Serious Question - Redfearn

Why is everyone saying that Redfearn should come in as Assistant?. Whatever anyone's opinion on the manager it comes with the rider "and if we could have Redfearn as assistant it would be a dream team".

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The guy was a bloody good player for us, granted, but has done jack **** in any management role anywhere he's been. Why would it be a dream? Sounds like a bloody nightmare to me.
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Why aren't people saying the same thing about Glavin, Hignett etc etc. They were good players for the club as well. What is it with Redfearn? Am I missing some fantastic spell in management he's had somewhere?</p>

Please explain, 'cos it's really bloody annoying me now.</p>

Thanks!
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He should only be appointed

If the new manager wants him as part of his backroom staff.

 

couldnt agree more DSL

happens every time we need a new manager, bring back Redders, Glavin, Winstanley and all will be well, none of em have ever done anything as managers, i think we need an experienced manager who can knock our squad into shape, weve got some good players but no real team mentality, no idea who we will get but sooner thather than later i hope

 

Jim Iley

Tellin thi

 

best flairs and plactform shoes

in our management history, rememberhim at a freindly at Morecambe in 1974 and was appauled that such an old bloke (well he was to a 15 year old) was wearing em, bald an all, but yes, bring him back with Mc Seveney as his n0 2 or better still spud Murphy or Philip Martin-Chambers, a double barrel name long before the invasion of foreign players

 

I can't remember him actually

Far too young!

 

errr.............

was that a typing error

 

Well

If by 'a typing error' you mean 'utter ballax', then you're might be right.

 

yep, i was

giving you the benefit of the doubt

 

And that, Graham

Is one of the reasons I like you.

 

aaw thanks

hows you and the tribe doing, we nearly went to Flamborough on Friday but ended up in Scarborough and a drive through Filey and then back to York, 1966 since I was last at Flamborough

 

It's not changed, mate!!

Looking forward to Friday. It's my 50th birthday, I'm being made redundant and retiring on the same day!!
Crystal & Laura are going to have to put up with me tewnty four hours a day, seven days a week! At least Laura can escape to school for a few hours.

 

sorry to hear about the job

however was 50 in May and really wish I could retire , good luck with it

 

I'm going to be a professional couch potato

I'm going to finally lose my amateur status. Unfortunately, it means I can't represent Great Britain in the Olympics!

 

ha, dont think the amateur rule still applies

roll on 2012

 

Actually

I'm going to study for a degree.

 

good stuff

but doubt the history of BFC would be a full time one , and probably not that enjoyable either

 

RE: good stuff