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Good for him, one of football's characters. Most managers today are pretty dull and robotic like in comparison. -
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He sure as he'll ain't doing it for the money at Swindon. On their way to the National League and the only way is up.....baby!
Best of luck Ian and Im fully behind you. Show these Stato types what a real manager is all about.Comment
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It looks like he's going to work with the existing backroom staff - he's managed Marcus Bignot already during their time together at QPR.
If anyone can do it .....it's Ian.Comment
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He'll enjoy it and do a great job to boot.Comment
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Olly had the knack of keeping me enthused and content despite the club enduring some turbulent times and poor form. He's steeped in the EFL and hopefully he'll use that vast experience to steady the Swindon ship. Best of luck to him.Comment
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More like a clown than a decent manager nowadays.
But a very likeable character and I wish him good luck.Comment
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Ollie good luckComment
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Unfortunately he is more of a stand up comedian than he is a manager so that won't do Swindon any goodComment
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Can see him getting them out of trouble, great character and good luck to him.I played sunday league football today.
Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.
I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.
We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!Comment
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That's them down then !Comment
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I see he's decided their training ground is haunted and is seeking an exorcist. This is not a nutcase. This is a man open to ideas and willing to try anything to gain an edge.Comment
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It's about psychology and superstition, and it's obvious how many players are these days with their rituals before stepping in the pitch.
Even if you get a few of them to buy in it's worth it.Comment
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