Hodge And Mcmillan

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I've been pretty harsh on Hodge, I think it's due to being concerned he might be considered. I am grown up and passionate enough to accept this if it was to be considered - At the end of the day I just want Notts to be doing well.

Hodge - I watched his original interview, I wasn't impressed but I've just watched his Coventry Preview. He conducts himself well, I quite enjoyed hearing his views and I hope he can come a way from this experience knowing he did his best but importantly ended the role with a good record. He spoke about belief and getting the players to preform for each other, it would be nice to see them working as a unit more (especially at the back). I think the defensive line really need to communicate more and cover each other, as mistakes will happen. Steve Hodge really shouldn't be judge! I'll sing extra loudly tomorrow to make up for it.

McMillan - I really like this chap, he's quite interesting. I have to say I haven't watched anything with him, although I do watch the youth teams performances - I don't however listen to the coaches views but I will from now on.

His interview regarding the youth team is a good watch, it's interesting to note he finds battling for 3 real points to be more enjoyable. I'd personally love to be a youth team coach, you can see he's got some good qualities and expresses his thoughts pretty well. He mentioned he told the lads that the ball doesn't get to Danny Haynes quick enough and that he needs to get there, don't take any time and get a shot a way. It was nice to see that he wants to get along with the players also, though I hope whoever becomes our next manager draws a line and acts as the manager (not a friend - It doesn't mean they shouldn't get along, just draw the line and then kicking 'em up the behind won't be an issue).

You Pies! What do you think about Hodge and McMillan?

[weymouthPIE]

They're both good guys and are doing absolutely fantastic jobs in their respective roles with the youth team and development team. Both have states that they're not interested in being given the managers job full time though.

[Pies4u]

Today showed why Hodge doesn't want the job - and why any novice shouldn't even be considered.

I like Hodge, he has an enthusiastic approach, plenty of ideas but managing this disjointed bunch of relegation candidates is a tough ask for even the most experienced practitioner.

It is crying out for Danny Wilson, haven't heard any name mentioned that is anywhere close to him tbh.