Robbie Savage new FGR manager

[Des Parrot]

I’ve got to say I’m really surprised. He’s put everything, including his own money into reviving Macclesfield and achieving 3 promotions in 4 seasons, including breaking the points and goals for records. I thought he’d try and get them back into the FL.

But he’s jumped ship to team up with Mark Bowen at FGR, of course with the ever controversial Dale Vince.

I think they be favourites for the National League now, with lots of high scoring games.

[B. Oddie]

I've always had a soft spot for FGR.

The clips of Macclesfield playing when he was manager was very good quality, considering the league they were in.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

I've always had a soft spot for FGR.

The clips of Macclesfield playing when he was manager was very good quality, considering the league they were in.

FGR certainly have the most bucolic of settings for their home games.

[William Treseder]

FGR certainly have the most bucolic of settings for their home games.

First time I’ve seen the word bucolic used on this MB. Well done that man 👍

[Dorcus]

FGR certainly have the most bucolic of settings for their home games.

Certainly more than Nottingham Forest

[splott parker]

FGR certainly have the most bucolic of settings for their home games.

That bloody hill though!

[Underhill1980]

Good luck to him

[Baloo]

FGR certainly have the most bucolic of settings for their home games.

Bit harsh.

[DINGO COOPER]

Guessing the interview panel were all drunk.

[RichardM]

First time I’ve seen the word bucolic used on this MB. Well done that man ��

It's been used a few times https://www.ccmb.co.uk/search.php?searchid=4264242

[Tuerto]

First time IÂ’ve seen the word bucolic used on this MB. Well done that man 👍

We once had a thread about the 1666 Plague of London on here, so the word Bucolic has been used a few times, especially in that thread.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

That bloody hill though!

I arrived by car via a country lane and descended to the ground and parked 100 metres away.

[RichardM]

We once had a thread about the 1666 Plague of London on here, so the word Bucolic has been used a few times, especially in that thread.

Are you sure it was bubonic

[splott parker]

I arrived by car via a country lane and descended to the ground and parked 100 metres away.

‘Descended’ you bloody Parachute Regiment boys eh!

[splott parker]

Are you sure it was bubonic

Nope, it was the Great Hay Fever Bucolic Plague, a year after the Bubonic Plague, just before the Great Fire.

[Tuerto]

Nope, it was the Great Hay Fever Bucolic Plague, a year after the Bubonic Plague, just before the Great Fire.

And in between the explosion of HMS London on the Thames in 1665 which killed 300 men. It was a busy time.

[Tuerto]

‘Descended’ you bloody Parachute Regiment boys eh!

He comes down on a cloud.

[RichardM]

Nope, it was the Great Hay Fever Bucolic Plague, a year after the Bubonic Plague, just before the Great Fire.

😀 sorry, my mistake.
I enjoyed the walk up the hill when we played FGR in a preseason friendly* a few years ago.
We had a few pints in a very good pub that was happy for us to bring food in from the chippy next door.
* probably this match https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...ty-9666124.amp

[J R Hartley]

Can’t see Vince and Savage clashing at all

[Des Parrot]

Guessing the interview panel were all drunk.

After the superb job he’s done, they head hunted him.