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Paul Hurst 10:34 - May 30 with 1615 views

I will admit, I was always more keen on Ross purely because of the fearless attacking football St Mirren fans raved about in comparison to the slightly cagey hit a run stuff Shrewsbury played at times against Charlton.

However, I didn't realise quite how successful Hurst has been. He has promoted three of the four teams he's been with, took the other to Wembley twice when it wasn't expected. Hurst is a winner, he's never been sacked, never not exceeded expectations and comes here with a fantastic youthful foundation to build on.

If we cant all get behind him then there really is no hope for our fan base! Onward and Upwards!

Paul Hurst on 10:47 - May 30 with 1557 views

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fearless attacking football St Mirren fans raved about in comparison to the slightly cagey hit a run stuff Shrewsbury played at times against Charlton

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Paul Hurst on 10:50 - May 30 with 1536 views

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I must admit a couple of weeks ago I was not that keen on Hurst. However, after the dust settled after Ross went to Sunderland I became increasingly impressed and encouraged by him, especially with the likes of Sherwood and Coleman being linked he seemed by far the most suitable realistic Candidate. He clearly has a good football brain and can perform on a small budget. If this is to be successful we must all get behind him.

Paul Hurst on 10:56 - May 30 with 1507 views

Marshalls_Mullet

Also ME did state that he liked the fact that Hurst had a very good knowledge of the English leagues. Presumably an area that Ross was weaker on.

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Paul Hurst on 11:05 - May 30 with 1479 views

Coastalblue

I don't think we could have appointed a better candidate being realistic. As you say he has a track record of success yet still has lots to prove and seems happy and confident working with a tight budget.

I'm quite hopeful we will move on with him, I doubt it will happen overnight but I'm genuinely hopeful we can be challenging for the top six in 2-3 years.

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Paul Hurst on 12:17 - May 30 with 1353 views

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Paul Hurst on 11:05 - May 30 by Coastalblue
I don't think we could have appointed a better candidate being realistic. As you say he has a track record of success yet still has lots to prove and seems happy and confident working with a tight budget. I'm quite hopeful we will move on with him, I doubt it will happen overnight but I'm genuinely hopeful we can be challenging for the top six in 2-3 years.

The resume MontyRadio posted about him yesterday is interesting, I really like the cut of his jib & am feeling optimistic - both for more attractive football, and to get us much further towards where we want to be ...

See 5th post down on p2

â€˜His attitude to the fans was patheticâ€™ â€˜plays his favouritesâ€™ by tractorboy7777 29 May 2018 7:40
Some very interesting comments on this football forum. Sounds a lot like another McCarthy type...

We may rue not offering the job to Ross but worth giving this guy a go.

https://www.onefootballforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/paul-hurst-next-ipswich-town-manager.20012/#post-783806

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