Hargreaves, Hodges and Veysey on Gardening leave

arcadia · Post by **arcadia** » 17 Jun 2015, 18:28

This is a good decision having a clear out it was needed I hope we get things right this time and hope the new manager is up to the job.

Post by **Southampton Gull** » 17 Jun 2015, 18:56

If he's not we can always count on your expertise............

arcadia · Post by **arcadia** » 17 Jun 2015, 19:32

Southampton Gull wrote:If he's not we can always count on your expertise............

Yes stupid gull you can.

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arcadia wrote:

Yes stupid gull you can.

After all I was right Hargreaves had to go before any money was put in, but once again you knew better and supported Hargreaves still you always liked gardening.

Post by **Southampton Gull** » 17 Jun 2015, 23:15

Duh. The old regime kept him on until the bitter end. New regime = new man, no shock there.

As for you being "right", there's always a chance, not happened yet though

yeovilgull · Post by **yeovilgull** » 18 Jun 2015, 07:06

rickl wrote:CH should have been able to do better with the squad he had. I just can't buy his comments that he had so many players that was not his signings. That shouldn't stop him from motivating them to do a good job for the club.

I follow Rosenborg here in Norway. The last 2-3 seasons the club had a useless manager who was more focused on "getting back on the horse" each time the team lost a match or played bad. So at the end of last season he finally got sacked and a new manager came in. He had a completely different approach to the game, training and motivation. After a few start problems in the first few games they went on a 10 game winning streak to close the season. The start of this season has seen this form continue.

He has basically the same group of players as the old manager but it looks like a brand new team. Players that have been utterly awful for years are now setting "the league on fire". The mood in the squad are much better. If CH was a great manager he should have been able to do something like this as well.
But then again, maybe he just had crap players...

Much as Leroy did with McFarland's players.

gullno4 · Post by **gullno4** » 08 Jun 2016, 15:20

Lee Hodges has just been reappointed as manager of Truro, with Rory Fallon as his number 2 in a player coach role. Good luck to him!

tomogull · Post by **tomogull** » 08 Jun 2016, 23:06

gullno4 wrote:Lee Hodges has just been reappointed as manager of Truro, with Rory Fallon as his number 2 in a player coach role. Good luck to him!

I hadn't heard this news. I'm gobsmacked. What has happened to the fantastic Steve Tully/Wayne Calisle partnership that gained promotion for Truro to the National South and then straight through to the play-offs ? Football has become a seedy business.

gullno4 · Post by **gullno4** » 08 Jun 2016, 23:26

Apparently they fell out over a player, Carlisle said he couldn't commit fully to the role and stepped down, Tully didn't find a suitable replacement and got sacked! I don't know any of this for definite so don't take that as gospel! While we're talking about Truro, their player of the season Ricey has left and signed for Gosport

wivelgull · Post by **wivelgull** » 09 Jun 2016, 12:30

Ricey? You don't mean 'keeper Martin Rice, do you?

Post by **Southampton Gull** » 09 Jun 2016, 20:03

Yes, he's signed for one of my old clubs, Gosport Borough. He'll need a smaller jersey than the one I used to wear though

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