Darren Moore

[Killersrevenge44]

1 hour ago, Rockape99 said:

 

I think Moore may walk shortly 

He's only had two games. I think ten games will be the judgement marker. 

[Powerline]

I’m not against Moore and the recent results haven’t been his fault. I will say I wasn’t overly thrilled with his appointment. He has no successful experience of relegation battles. I’d rather have us got a nasty <ovf censored> in who’ll give the players the kick up the arse they need. Think Moore’s too nice.

Not asking for him to do a Deeney and slag his players off in public. But they could do with some home truths in the dressing room. And calling out as a team in the interviews. It’s too nicey nicey.

[Wrex]

58 minutes ago, smithie said:

It's not too surprising that selections are being questioned because we're running out of time and we don't have any margin for error. For me Lopata is the first name on the team sheet in defence, and I'm astonished that any manager of any length of tenure would think any different. He's head and shoulders above any other option there.          

Based on what? Three games to Nathan Smith's 388?

[Nippy Naylor]

19 hours ago, Wrex said:

Maybe Norman was right when he said some Vale fans weren't ready for a manager like Jimmy Floyd Hasselbank...

Norman , was full of shyte , mate .

[smithie]

15 minutes ago, Wrex said:

Based on what? Three games to Nathan Smith's 388?

Despite his goal, Smith was overshadowed by Lopata at Cheltenham. Not only that but Lopata has shown more leadership and organisational ability than anyone else at the back.  

[LancyTony]

2 hours ago, Wrex said:

I fear More may be the right man at the wrong time. Brown was the wrong man at the wrong time 

We have seen in our not-too-distant past many wrong men at the wrong time - any managerial appointment is a risk.

[Nippy Naylor]

2 hours ago, Rockape99 said:

 

I think Moore may walk shortly 

I think there could be a release clause in his contract if we go.down possibly but let's see what happens. 

Edited February 25 by Nippy Naylor

[pete vale]

2 hours ago, Killersrevenge44 said:

I thought her saying that was an insult to fans intelligence. She didn't even interview anyone of a 'lower calibre' or attempt to. 

The appointment was an appeasement to cover up the real issues and they are all ultimately her responsibility. 

It's all gone up in smoke. I fear for the wellbeing of Carol with this situation. I was shocked to see DM turn-up and yes, my first thoughts were that of this is a panic appointment to appease fans with the hope we avoid relegation. She's intelligent and I assume there are people who will tell her the 'truth' if asked, Sir John being one? The video after match was cringeworthy and worrying. I hope she's OK? What a mess. When are the players being flown to away games? Has DF managed to secure the B.A contract from manchester yet a-la Bury FC? Madness.

[Vtid]

50 minutes ago, Wrex said:

Based on what? Three games to Nathan Smith's 388?

Yeah 👍🏻 Nathan has been poor all season & struggled at this level last season & the last time we were in league 1. What does his 300 odd games have to do with anything? You go on recent form & Lopata has looked really good in the few games he’s played. Moore said he’s been fit & available since before Cheltenham so to not have him even in the squad for the past 3 games is baffling. Jason Lowe has played over 400 career games & id have Walters in before him he’s that bad 

Edited February 25 by Vtid

[Paul6754]

There are many successful football managers who are not articulate, it doesn't matter. Being articulate is not what matters for a manager, it's performances on the pitch that mater and the two are not related.

I would argue that Andy Crosby was more articulate when giving interviews on camera than Darrell Clarke.

Give Darren Moore a chance, being in Le 1 with a Lge 2 squad is tough.

[Tamworth]

26 minutes ago, LancyTony said:

We have seen in our not-too-distant past many wrong men at the wrong time - any managerial appointment is a risk.

 

Given the tean

28 minutes ago, LancyTony said:

We have seen in our not-too-distant past many wrong men at the wrong time - any managerial appointment is a risk.

 

We can't really know what he's capable of due to the horrendous recruiting effort of the recent past. That has to be resolved whatever happens in the next few weeks and then we will be able to judge. Flitcroft however...

 

 

 

[mr1876]

8 hours ago, TJHValiant said:

Exactly this. Clarke struggled at first, we got a win and lift off…

No let's get it right Crosby came in as his assistant then lift off and for the record don't think we'd have gone up had Clarke been in charge all season we were very inconsistent and playing very un entertaining football 

[Vtid]

20 minutes ago, mr1876 said:

No let's get it right Crosby came in as his assistant then lift off and for the record don't think we'd have gone up had Clarke been in charge all season we were very inconsistent and playing very un entertaining football 

Not this again let’s have it right it was a joint effort. Both played their part in a fantastic season & creating memories 

[Rory]

2 minutes ago, Vtid said:

Not this again let’s have it right it was a joint effort. Both played their part in a fantastic season & creating memories 

Correct you are there, sir. Two good men.

[philpvfc]

1 hour ago, smithie said:

Despite his goal, Smith was overshadowed by Lopata at Cheltenham. Not only that but Lopata has shown more leadership and organisational ability than anyone else at the back.  

Isn’t he injured?