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Well maybe Bill has been trawling Football Manager for a few ideas in fairness. On the assistant managers possible appointment, its gas how often Ive heard the last few days on whether goalkeepers can make decent managers, for Gary it's proof how quickly a player is forgotten after retirement never mind Dave....
So have Dundalk hired and sacked a manager in 13 minutes or what!!!!
Itd be good to have a manager to sack full stop!!
If vinny comes back it will be the best comeback since bobby Eweing, turns out the last 12 months was just a daydream
Until he takes a look at the squad.
'What a shower!' - Bobby Ewing, Dallas, 1986.
'What a shower!' - Vinny Perth, Dundalk, 2021?
Very interesting turn of events. If I were a Dundalk supporter I’d take VP ahead of Dave Rogers all day long.
Dont know what the issue is with JM on Perth... thought he didnt want the managers job which he would have if Rogers is appointed. Sporting Director is undermined if he is being overruled though I'd prefer Perth to Rogers simply as we need to steady the ship and knock a few players noses out of joint, not experiment with an assistant manager manager:rolleyes: Perth has lobbied hard for this and he holds sway with P6 still obviously so that relationship between VP and JM will be interesting.
Does Vinny have a pro license?
He does.
So Magilton wanted Rogers but was overruled by the yanks who wanted Perth... That surely can't be good for future relations with Magilton & owners, no?
Is it true that vinny fell out with a number of dundalk players before he got the bullet - maybe that's why shields is packing his bags.
For my money it's about the best appointment they could get at the moment as Perths heart is in the club at least. Maybe scrape a European place now, or are the more bullish dundalk fans seeing a title challenge?
I would’ve been against Perth coming back as he fell out with quite a few players last year, probably the most significant was Gartland. However with the mess the club is in now I just want a manager in who knows the league and can push us on. I don’t think his previous issues with players will make much difference now as the last year has shown that the players aren’t playing for any of the various managers we’ve had.Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
With regard to expectations, I think most Dundalk fans would just like some stability and consistency on the pitch and to put a few wins together and climb up the table. I’d be delighted if we managed to nick a European spot but who knows what way it’ll go. With the strong rumours that the yanks will pull out at the end of the season, qualifying for Europe for next year will be huge in terms of us carrying on next season.
Perth will have a bit of fire in his belly and should be able to get performances from that squad. Probably too far away from a title challenge, but I can see them winning more games than losing from now on.
With the co efficient dundalk have not qualifying for Europe is really shooting yourself in the foot. 21 games to go and 8 points behind drogs who they play in a few weeks. Europe is very do able with the squad they have. With an easy draw in ECL 11 Europe progression is off to a good start for this year which might postpone letting players go beyond Sheilds which seems done
Perth will be an improvement but genuinely don’t see him as a long term solution for them
Well he's back anyway.
Peak6 haven't a notion what they're doing surely?
They know what they're doing :D . As you may know,there will be serious cutbacks to Dundalk's budget soon.Perth is coming in until the end of the season on a freebie(expenses) with bonuses to be paid on where they finish.(eg: secure Europe = HUGE feckin BONUS)Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Rogers was more expensive. QED
Dignified response from Rogers this evening. Nice guy.
https://scontent.fdub3-2.fna.fbcdn.n...cd&oe=60CFD892
In principle i'd say most fans would want players and management on greater performance related bonuses than be handed a wedge weekly to just turn up, but this is sounding like the extreme. Still so many questions on issues - was going against a Sporting Director sideling him, do they regret a long term lucrative contract, VP smooth tallking in to contention, budget cuts, does it set a precedence for future contract dealings, is it P6 winding down to move on or have they seen dollar signs again after the ECL draw, did they just cop on that they were being strung along on the quality and wages of signings, that they are just adjusting the budget accordingly, backroom staff appointments, goalkeepers, what are the senior players reactions to VP being back, the list is endless.
One thing for sure is that it shows a determination by Perth, he is staking an awful lot in management career terms, to come and try and turn around the playing fortunes at a dysfunctional club. He means it when he said he backs himself and obviously has belief. I hope it goes well for him for both his and the club's sake. Questions will arise on whether it was him or a 'team' of coaching staff that dominated less than 2 years ago regardless but is often speculated that the brans behind success isnt the manager so normal enough there I suppose. Seems like the right choice for now and maybe years to come.
Dave Rogers has always been positively spoken about as a decent chap in my experience, football aside. By all accounts he's highly rated as a coach though lacks experience (yeah like thats been an issue recently) but a gamble. We could have missed out on a quality coach, time will tell! Some quarters of DFC support have gotten a bit greedy by wanting Rogers in as coach also - Delaney like imo.
This weekends football will be intriguing!
I guess the thread name needs updating
Perth sacked - Replaced -Rehired
VP return interview, has a future in politics if things dont work out. That training top is horrendous.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUZE3EYe1cU
It'll be current again in a few weeks most likely so I wouldn't bother.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanDrog
For now, he's Schrodinger's manager: sacked and not sacked at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
The key issue, of course, is whether the Schrodinger question concerns being inside the box or just on the edge of it.
This is exactly what VAR was invented for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eminence Grise
If they mix VAR with quantum mechanics, I'm done with football!:dazed: But if you believe in string theory, there's a world where Dundalk have won the Champions League and Rovers are in the first division, so it's not that bad.
Surely by observing the foul, that means you can't know its exact location?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eminence Grise
You can only know exactly where a foul took place by not observing it, which is the fundamental basis supporting many internet forums, this one included
And i'm the multi billion euro owner were Oriel Park is the top ground in the world - Wouldnt mind falling through a wormhole to experience that realty!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eminence Grise
If a player is ever deemed offside by a Planck length, this might be a valid question.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu