyones standard. if you list certain players, the most unrealistic option is chosen. really i dont mind who comes in but i hope they are good and have some track record of having done well.

bottom half of league two we are hardly going to get someone of proper quality are we?

People were actually suggesting Sam Allardyce on Facebook.

Our league position just means we probably won't hire a manager whose stock is currently high. But that doesn't mean he won't be good. It's down to Mr Hardy to identify the right man for the job. Fingers crossed.

@DangerousSausage people post silly things on social media and then get all ruffled when it comes to discussing things, its why i like pon.

20 hours ago, DangerousSausage said:

Our league position just means we probably won't hire a manager whose stock is currently high. But that doesn't mean he won't be good.

exactly! no, it wont be hire. it will be someone most likely who has not done well but may with the right investment. most managers in the lower leagues arent very good, they are people who just tick over the time they are in charge of a team. i am not saying he wont be good, just that they wont be to the level some people think.

Looks like new manager will be announced tomorrow

The list out rhere is really scary, Mark Robins is useless, David Flitcroft is no better, Gary McAllister just no, the list goes on but there are only three i'd want 

6 minutes ago, Northants Pie said:

The list out rhere is really scary, Mark Robins is useless, David Flitcroft is no better, Gary McAllister just no, the list goes on but there are only three i'd want 

Flitcroft inherited a Bury side struggling against the drop to the Conference and guided them to League One. I'd be happy with that. And he was Keith Hill's right-hand man at Rochdale too, and saved Barnsley from relegation when Hill got his marching orders there. I'd rather steer clear of the other two though.

4 minutes ago, DangerousSausage said:

Flitcroft inherited a Bury side struggling against the drop to the Conference and guided them to League One. I'd be happy with that. And he was Keith Hill's right-hand man at Rochdale too, and saved Barnsley from relegation when Hill got his marching orders there. I'd rather steer clear of the other two though.

Of the list on Skybet I'd rather we went for Dave Challinor or Kenny Jacket

Whoever AH chooses has a massive job on his hands but its a new beginning and time to put aside all the negativity and toxicity thats been around ML and all pull together.It's not going to be easy and AH knows this.Good luck !