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Manning is the one that interests me 23:26 - Dec 4 with 3117 viewstractorboy1978

A very impressive career path so far, starting here of course and spending time with the City Group, who do not employ mugs. He's done very well at MK too. I know they have a bit of a blue print and Martin had started a lot of the good work but he's really got them playing some cracking stuff and they look a very well oiled machine with lesser players than he'd have to work with here.

He fits the model we obviously want to be working with - a coach rather than a traditional manager. He's also got a background in an academy setting and not just any academy setting but ours! He's worked with the likes of Klug/O'Neill previously. Progressing young players through seems to be something of key importance. And whilst being 'Ipswich' isn't a primary requirement for the job, he'd also bring another two good coaches that know the club well too in Wright/Hogg.
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Manning is the one that interests me on 03:27 - Dec 5 with 593 viewsHorseboy

Manning is the one that interests me on 23:34 - Dec 4 by tractorboy1978

Money isn't even a consideration with these owners. If we want Manning, we will get him. What an opportunity this would be for him.


Really? We have spent our quota
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Great and interesting post on 06:35 - Dec 5 with 485 viewsHullblue

Great and interesting post on 00:13 - Dec 5 by unstableblue

And something that really concerns me

We’ve gone for ‘stop gaps’ before… it’s just plastering over cracks

We need a playing ethos and style…. Ingrained across the club

Ashton has only put a myriad of fitness and performance people

HUGE risk here


Agree - that’s the thing the clubs who are punching above their weight seem to have in common. A playing style that lasts longer than one manager.

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Manning is the one that interests me on 06:52 - Dec 5 with 462 viewsgordon

Manning is the one that interests me on 23:30 - Dec 4 by pointofblue

Would Manning come back? Would we happily pay MK Dons off for him and his coaching staff?


If I were him I wouldn't touch it with a bargepole - he's got a great team at MK Dons, great set-up, low pressure, after a year or two there challenging for promotion he'll have a great reputation in the game and will be a target for decent championship teams.

If he comes to an unstable club with really high expectations and immediate pressure, a long recent history of failed managers, it's a roll of the dice with his career that he just doesn't need to take.
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Manning is the one that interests me on 06:56 - Dec 5 with 454 viewsRIPbobby

He has gotten a good tune out of his players this season, but I think he inherited a decent squad from Russell Martin. I'm not sure if he bought Twine etc so I would need some convincing what his ability is with money.

We could do much worse though. Hopefully we have an adaptive manager with a horses for courses attitude and not a manager who tries to fit players into his model of play.
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Manning is the one that interests me on 07:56 - Dec 5 with 381 viewstractorboy1978

Manning is the one that interests me on 03:27 - Dec 5 by Horseboy

Really? We have spent our quota


We can spend whatever we like on a new manager.
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Manning is the one that interests me on 07:59 - Dec 5 with 378 viewstractorboy1978

Manning is the one that interests me on 06:56 - Dec 5 by RIPbobby

He has gotten a good tune out of his players this season, but I think he inherited a decent squad from Russell Martin. I'm not sure if he bought Twine etc so I would need some convincing what his ability is with money.

We could do much worse though. Hopefully we have an adaptive manager with a horses for courses attitude and not a manager who tries to fit players into his model of play.


I think we need to get used to a manager having little say in transfers - that seems to be the route we are going down.
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Manning is the one that interests me on 08:21 - Dec 5 with 326 viewscressi

Manning is the one that interests me on 06:56 - Dec 5 by RIPbobby

He has gotten a good tune out of his players this season, but I think he inherited a decent squad from Russell Martin. I'm not sure if he bought Twine etc so I would need some convincing what his ability is with money.

We could do much worse though. Hopefully we have an adaptive manager with a horses for courses attitude and not a manager who tries to fit players into his model of play.


Of course he would come him the wages his on do would probably double.
My biggest concern is , is it Manning or is it the way Russell Martin got them playing before he left and his carried it on that's my concern.
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