Lowe Given Permission to talk to Argyle

akagreengull wrote:

Speculation on speculation, none of us know what the feck is going on, do we?

Precisely !!

Jethro wrote:

Anyway screw this waiting Indy 500 time.

I'm watch it aswell so far so good certainly more entertaining than Monaco F1 was earlier. Cant believe (well actually i can) McLaren fecked up Alonso's car so he didnt qualify.

anyways feck lowe and all this waiting

It’s been that long so far we should have put up a countdown clock

Angry wrote:

Jethro wrote:

Anyway screw this waiting Indy 500 time.

I'm watch it aswell so far so good certainly more entertaining than Monaco F1 was earlier. Cant believe (well actually i can) McLaren fecked up Alonso's car so he didnt qualify.

anyways feck lowe and all this waiting

Monaco wasn't too bad for once least we had the when is Verstappen gonna hit Hamilton game to play.
Alonso is a curse where ever he goes, be better for him and Mclaren to part,

Anyway is lowe here yet ?

If only ma & pa had relocated could have been done by now

RegGreen wrote:

It’s been that long so far we should have put up a countdown clock

YES this is a brilliant idea lets get it done lol

Jethro wrote:

Angry wrote:

Jethro wrote:

Anyway screw this waiting Indy 500 time.

I'm watch it aswell so far so good certainly more entertaining than Monaco F1 was earlier. Cant believe (well actually i can) McLaren fecked up Alonso's car so he didnt qualify.

anyways feck lowe and all this waiting

Monaco wasn't too bad for once least we had the when is Verstappen gonna hit Hamilton game to play.
Alonso is a curse where ever he goes, be better for him and Mclaren to part,

Anyway is lowe here yet ?

not a big fan of the monaco circuit as its hard to really race and overtake on it but f1 isnt about that anymore sadly and yes i agree those two need to part alonso wont be short on offers to return to F1 or elsewhere he still a good driver. McLaren is just an absolute mess.

Lowe is probably having a bloody good laugh at argyle fans reading his timeline i bet.

Angry wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

It’s been that long so far we should have put up a countdown clock

YES this is a brilliant idea lets get it done lol    

Jethro wrote:

Angry wrote:

Jethro wrote:

Anyway screw this waiting Indy 500 time.

I'm watch it aswell so far so good certainly more entertaining than Monaco F1 was earlier. Cant believe (well actually i can) McLaren fecked up Alonso's car so he didnt qualify.

anyways feck lowe and all this waiting

Monaco wasn't too bad for once least we had the when is Verstappen gonna hit Hamilton game to play.
Alonso is a curse where ever he goes, be better for him and Mclaren to part,

Anyway is lowe here yet ?

not a big fan of the monaco circuit as its hard to really race and overtake on it but f1 isnt about that anymore sadly and yes i agree those two need to part alonso wont be short on offers to return to F1 or elsewhere he still a good driver. McLaren is just an absolute mess.

Lowe is probably having a bloody good laugh at argyle fans reading his timeline i bet.

It's a mess on there just had a gander at what people are saying,

Eg Grainy webcam shot of the tractor watering the pitch with a claim lowe was being shown around the ground.
Claims Lowes said something then not backed up with prove and photoshopped tweets from Argyle officials.

We are village.

Anyway can we get another caution so i can get my food out the oven indy 500 ?

For all we know Lowe is waiting for Argyle to make him an offer? I don't get the get on with it Lowe crap.

Earwegoagain wrote:

For all we know Lowe is waiting for Argyle to make him an offer? I don't get the get on with it Lowe crap.

don't get the Hollowords crap either, no ones clammering to get him in, so if he was offered it and wanted back into management he would take what ever he's offered.

I think he's just using us to make people aware he's still around like he has on talksport lately

I don't think we could afford him anyway. Well have a young manager wanting to prove himself, and I don't have a problem with that, but it will be way cheaper than someone like Holloway. I also think Lowe would command more than we'd be prepared to give him.

