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I know this may sound strange but if Warnock is moving on at the end of the season,I wouldn’t mind this guy coming in.
Much less money to work with than Warnock but there is little doubt Huddersfield played much better football than us last Saturday and, given a decent striker, would have beaten us quite easily.
Not a bad shout
I'd like Wagner here once NW decides to finally hang up his quotes. That said I think NW is more likely to win us games than Wagner...
The fact that Wagner walked away now suggests to me he hasn’t got the resilience when the going gets toughQuote:
Originally Posted by Penarth Blues
The fact that they haven't got a decent striker has to fall on his shoulders though, surely? Two expensive signings in Mounie and Depoitre and neither of them have really looked like doing much there.Quote:
Originally Posted by DubaiDai
I think someone posted some thoughts from a Huddersfield forum on here before which were widely criticising Wagner's transfer activity - mainly signing players in positions that they were already doing ok in and neglecting key areas that they were struggling in.
You do realise that " leaving by mutual consent" means he's been sackedQuote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
He wasn’t sacked. He walked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Butterwick Blue
Not in this case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Butterwick Blue
According to the Guardian he offered to leave at the end of the season, and it was then decided it would be better if he left now.
"For those who actually took the time to read the accompanying statement, it was soon clear the agreement on this parting of the ways seemed genuinely reciprocal. The conversation that ultimately led to his departure was initiated by Wagner, who offered to stand down at the end of the season citing his need for a break “from the rigours of football management”. It was eventually decided between the hierarchy and manager that it would be best for the club if he left immediately. Now they find themselves marooned at the bottom of the Premier League without the man who masterminded their unlikely passage to the top tier. One of top-flight football’s few genuinely warm and gloopy romances has come to an amicable but ultimately sad end."
Sounds like the sack.
Reading a few other reports i may have been a bit quick to jump in. Apologies to WJ99
Everyone's missing the point except this guyQuote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Does he have less money to spend? Thought our wages were lowest in division, even lower than Huddersfield.Quote:
Originally Posted by DubaiDai
Wagner has made a big impression but he'll have to show if he can be more effective with a bigger budget. His record of not being able to score in each of the play-off games and struggling to score in the premier league may have to be answered in interviews.
Spoke to a Huddesfield supporter on Saturday and he said Wagner was a great guy and motivator but his Summer signings were rubbish and couldn’t get into team, sounds familiar?
After our game up there at the start of the season I was talking to some of their fans over a pint, they were fuming that he’d signed 9 players pre season yet not one were in the side. Whether they were exaggerating I don’t know but the consensus was he’d wasted a lot of money in dead beats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
I would make two points.Quote:
Originally Posted by simonp_ccfc
1. Warnock has also spent money and made signings where we do not necessarily need strengthening.
2. Who do you think would be lining up to come here.?
The way they played Saturday, with a very limited budget, shows that it is possible to play premiership football.
I don't doubt that but he has no eye for talent. Good signings is a key part of the job and something he evidently isn't very good at. For that reason alone I would not want him at our club.Quote:
Originally Posted by DubaiDai