You miss the point

Changing the manager after the window is even more risky I think. See Connors at Wolves. Okay, Di Canio worked (just) last season, but I can't think of many teams changing their manager after the window closes after succeeding.

Posted By: King on February 1st 2014 at 17:38:23

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What are the benefits of staying with Hughton? Just one? (NCFC) - Only1Doherty, Feb 1, 17:33:46
- You miss the point (NCFC) - King, Feb 1, 17:38:23
  - you lose nothing by giving a new manager only to the summer with a bonus to stay up (n/m) (NCFC) - dear prudence, Feb 1, 17:39:54
    - Fair enough but you must see it's a LOT more risky (NCFC) - King, Feb 1, 17:42:14
- all of this continuity stuff makes me laugh, the first thing a new manager does is sack (NCFC) - lovely old job, Feb 1, 17:36:24
- totally agree, but the board dont want to pay off his contract. (NCFC) - Cheltenham_Canary, Feb 1, 17:36:23
- Timing is a problem now - what manager will want it? (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Feb 1, 17:35:49
  - anyone that is out of work (n/m) (NCFC) - dear prudence, Feb 1, 17:37:01
    - Really? I don't think so (n/m) (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Feb 1, 17:56:25
- No problem with that = but who replaces him? (n/m) (NCFC) - Fozzybear, Feb 1, 17:35:32
  - Board should be able to answer that (n/m) (NCFC) - Only1Doherty, Feb 1, 17:36:07
- It's not going to end well as it is nothing to loose (n/m) (NCFC) - eddie, Feb 1, 17:34:56
- Totally agree, nice man poor manager (n/m) (NCFC) - Men without hats, Feb 1, 17:34:50

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