This age crap does my head in, it isnt about age its about ideas.

Been doing some digging while the indy 500 was red flagged,

Found the video from yesterday of Lowe, not sure if theres another where he mentions us but.

Twitter link

More speculation for you

Jethro wrote:

Angry wrote:

Jethro wrote:

Anyway screw this waiting Indy 500 time.

I'm watch it aswell so far so good certainly more entertaining than Monaco F1 was earlier. Cant believe (well actually i can) McLaren fecked up Alonso's car so he didnt qualify.

anyways feck lowe and all this waiting

Monaco wasn't too bad for once least we had the when is Verstappen gonna hit Hamilton game to play.
Alonso is a curse where ever he goes, be better for him and Mclaren to part,

Quote of the day from Martin Brundle on Sky Sports

"If I see Charles Leclerc on a plane tonight I'm getting off"

Just brilliant

Some "informed opinion" from the vile site,

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Saturday Service wrote: I haven't heard anything since I last posted and I'm at a loss to explain what's going on.
I was told the deal with Lowe was done and I'm sorry if my info was incorrect and I jumped the gun somewhat.
I try not to but after hearing what I heard I thought I'd share it.
Factually we all know Lowe was in Plymouth last week.
I know he was shown around the ground old and new by Mr Hallett. The being dressed as one of the contractors was correct but probably wasn't a disguise because I'm told hi vis hard hat etc is now standard up there because of the building works.
Mr Lowe also had Mrs Lowe with him and I also know they were enquiring about the best parts of the city or area to live in.
Whether that means anything I suppose only time will tell.
I watched Sky the same as everyone else and wasn't convinced.
What I will say though is if the deal was off I think I would have heard about it by now but I haven't heard anything.
Maybe it's time for an official update from the club as the silence is deafening and time is now getting on!

Graham Clark wrote,
What you have said has been confirmed to me by another authoritative source close to the Club. An ‘informed’ poster on one of the Bury forums confirms the same but states that Ryan Lowe appears to imply that he may have changed his mind upon return to the north west. The situation at Bury is fluid to say the least with a hope, rather than an expectation, that the players and staff will receive some pay tomorrow whilst new owners are still sought. That may have an influence over matters in the next day or so.

Of all the clubs facing winding up orders I think Bury are the most in danger of not surviving. I would not be surprised if administration is their only salvation which would mean an uphill battle to secure League 1 survival. I have always maintained for Ryan Lowe to leave the club at such a pivotal moment would be because he saw no future for the club rather than the appeal of a club located so far away from his natural heartland. I just don’t see him walking away from Bury at this moment as a leader of the club. As others have promoted it is now time for Argyle to move on, particularly if he has recoiled from what he may previously verbally agreed.

Of course, anxieties are high with time ebbing away but it would be useful to remember that our last three inter season appointments (Adams, Reid and Holloway) were all made in mid to late June. It’s not how long the appointment takes more rather getting the best possible person for the job and one who wants to come here for the right reasons to take us forward, after all we are still within the timescale the club originally indicated (end of May).

Just gonna have to play the waiting game for Lowe or someone else.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Some "informed opinion" from the vile site,

"

Saturday Service wrote: I haven't heard anything since I last posted and I'm at a loss to explain what's going on.
I was told the deal with Lowe was done and I'm sorry if my info was incorrect and I jumped the gun somewhat.
I try not to but after hearing what I heard I thought I'd share it.
Factually we all know Lowe was in Plymouth last week.
I know he was shown around the ground old and new by Mr Hallett. The being dressed as one of the contractors was correct but probably wasn't a disguise because I'm told hi vis hard hat etc is now standard up there because of the building works.
Mr Lowe also had Mrs Lowe with him and I also know they were enquiring about the best parts of the city or area to live in.
Whether that means anything I suppose only time will tell.
I watched Sky the same as everyone else and wasn't convinced.
What I will say though is if the deal was off I think I would have heard about it by now but I haven't heard anything.
Maybe it's time for an official update from the club as the silence is deafening and time is now getting on!

