WBA in for Shoe E?

FFS! If Shuey doesn’t go then all that slagging off of Argyle will be for nothing. Some people will be bitterly disappointed.

Was in Ivors t'other day and a bloke in the queue said he'd heard off 'eees brothers mehhht who delivered a curry to shuey that this would be the last one 'eeee would 'ave delivered see. Must be off innum

I will breath a huge sigh of relief if and when they appoint another manager. It's going to be a long fraught season.

The main attraction of WBA must surely be HS2, if it ever gets finished he could be in London 19 minutes quicker!

seadog wrote:

The main attraction of WBA must surely be HS2, if it ever gets finished he could be in London 19 minutes quicker!

According to Sigh and his fanboys its sparkly changing rooms and out of town training pitches that attract the very best players.

seadog wrote:

The main attraction of WBA must surely be HS2, if it ever gets finished he could be in London 19 minutes quicker!

Off topic, you're lucky tgwu didn't start this thread.

Freathy wrote:

No denial from Schumacher I notice.  There will be a period of protracted silence from both Schumacher and the club while Argo and West Brom sort everything out behind the scenes.  Argo eventually make a statement saying he's left the club.  Argo statement swiftly followed by a West Brom press conference to unveil their new manager. It all seems so inevitable. Only thing Argo can do is draw up a greatly improved contract but it's unlikely to be anywhere near as good as what West Brom are offering him.

That is just pure speculation at the moment.

Earwegoagain wrote:

I will breath a huge sigh of relief if and when they appoint another manager. It's going to be a long fraught season.

until the next championship club sacks their manager and we see a repeat of this situation.

Angry wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

I will breath a huge sigh of relief if and when they appoint another manager. It's going to be a long fraught season.

until the next championship club sacks their manager and we see a repeat of this situation.

Hence my long fraught season comment. There are many teams in our league that wouldn't think twice about doubling his wages with add one for promotion.

Baggies 0 Turnips 2

Search for a new manager must now reach faster than the speed of light proportions

From what Schumacher was saying as reported on Plymouth Live tonight it sounds like he will definitely go to WBA if/when approached. Hallett needs to waste no time in finding a replacement but we'll very likely be going to Bristol Rovers managerless. Schumacher IS going.

Just read the PL report, gives me no indication he has been approached, am just wondering how you have deduced he is going.
Please elucidate.

akagreengull wrote:

Just read the PL report, gives me no indication he has been approached, am just wondering how you have deduced he is going.
Please elucidate.

He hasn’t been approached yet but what he said was a blatant come and get me if ever there was one! After losing at home tonight WBA will now move fast and Schumacher is clearly top of the list.

Just checked several betting odds sites for the Brom job and essentially, they are all are saying different names. As always, we will see only Schuey can make the decision.

Is Shuey the manager for WBA ?

Reading the forum from the Midlands some say he is not the answer, as he has inherited the work from Ryan Lowe and is just continuing that. Also, WBA do not have the structure in place as Argyle do at present and which Shuey enjoys at the moment. Those WBA fans go on to say he would be sacked within months without a proper structure in place.

Those that want him to go to WBA are keen as mustard to have him and his style there, even going as far as saying WBA should poach other backroom staff from Argyle.

I believe it would be a brave - yet risky - move by WBA to go for Shuey knowing that the club does not have that structure in place, unless they go for other backroom staff to compliment Shuey as those WBA fans have said. Could they afford it.

WBA also interested in Wigan's Leam Richardson, Russell Martin of Swansea and Blues chief John Eustace. Ex- Watford boss also on radar.

There are claims interviews have been held up that way with Carlos Corberan being spoken to twice.

VillageGreen wrote:

WBA also interested in Wigan's Leam Richardson, Russell Martin of Swansea and Blues chief John Eustace. Ex- Watford boss also on radar.

There are claims interviews have been held up that way.

And uncle Tom Cobbly and all.

Another defeat For WBA tonight …The silence from Home park is deafening
Is Shoe E a Shoe in at the baggies in the morning ?

RegGreen wrote:

Another defeat For WBA tonight …The silence from Home park is deafening
Is Shoe E a Shoe in at the baggies in the morning ?

if they havent made a move then the club arent going to speak out on these rumours till there is news to report good or bad.

He's 12-1 now so it's over.

However, QPR look like they'll need a new manager soon

Wolves are apparently angling for QPR's manager so there could be another vacancy

i feel we should just hire a steve evans type manager next time around to avoid all the paranoia surrounding our manager everytime a job comes up in the championship. Atleast with a Steve Evans esq manager there will be no chance of him attracting offers from them regardless to how well we are doing.

Just remember the only people loyal to football clubs and stay long term are the fans come rain or shine not players, managers, backroom staff or even directors and owners. From Schumacher's rather vague comments in the press that told me he wouldnt be dismissive of talking to wba or indeed any other club that comes in so this should end anyone's hopes he would say no because he has his family downhere as it wouldn't be an issue for him accepting jobs elsewhere probably move them there just as easy as he did here.

Only thing in our favour is that his CV isn't that great. If we get promoted this season then I fully expect him to go after that but I feel he needs that promotion. To be sustainable we need not only an extra 10k capacity but actual backing of the team and the coaching staff from manager down. Sigh has done a great job getting us to where we are and is a long way from the Brent days but the goalposts have moved now and if Sigh isn't willing to put his own money in then he needs to find someone who is for the long term of the club if CCC sustainability is what we want.

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Wolves are apparently angling for QPR's manager so there could be another vacancy

They know it’s such easy pickings at Argo so Schumacher is bound to be also top of their list. West Brom or QPR he’ll be gone soon enough.

QPR's manager has turned Wolves down