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PL team takes a punt on this young fella.... Personally I'd love to see him brought in ASAP with the remit of working alongside Harry until the end of the season and taking over... Am half thinking of GH as some sort of footballing guiding father figure but, not sure what he is bringing to improve us at the moment so the other half of me is thinking sod off....
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HR will be here for a few years yet, and when he goes, I hope Hoddle gets the nod. I think continuity is the key to our long term success. We are bringing in quite a few 17-18 yr olds, a few years working with Hoddle will bring them on, and when Hoddle takes over, he will know the quality of the younger players at the club. after Hoddle, I hope someone like Clinton Hill or Dunne is around to take up the challenge.Kept the faith! -
The man would be absolutely mental to leave bournemouth when he has got them as serious contenders for promotion with no money spent, and all down to his management and team spirit. Why would he leave one tiny club on the way up for another one on the way down? :Originally posted by BuffooneRy View Post
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I have this feeling that Eddie Howe will be one big name for years and years to come. Him with Hoddle I'd like to see.Comment
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Failed miserably at Burnley. Maybe to soon for him? Maybe Bournemouth is his comfort zone?
Think he's great personally. Well worth a shot. Future.
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The cup is a massive dilemma for young Eddie but a chance to manage in the PL with the longer term prospect of moving to a brand new stadium would be very difficult to turn down.... I reckon that he's going to do extremely well and I would rather that be with us than somewhere like the Foxes for example....Comment
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Potentially a great manager for a big club but he needs to wait a bit longer to establish himself, AFC is a comfy fit for him but he needs to exhaust his potential there before moving on.I blew a lot on vodka and tonic, gambling and fags. Looking back, I think I overdid it on the tonic. - The one and only Stanley BowlesComment
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The best way for us is If we go down.Last edited by Yousef; 17-12-2014, 10:02 AM.QPR fan since1987
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I'd personally like to see him prove himself a bit more. So far he's a bit of a 1 team man having failed at Burnley. Just like to see him manage in the big league first. Im not taking anything away from him as he's achieved so much with very little funds. But at only 37 and only being successful with 1 club its just a bit too much of a risk IMO.
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not sure but didn't he buy Vokes or Ings?Originally posted by Jimmy Rabbit View PostI must away now, I can no longer tarry
This morning's tempest I have to cross
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I read it was bothComment
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I think now is the best time for him to leave. His worth on the market is tops - actually he would be absolutely mental not to leaveOriginally posted by Kevin Mcleod View PostThe man would be absolutely mental to leave bournemouth when he has got them as serious contenders for promotion with no money spent, and all down to his management and team spirit. Why would he leave one tiny club on the way up for another one on the way down? :Comment
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er.......championship promotion contenders or likely relegated premier league club with many fans totally deluded as to our true standing in the game?????you know nothing john snow!!!!Comment
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Yeah i agree, but to a bigger club than hes at, not a smaller one like us.Originally posted by hh9 View PostComment
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