Exeter league 1 relegation thread.

looks as if Matt Taylor is leaving to go to Rotherham he announced after todays game. Giving himseld 24hrs to decided whether to take the job...

Angry wrote:

looks as if Matt Taylor is leaving to go to Rotherham he announced after todays game. Giving himseld 24hrs to decided whether to take the job...

Historically, Rotherham are a Mickey Mouse club with gates not dissimilar to Exeter. But obviously they’ve got financial backing, and Taylor would probably be nuts not to go to the Championship.

Would they have Tisdale back? Would he go back?

Or will they do the usual and ask Wotton or Hargreaves.


Personally, I think Taylor could do better than Rotherham.

Grovehill wrote:

Would they have Tisdale back? Would he go back?

Or will they do the usual and ask Wotton or Hargreaves.


Personally, I think Taylor could do better than Rotherham.

why would they even consider Tisdale now considering he hasnt exactly had much success away from Exeter.

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Grovehill wrote:

Would they have Tisdale back? Would he go back?

No. No.

Grovehill wrote:

Or will they do the usual and ask Wotton or Hargreaves.

Hell, no

Grovehill wrote:

Personally, I think Taylor could do better than Rotherham.

Yes, I agree

Grovehill wrote:

why would they even consider Tisdale now considering he hasnt exactly had much success away from Exeter.

Exactly.

Speculation is useless and decisions will be made.

Angry wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Would they have Tisdale back? Would he go back?

Or will they do the usual and ask Wotton or Hargreaves.


Personally, I think Taylor could do better than Rotherham.

why would they even consider Tisdale now considering he hasnt exactly had much success away from Exeter.

In truth Tisdale was pretty shite he took a lot of credit for other peoples work seemingly because he wore a hat and cravat thus making him out to be some sort of MAVERICK.

Would they want Darren Way?

He has the two qualities they love-cheap and has a knowledge of local youth football.

Grovehill wrote:

Would they want Darren Way?

He has the two qualities they love-cheap and has a knowledge of local youth football.

He's also ambitious and allegedly was a bit put out at not being given the assistant manager gig when Keith Downing left.

Would go down like a sack of shit with the Sidhole faithful though

Sorry to hear about Sturtz, my hotmail account has been under bombardment for a few months now.

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Would they want Darren Way?

He has the two qualities they love-cheap and has a knowledge of local youth football.

He's also ambitious and allegedly was a bit put out at not being given the assistant manager gig when Keith Downing left.

Would go down like a sack of shit with the Sidhole faithful though

why would he be there was never any doubt nor was it hidden from anyone with a pair of eyes that Mark Hughes was taking over as assistant when Downing left so i dont believe he would be put out by being "overlooked" for Hughes at all.

Personally i still believe we should have brought in someone with experience in the Downing mould to work with the management team given their level of experience but as of today they have managed very well without it bar the input Dewsnip has so just aswell they didnt bring someone in. Darren Way is doing a great job with the youth team im sure its only a matter of time before he lands a first team role with another club if not here in future.

Angry wrote:

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Would they want Darren Way?

He has the two qualities they love-cheap and has a knowledge of local youth football.

He's also ambitious and allegedly was a bit put out at not being given the assistant manager gig when Keith Downing left.

Would go down like a sack of shit with the Sidhole faithful though

why would he be there was never any doubt nor was it hidden from anyone with a pair of eyes that Mark Hughes was taking over as assistant when Downing left so i dont believe he would be put out by being "overlooked" for Hughes at all.

Personally i still believe we should have brought in someone with experience in the Downing mould to work with the management team given their level of experience but as of today they have managed very well without it bar the input Dewsnip has so just aswell they didnt bring someone in. Darren Way is doing a great job with the youth team im sure its only a matter of time before he lands a first team role with another club if not here in future.

No idea Angry, but apparently he was.

Some tongue-in-cheek suggestions;

Luggy

Holloway

Johnson Snr.

Derek A

Carl Fletcher

Keith Hill

Brown (Ex Hull and Southend)

Clinton Morrison

Rosenior (Snr or Jnr)

Joey Barton

Grovehill wrote:

Some tongue-in-cheek suggestions;

Luggy

Holloway

Johnson Snr.

Derek A

Carl Fletcher

Keith Hill

Brown (Ex Hull and Southend)

Clinton Morrison

Rosenior (Snr or Jnr)

Joey Barton

That will be our list when Schuey goes.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Some tongue-in-cheek suggestions;

Luggy

Holloway

Johnson Snr.

