| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? 13:20 - Dec 14 with 2108 views | SwansIndependent |
New name, Maloney or baloney ? Click above.
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 14:09 - Dec 14 with 2015 views | jackrmee |
No thanks.
Terrible win rate there. Apart from the style of play, what is the reasoning here?
He’s not doing well in a division lower, with a decent club. What signs show he will be able to do better in a higher division? Doesn’t make any sense to me |  |
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 14:18 - Dec 14 with 1985 views | onehunglow |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 14:09 - Dec 14 by jackrmee |
No thanks.
Terrible win rate there. Apart from the style of play, what is the reasoning here?
He’s not doing well in a division lower, with a decent club. What signs show he will be able to do better in a higher division? Doesn’t make any sense to me |
Couldn’t agree more
It’s truly depressing to see such a mediocre manager in the frame
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 14:18 - Dec 14 with 1990 views | OptimisticJack |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 14:09 - Dec 14 by jackrmee |
No thanks.
Terrible win rate there. Apart from the style of play, what is the reasoning here?
He’s not doing well in a division lower, with a decent club. What signs show he will be able to do better in a higher division? Doesn’t make any sense to me |
What is more concerning for me is that Maloney has operated with absolutely zilch of a budget at Wigan due to their massive financial problems.
Are we seeking a manager content to work within such massive budgetal restraints?
If this is what we are looking for in a manager then I fear very worrying times could be ahead. [Post edited 14 Dec 2023 14:25]
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 15:36 - Dec 14 with 1848 views | Whiterockin |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 14:18 - Dec 14 by OptimisticJack |
What is more concerning for me is that Maloney has operated with absolutely zilch of a budget at Wigan due to their massive financial problems.
Are we seeking a manager content to work within such massive budgetal restraints?
If this is what we are looking for in a manager then I fear very worrying times could be ahead. [Post edited 14 Dec 2023 14:25]
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When will the idiots learn, it's cheaper to pay to get someone decent in than to pay up a contract to get rid. If we are not careful it will happen again. |  | | |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 15:39 - Dec 14 with 1829 views | onehunglow |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 15:36 - Dec 14 by Whiterockin |
When will the idiots learn, it's cheaper to pay to get someone decent in than to pay up a contract to get rid. If we are not careful it will happen again. |
Yep,it’s amazing innit.
These are supposed to be “investors”
My God,they are pitiful.
We have so much potential but we have and they are frittering it away.Rather than it being sinister,I’m actually more concerned now it is sheer incompetence and don’t know what is worse. | |
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 15:39 - Dec 14 with 1832 views | Boundy |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 14:18 - Dec 14 by OptimisticJack |
What is more concerning for me is that Maloney has operated with absolutely zilch of a budget at Wigan due to their massive financial problems.
Are we seeking a manager content to work within such massive budgetal restraints?
If this is what we are looking for in a manager then I fear very worrying times could be ahead. [Post edited 14 Dec 2023 14:25]
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I can't agree more with the comments above , there now seems to be trend of looking in Hyper Value for players and managers rather than Poundstrectcher's. The yanks seem to be gaining a negative reputation with 4 rejecting managerial roles before we ended with Duff (by name by nature) and now this announcement , should he be appointed then I don't expect a long tenure because this is the way we role . | |
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 16:08 - Dec 14 with 1767 views | johnlangy |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 15:39 - Dec 14 by onehunglow |
Yep,it’s amazing innit.
These are supposed to be “investors”
My God,they are pitiful.
We have so much potential but we have and they are frittering it away.Rather than it being sinister,I’m actually more concerned now it is sheer incompetence and don’t know what is worse. |
They just don't know what they're doing. IMO of course. After all this time they still even now don't understand running a football club is different from running a normal business. | | | |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 16:43 - Dec 14 with 1686 views | jasper_T |
Someone stuck a tenner on him for a laugh? | | | |
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 17:23 - Dec 14 with 1627 views | KeithHaynes |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 16:43 - Dec 14 by jasper_T |
Someone stuck a tenner on him for a laugh? |
Got to hope so |  |
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 17:49 - Dec 14 with 1568 views | 3swan |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 17:23 - Dec 14 by KeithHaynes |
Got to hope so |
Wigan Today stating he says he knows nothing about it.
True or not? Who knows? | | | |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 18:06 - Dec 14 with 1540 views | KeithHaynes |
I agree clubs don’t just tap managers up anymore 👍
I’m hopeful it’s nonsense as well. | |
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 18:15 - Dec 14 with 1515 views | union_jack |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 17:49 - Dec 14 by 3swan |
Wigan Today stating he says he knows nothing about it.
True or not? Who knows? |
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| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 08:51 - Dec 16 with 1186 views | JumpingJackFlash |
You never know with managers. I’m not enthused in the slightest but then I (along with many others) wasn’t with Brendan Rodgers when he was appointed with his 26% win rate in his previous job. How wrong I was. | | | |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 09:04 - Dec 16 with 1159 views | RichardO |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 08:51 - Dec 16 by JumpingJackFlash |
You never know with managers. I’m not enthused in the slightest but then I (along with many others) wasn’t with Brendan Rodgers when he was appointed with his 26% win rate in his previous job. How wrong I was. |
Was about to comment on Rodgers he had experience as a an assistant coach with higher teams and had to learn his failing somewhere first or did we already have a good team here that needed a little tweaking and good players he had contacts with, what is Maloney's background? | | | |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 20:09 - Dec 16 with 1021 views | SullutaCreturned |
| New name is very concerning : 38% win rate or is this an opportunity ? on 08:51 - Dec 16 by JumpingJackFlash |
You never know with managers. I’m not enthused in the slightest but then I (along with many others) wasn’t with Brendan Rodgers when he was appointed with his 26% win rate in his previous job. How wrong I was. |
I'll add to that that 38% would be a slight improvement this season. | | | |
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