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Sammy MciLroy as been registered out of work already on the League Managers Association web site



the drop down box avalible managers on the bottom of the page/link --> http://www.leaguemanagers.co.uk/



not many managers on that list i can realistically think of

George Dawes wrote:not many managers on that list i can realistically think of

Like Alan Buckley, Kevin Dillon, Jim Gannon, Mick Harford, Jim Magilton, Ronnie Moore, Mike Newell, Steve Parkin, Phil Parkinson, Dave Penney, Gary Peters, Andy Ritchie, Paul Simpson, Mark Stimson, Chris Sutton, Peter Taylor, Colin Todd or Paul Trollope?

Ok, not all of them, and some may be definite no no's, but a couple surely?!!!

Trollope!

What about Dave Penny or Andy ritchie

Trollope would do nicley I have mentioned him before has experience of getting a team out of this league.

Apart from him I would avoid most of the names on that list most have been average at best and seem to be for ever on and off the merygoround.

Ockers does Jim Magilton still have a house in Southport

Ronnie Moore as a fairly impressive CV and in our range who's out of work(realistically speaking)

Can't be Paul Simpson - he's NEVER understood the Morecambe way

morecambe mick wrote:Can't be Paul Simpson - he's NEVER understood the Morecambe way

having said that there is a saying "if you cant beat em join em"

Dave Penney or Jim Bentley for me.

P/T Indie wrote:Trollope would do nicley I have mentioned him before has experience of getting a team out of this league.

Apart from him I would avoid most of the names on that list most have been average at best and seem to be for ever on and off the merygoround.

Ockers does Jim Magilton still have a house in Southport

i believe not but john coleman has allegedly...........

Ricky Spraggia maybe worth apunt

halfwayprawn wrote:Ricky Spraggia maybe worth apunt

very good shout that!! he seems a decent bloke loads of coaching experience and no doubt still good contacts in the modern game

he seems the the type of bloke who would just be grateful for work and to be back involved in football he is still very well thought of in Sunderland

He would also have decent contacts for getting young players down to our club from the north eastand would also be a good mentor for Jim.

halfwayprawn wrote:He would also have decent contacts for getting young players down to our club from the north eastand would also be a good mentor for Jim.

and the north east have arguably produced some of the best players England have ever seen compared to everywhere else

Dave Penney builds good relationships with his players.

How about Jim Magilton? We must have left him with a good impression in January 2001.

OMG John Barnes is on that list. surely no-one is going to give him a job

Colin Todd, likes his teams to keep the ball on the deck and play football not hoof ball !!