Derek A

Carl Fletcher

Keith Hill

Brown (Ex Hull and Southend)

Clinton Morrison

Rosenior (Snr or Jnr)

Joey Barton

That will be our list when Schuey goes.

How about nipples nool, jimmy's old football director and man yoo season ticket holder ?

Official https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63110865

Hopefully Exeter won’t poach Shuey from us!

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Angry wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Would they have Tisdale back? Would he go back?

Or will they do the usual and ask Wotton or Hargreaves.


Personally, I think Taylor could do better than Rotherham.

why would they even consider Tisdale now considering he hasnt exactly had much success away from Exeter.

In truth Tisdale was pretty shite he took a lot of credit for other peoples work seemingly because he wore a hat and cravat thus making him out to be some sort of MAVERICK.

The promotion he gained at the club was most certainly due to the team building graft of the previous boss ... and yet I could name two of his most ardent admirers who would surely welcome him back despite being found out pretty quickly at MK Donuts, Stevenage and the Gas.

Being best friends with Ray Kelvin the former boss of Ted Baker probably meant a steady supply of hat, cravats and other odds and ends to top up his wardrobe.

Hugh Midde wrote:

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Angry wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Would they have Tisdale back? Would he go back?

Or will they do the usual and ask Wotton or Hargreaves.


Personally, I think Taylor could do better than Rotherham.

why would they even consider Tisdale now considering he hasnt exactly had much success away from Exeter.

In truth Tisdale was pretty shite he took a lot of credit for other peoples work seemingly because he wore a hat and cravat thus making him out to be some sort of MAVERICK.

The promotion he gained at the club was most certainly due to the team building graft of the previous boss ... and yet I could name two of his most ardent admirers who would surely welcome him back despite being found out pretty quickly at MK Donuts, Stevenage and the Gas.

Being best friends with Ray Kelvin the former boss of Ted Baker probably meant a steady supply of hat, cravats and other odds and ends to top up his wardrobe.

Didn’t Kelvin basically get booted from his own company for being a sex pest? Great company to keep.

nobody any good is going to touch a shit job like exeters, working for a bunch of trainspotters who never got a penny to scratch the arses with is a lose lose, give it to the spoon bender or bubbles, jacko's chimp.

Czarcasm wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Angry wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Would they have Tisdale back? Would he go back?

Or will they do the usual and ask Wotton or Hargreaves.


Personally, I think Taylor could do better than Rotherham.

why would they even consider Tisdale now considering he hasnt exactly had much success away from Exeter.

In truth Tisdale was pretty shite he took a lot of credit for other peoples work seemingly because he wore a hat and cravat thus making him out to be some sort of MAVERICK.

The promotion he gained at the club was most certainly due to the team building graft of the previous boss ... and yet I could name two of his most ardent admirers who would surely welcome him back despite being found out pretty quickly at MK Donuts, Stevenage and the Gas.

Being best friends with Ray Kelvin the former boss of Ted Baker probably meant a steady supply of hat, cravats and other odds and ends to top up his wardrobe.

Didn’t Kelvin basically get booted from his own company for being a sex pest? Great company to keep.

Exactly right - got what he deserved.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Nobody who's any good is going to touch a shit job like Exeter's while working for a bunch of train spotters who never got a penny to scratch the arses with is a lose lose, give it to the spoon bender or bubbles, jacko's chimp.

Suffy m'boy, wasn't Matt Taylor happy enough to start his managerial career at City? As for Bubbles - aren't one and all of us super pleased how much you must be enjoying the company of such a kindred spirit. (smirk).

No one's mentioned the obvious candidate-Colin Wanker!

Easy commute from Callington, and would suit a semi retired person.

Plus it would give him the hat-trick of Devon Clubs.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

nobody any good is going to touch a shit job like exeters, working for a bunch of trainspotters who never got a penny to scratch the arses with is a lose lose, give it to the spoon bender or bubbles, jacko's chimp.

For a group of people who (mainly) purport to think that Exeter City's managership is (and here I quote) "A load of shit" it seems to have stirred up some breath in the wheezy Argyle supporters who post here. Not only that, but they keep on referring to events that took place over 20 years ago rather than living in the present. Maybe its something to do with living in your City?

Grace Less wrote:

For a group of people who (mainly) purport to think that Exeter City's managership is (and here I quote) "A load of shit" it seems to have stirred up some breath in the wheezy Argyle supporters who post here. Not only that, but they keep on referring to events that took place over 20 years ago rather than living in the present. Maybe its something to do with living in your City?

Well in the present we are top of the league and you are a rudderless ship about to dive to the bottom of the table so not the time to be bragging old chum.