I mean why would we have been looking at any manager last Summer is probably the main thing I'm asking.
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I mean why would we have been looking at any manager last Summer is probably the main thing I'm asking.
Oh I honestly thought the Yanks would be super ruthless in the summer and thank moist, pay him off and aim for the long-term future
They did aim for the long term future - that's why we're fighting for Europe for the first time in years
BainesontoastNEW
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They (Bournemouth) need to get their replacement spot on as the World Cup could make some teams stutter next season. More so than a regular new manager change in a "regular" season anyway.
I guess this applies to any team going into next season with a new manager.
I guess this applies to any team going into next season with a new manager.
I was all for Moyes in the medium term. I just worry when he decides to call it quits or stagnates the right person won't be available. Unless long-term they're thinking Baines and ColemanThey did aim for the long term future - that's why we're fighting for Europe for the first time in years
Billy Dean
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Just read Lampard, McKenna and Inigo Perez also in the frame
Bournemouth will have already been prepared for this scenario for a good while now.
I really can't see them going for Lampard, that just sounds like lazy journalism.
It will come down to a coach that accepts his job is on the field, and that's it..
Frank has a test to see if he can promote and survive with Coventry. It'll be the making of him as a manager or not. He's earned his shot, he can't abandon it now this close.
No way Lampard would leave Coventry after getting them up for the first time in donkeys. He might leave for Chelsea but nobody else, certainly not Bournemouth!
BainesontoastNEW
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Isn't Lampard related to Harry Redknapp, who has Bournemouth connections? Not as lazy as we might think.
That is why it is lazy though, putting 2 and 2 together.
Lampard can build at Coventry, whereas he would have to fit into the Bournemouth build.
Coventry is already his 4th club, he will surely want his own approach.
Rednapp`s connection to Bournemouth is that he lives there, that`s it, he`s got nothing to do with the club at all.
No way is Frank leaving Coventry, he`s adored by their fans, he`s changed the whole mindset of the club and as @Swartzy says above, this is his chance to prove that he`s got what it takes. Whether he has or not is a different matter.
He doesn`t come across as someone who is motivated by money or ego and has time on his side.
Bigger clubs will still be there for him in the future.
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Marco Rose: Bournemouth reach agreement to appoint former RB Leipzig boss as Andoni Iraola successor
Bournemouth have reached an agreement to appoint Marco Rose as Andoni Iraolas successor at the Vitality Stadium; Iraola confirmed on April 15 he would be leaving the club when his contract expires at the end of the season
Rose it is
pfim
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Compare that process/behavior to what happened at Crystal Palace. Night and day.Marco Rose: Bournemouth reach agreement to appoint former RB Leipzig boss as Andoni Iraola successor
Bournemouth have reached an agreement to appoint Marco Rose as Andoni Iraolas successor at the Vitality Stadium; Iraola confirmed on April 15 he would be leaving the club when his contract expires at the end of the seasonwww.skysports.com
Rose it is
I know little about this fella, is he competent?
Bournemouth usually make good decisions regarding recruitment and scouting of up and coming players.
Bournemouth usually make good decisions regarding recruitment and scouting of up and coming players.