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Originally posted by Gav Stone:
Credit for Grant for leaving. In doing it the way he did he won a lot of respect from City fans.
So is Delia selling up or not? Are that mortgage lending/broking pair putting money in or not? EDP reckon Paul Jewell is the favourite. I suggest they should have a word with Paul Ashworth, see if he is interested. Is Ricky Martin still at the club as well?
Delia denied selling according to skysports website.
10-10-2007, 09:22 PM
Nobody cares, but Peter Grant has left Norwich Post #42
Originally posted by Gav Stone:
And the other hot footballing question is who the hell is going to take over as Gillingham boss? Who is mad enough to work with Paul Scally?
ROEDER
Tbh possibly Peter Jackson or Ronnie Moore?
10-10-2007, 09:29 PM
Nobody cares, but Peter Grant has left Norwich Post #44
Originally posted by Jonny "Kid" Pilko:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Gav Stone:
And the other hot footballing question is who the hell is going to take over as Gillingham boss? Who is mad enough to work with Paul Scally?
ROEDER
Tbh possibly Peter Jackson or Ronnie Moore? </BLOCKQUOTE>Nah, Roeder is dirt at GFC for leaving us in the lurch when he quit as manager all those years ago. So he can rot.
I would be happy with Ronnie Moore, tbh. There has been a lot of talk of the Stimson bloke from Stevenage but I suspect Scally has wound him or his club up and the trail has gone cold. Peter Taylor - I wouldn't mind.
10-10-2007, 09:33 PM
Nobody cares, but Peter Grant has left Norwich Post #45
Originally posted by Gav Stone:
And the other hot footballing question is who the hell is going to take over as Gillingham boss? Who is mad enough to work with Paul Scally?
That will probably be our manager, Mark Stimson. Though their approach was turned down, does that actually count for anything?
For Norwich? Mike Newell, Phil Parkinson(even though he did shocking at Hull), Greame Rix , Peter Reid.
10-10-2007, 09:35 PM
Nobody cares, but Peter Grant has left Norwich Post #46
Originally posted by Jonny "Kid" Pilko:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Gav Stone:
And the other hot footballing question is who the hell is going to take over as Gillingham boss? Who is mad enough to work with Paul Scally?
ROEDER
Tbh possibly Peter Jackson or Ronnie Moore? </BLOCKQUOTE>
Ronnie Moore what ? why on earth would he leave Tranmere who he's took to the top of the league (and is his hometown club who he's had longtime links with) for Gillingham in 20th
Fair enough Jackson maybe as he's not working.
Still you are welcome to Robins long as you stump up the compo
10-10-2007, 09:52 PM
Nobody cares, but Peter Grant has left Norwich Post #48
Stimson be the one for the Gills. So as a Boro fan, Ross, what's the word? Is he joining us?
And Norwich fans, is Ricky Martin still at the club as a coach? Why not him? (I only say it because I used to coach with him FOR Paul Ashworth years ago). Bring back Mike Walker, I say.
10-10-2007, 10:03 PM
Nobody cares, but Peter Grant has left Norwich Post #49
Originally posted by Gav Stone:
I didn't know Moore was working. :eek:
Stimson be the one for the Gills. So as a Boro fan, Ross, what's the word? Is he joining us?
And Norwich fans, is Ricky Martin still at the club as a coach? Why not him? (I only say it because I used to coach with him FOR Paul Ashworth years ago). Bring back Mike Walker, I say.
Yeah, Ricky Martin is still at the club. He's currently Reserve Manager, but in previous seasons he was Youth manager and brought through the likes of Michael Spillane, Rossi Jarvis and most notably Chris Martin.
He seems quite highly thought of at the club, but as PG proved; being a good coach counts for nothing in management
10-10-2007, 11:42 PM
Nobody cares, but Peter Grant has left Norwich Post #50
Originally posted by foxmad:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Jono:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by foxmad:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Jono:
Nigel Worthington to make a shock return.
Was he any good for you? </BLOCKQUOTE>
Ummmmm, nah did not achieve anything in the 6 years that he was in charge. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Didn't think so, he wasn't particulary evciting at our place. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Nothing springs to mind anyway, a play off final and a dabble in the Premiership, nothing major.
, Peter Reid.
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