Graham Clark wrote,
What you have said has been confirmed to me by another authoritative source close to the Club. An ‘informed’ poster on one of the Bury forums confirms the same but states that Ryan Lowe appears to imply that he may have changed his mind upon return to the north west. The situation at Bury is fluid to say the least with a hope, rather than an expectation, that the players and staff will receive some pay tomorrow whilst new owners are still sought. That may have an influence over matters in the next day or so.

Of all the clubs facing winding up orders I think Bury are the most in danger of not surviving. I would not be surprised if administration is their only salvation which would mean an uphill battle to secure League 1 survival. I have always maintained for Ryan Lowe to leave the club at such a pivotal moment would be because he saw no future for the club rather than the appeal of a club located so far away from his natural heartland. I just don’t see him walking away from Bury at this moment as a leader of the club. As others have promoted it is now time for Argyle to move on, particularly if he has recoiled from what he may previously verbally agreed.

Of course, anxieties are high with time ebbing away but it would be useful to remember that our last three inter season appointments (Adams, Reid and Holloway) were all made in mid to late June. It’s not how long the appointment takes more rather getting the best possible person for the job and one who wants to come here for the right reasons to take us forward, after all we are still within the timescale the club originally indicated (end of May).

I am so fed up with rumour and speculation and so called "people in the know".

It could be Joe Bloggs from down the end of the street, or Doris the tea lady, or Frank the gardener in the final cut.

I will wait for an announcement from Argyle themselves, whenever that will be.

The aforementioned 'three inter season appointments (Adams, Reid and Holloway)' don't fill me with much confidence. Adams & Holloway both inherited a decent set of players with the previous manager stripping the deadwood. Reid inherited a set of relegated players and ultimately failed, which is where we're at now.

Its pretty obvious that Adams was sacked without the foggiest idea as to who his replacement was going to be.

Nancekeville should be appointed manager as it seems there is no way we will be someone in the chair before August.

We are not shambolic because we make the wrong decisions, we are shambolic because we make no decisions.

We make decisions but they're not solely based on football. It takes some financial skills to aim for 5th lowest budget 2 seasons running. That's the problem.

Punchdrunk wrote:

Its pretty obvious that Adams was sacked without the foggiest idea as to who his replacement was going to be.

Nancekeville should be appointed manager as it seems there is no way we will be someone in the chair before August.

We are not shambolic because we make the wrong decisions, we are shambolic because we make no decisions.

Lets change the system and hire a director of football and a head coach. Obviously a manager is too much to ask for, for argyle.

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This just illustrates what is wrong in professional football, only a few miles away is a certain City and Utd...….blah, blah...…...

akagreengull wrote:

This just illustrates what is wrong in professional football, only a few miles away is a certain City and Utd...….blah, blah...…...

its the same everywhere last time I was in Plymouth seen more people in premiershite shirts then Argyle ones,

After the glory they don't care about local teams,

Thats another thing as well,

Aston Villa won promotion to the Premier League and secured an estimated £170m windfall.

Yeah after they went all out to get promotion else they would have been in same trouble as Bolton and Bury.

We need some of this money to trickle down the leagues.
Even a million quid would pay most clubs entire wage bill for a year.

Angry wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

Its pretty obvious that Adams was sacked without the foggiest idea as to who his replacement was going to be.

Nancekeville should be appointed manager as it seems there is no way we will be someone in the chair before August.

We are not shambolic because we make the wrong decisions, we are shambolic because we make no decisions.

Lets change the system and hire a director of football and a head coach. Obviously a manager is too much to ask for, for argyle.

I think this ain't a bad idea. We're always gonna be a club that either sacks the manager through failure or see the manager poached through success, leaving us in some sort of turmoil. An older DoF sort of figurehead who can settle in the area with a younger head coach really should be considered.