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Former Everton Centre Forward Duncan Ferguson steps into management.....
- Thread starter The Penalty Box Dancer
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Yum yum that's what heaven looks like right there
JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
I enjoyed the Ferguson sagas but lost its way a bit in the final series. Dave coming barging in frothing at the mouth wasn’t exactly believable. Looking forward to the spin off series ‘Better call Salisbury FC’
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
Can't wait until Duncan Ferguson comes out of the shower and it's all been a dream.
JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
I’ve heard you can hang a towel on his nipples
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
Well if he won't put on the hot water the cheapskate.
Dodgy Danny Rowe comes back onto the scene and the whole thing gets wound up. Very fishy, i smell another Ward tax write off.
The Penalty Box Dancer
Player Valuation: £35m
FYLDE MAKE MANAGERIAL DECISION
Barry Corr's time as temporary manager came to an end after a disappointing run in the league saw Fylde drop to 13th in the table falling adrift from the teams above. Corr did manage to keep Fylde in the F.A Cup beating Portsmouth 2-0 in the replay and earning a third round away trip to Swansea City. They also progressed to the EFL Trophy Third Round after beating Liverpool u23's 1-0. Dale Potter had a decision to make and with little movement in the managerial seat came up with the idea to give it to Vince Bytheway on a Player/Manager basis until the end of the season. "He knows the club, he's been here longer than anyone and he has expressed an interest in coaching so I thought why not? A lot of former players take this step and in the modern game it is tending to work out. I know this could completely backfire on me but Vince has the confidence of the players, he is the leader here and club captain. If it doesn't work out, we reassess at the end of the season." Bytheway is said to be delighted at the opportunity, he has spent thirteen years at the club and to take charge is huge for him. "I've always been a no nonsense player so I'm going to be a no nonsense manager. I don't take things too lightly and the players have to treat me like the boss. I might be harsh but I've always wanted to get rid of headphones and smart phones. I don't have one so I want the players to leave their gadgets in the car or on the coach, we don't want them as a distraction in the changing room. I want focus from all the players and we come as one. We arrive together and we go home together. I'll be changing the meal options in the canteen when I get chance." Bytheway's first game in charge comes on New Years Eve against Swansea in the F.A Cup.
Barry Corr's time as temporary manager came to an end after a disappointing run in the league saw Fylde drop to 13th in the table falling adrift from the teams above. Corr did manage to keep Fylde in the F.A Cup beating Portsmouth 2-0 in the replay and earning a third round away trip to Swansea City. They also progressed to the EFL Trophy Third Round after beating Liverpool u23's 1-0. Dale Potter had a decision to make and with little movement in the managerial seat came up with the idea to give it to Vince Bytheway on a Player/Manager basis until the end of the season. "He knows the club, he's been here longer than anyone and he has expressed an interest in coaching so I thought why not? A lot of former players take this step and in the modern game it is tending to work out. I know this could completely backfire on me but Vince has the confidence of the players, he is the leader here and club captain. If it doesn't work out, we reassess at the end of the season." Bytheway is said to be delighted at the opportunity, he has spent thirteen years at the club and to take charge is huge for him. "I've always been a no nonsense player so I'm going to be a no nonsense manager. I don't take things too lightly and the players have to treat me like the boss. I might be harsh but I've always wanted to get rid of headphones and smart phones. I don't have one so I want the players to leave their gadgets in the car or on the coach, we don't want them as a distraction in the changing room. I want focus from all the players and we come as one. We arrive together and we go home together. I'll be changing the meal options in the canteen when I get chance." Bytheway's first game in charge comes on New Years Eve against Swansea in the F.A Cup.
You can kiss goodbye to your snoods and short socks as well you fannys.
When's his press conference? @The Penalty Box Dancer
UTFC
The Penalty Box Dancer
Player Valuation: £35m
toffee82
Player Valuation: £25m
I heard that the press were
Standing in line
To see the show tonight
And there was a light on
Heavy glow
Bytheway never tried to
Even be there
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
Koff Dirty Danny Rowe. Vince is the man to unify the Coasters!
JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
It’s that age old dilemma. Would you shag all the Corrs or just Barry Corr?
Big Vin's reading glasses lol
Larry, Harry and Garry?