Orkney Islands Yellow
Level: Phil Whitehead
(238 Apps)
No surprise:
A busted flush as a manager now
A busted flush as a manager now
Championship Plymouth Sack Rooney
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Level: Phil Whitehead
Manorlounger
Level: Phil Whitehead
(238 Apps)
Let's hope they are still in a mess come the 14th. How many managers/head coaches have we done for now?
Again...Oxford was the final straw.
Orkney Islands Yellow
Level: Phil Whitehead
(238 Apps)
TailsWeWin
Level: Dave Roberts
(176 Apps, 8 Gls)
Damn
Oslernorth
Level: John Aldridge
(141 Apps, 90 Gls)
That’s a shame. Would liked to have seen him stay till at least mid January at the earliest.
Golden Dr Otto
Level: Dave Roberts
(176 Apps, 8 Gls)
Cant be losing to #teamslikeoxford
ZeroTheHero
Level: Phil Whitehead
(238 Apps)
Probably the least surprising of the recent managerial changes in the Championship. Rooney is a manager with a less than 28% win record and asking him to take on a difficult job like keeping Plymouth up was absolutely asking for trouble. A rotten appointment to start with.
Up The Manor
Level: Jack Midson
(68 Apps, 15 Gls)
Never in doubt, the worst Argyle side we've ever played .
Big heart break 
So much for the netflix deal then. Assume they'll want Schumacher back now.
The training ground “ Gang of Four “ strike again
Orkney Islands Yellow
Level: Phil Whitehead
(238 Apps)
Wayne Rooney and Plymouth Argyle 'agree to part ways with immediate effect'
Wayne Rooney and Plymouth have "mutually agreed to part ways with immediate effect" after a nine-game winless run.
Morris Oxford
Level: Dave Roberts
(176 Apps, 8 Gls)
At least Plymouth Argyle FC have got their name back.
I find it weird how someone who is one of the best players I've seen play for England is so disliked. He wore his heart on his sleeve when playing for England and I think comes across as a pretty decent bloke in interviews.
He's also been pretty unlucky with the injuries at Plymouth. They've been without some of their main players for the majority of the season.
He also clearly doesn't need the money and I'd be inclined to think the 'mutual termination' is him giving up a chunk of the compensation to leave the role.
Saying that, Plymouth were awful on Sunday and I'm really not surprised they've got rid. They'll be a different side when we play them in a couple of weeks
He's also been pretty unlucky with the injuries at Plymouth. They've been without some of their main players for the majority of the season.
He also clearly doesn't need the money and I'd be inclined to think the 'mutual termination' is him giving up a chunk of the compensation to leave the role.
Saying that, Plymouth were awful on Sunday and I'm really not surprised they've got rid. They'll be a different side when we play them in a couple of weeks
windmill
Level: John Aldridge
(141 Apps, 90 Gls)
Not so. Hammered them 5-0 at the Manor in the eighties. A solitary away fan ran the length of the pitch to "take on" the London Road. Immediately ejected and missed the whole match. Laughable. They were on a good Cup Run at the time.
I'm not sure it's so much a dislike of Rooney as an individual, as a feeling that famous players such as him, Lampard and Gerrard get managerial opportunities that they'd never get if they were lesser known players.
Mojofilter
Level: Dave Langan
(136 Apps, 3 Gls)
Any Plymouth players worth trying to poach?
ZeroTheHero
Level: Phil Whitehead
(238 Apps)
Exactly. Personally I think it's more the fault of club chairmen that these ex-players get this sort of job though. More publicity, the hope they can attract better players and a few extra on the gate (at least for a while!). Not sure you can blame the ex-players for wanting to stay in the game. It rarely works for any length of time however, and is an obstacle to promotion from the lower leagues for genuinely talented up and coming managers.
Steve Gilbert
Level: Paul Moody
(197 Apps, 75 Gls)
We generally don't like people doing well in this country and are bigger fans of the under dogs for whatever reason.
There is the argument that people like Rooney, Lampard etc. get opportunities over others due to their name which is true but, that is the same in all walks of life. It's not what you know, it's who you know.
I thought that was against Newport....there again
- Year of First Game
- 1980
83/84. To be fair we were making everyone look useless back then, even Arsenal and Man United
Yes what a nonsense that all is. The press and TV the instigators, I doubt Wayne Rooney wanted that.
Steven Schumacher is bookies favourite...
Steve Gilbert
Level: Paul Moody
(197 Apps, 75 Gls)
I think long term that might be a good appointment but their squad is so bad.
Marked Ox
Level: Mickey Lewis
(351 Apps, 7 Gls)
My flabber is gasted. Could be an interesting atmosphere with the fans if he doesn't turn around the team's form quickly should he actually get the job.
Marston Road yellow
Level: Callum O'Dowda
(106 Apps, 14 Gls)
The game when I became a yellow.83/84. To be fair we were making everyone look useless back then, even Arsenal and Man United
We beat man United, we beat Newcastle too and Bristol, we beat Leeds United and Plymouth well beat you.
Gregortheox
Level: Callum O'Dowda
(106 Apps, 14 Gls)
Rooney was an absolute sensation as a footballer. I actually thought he was the best in the world in his late teens early 20,s. It’s not until you see footage and listen to other pros that you realise how influential he was. World class.
On to management, I very much doubt he has a clear plan in his head that is suitable for a Plymouth or Oxford situation in the second tier, and to me it sounds as if he can’t articulate that anyhow. Maybe elite footballers would understand but it’s doubtful.
And imagine from a players point of view…football and society is unrecognisable from when Rooney and co were at the top of their game. Rooney was from a very rough council estate and was able to physically dominate renown internationals when he was 18 and then there is the SAF factor. His simple expectations are probably out of line with the abilities of the majority of prem footballers let alone Plymouth Argyle.
On to management, I very much doubt he has a clear plan in his head that is suitable for a Plymouth or Oxford situation in the second tier, and to me it sounds as if he can’t articulate that anyhow. Maybe elite footballers would understand but it’s doubtful.
And imagine from a players point of view…football and society is unrecognisable from when Rooney and co were at the top of their game. Rooney was from a very rough council estate and was able to physically dominate renown internationals when he was 18 and then there is the SAF factor. His simple expectations are probably out of line with the abilities of the majority of prem footballers let alone Plymouth Argyle.
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