Championship Stoke supreme(o) sacked

[Sarge]

Nathan Jones sacked ..... ( maybe a job at the potteries for Ainsworth with new American Wycombe owners incoming- and probably wanting to install their own man?)

Nathan Jones: Stoke City sack manager with Potters second bottom of the Championship

Stoke City sack manager Nathan Jones after nine months in charge with the Potters 23rd in the Championship.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Gary Baldi]

Surprised he last that long. A fish out of water at a basket case of a club

 

[Marked Ox]

Nathan Jones sacked ..... ( maybe a job at the potteries for Ainsworth with new American Wycombe owners incoming- and probably wanting to install their own man?)

Nathan Jones: Stoke City sack manager with Potters second bottom of the Championship

Stoke City sack manager Nathan Jones after nine months in charge with the Potters 23rd in the Championship.

www.bbc.co.uk

I'd be very surprised if the new owners are looking to replace Ainsworth unless he is snapped up by another club. It would guarantee the Wycombe supporters being hostile towards them from the off I reckon if they pushed him out.

 

[Sarge]

I'd be very surprised if the new owners are looking to replace Ainsworth unless he is snapped up by another club. It would guarantee the Wycombe supporters being hostile towards them from the off I reckon if they pushed him out.

thatd be like being savaged by a dead sheep wouldnt it?

 

[Left Wing Cross]

Michael O'Neill: Stoke City set to appoint Northern Ireland manager

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill is expected to be in charge of Stoke City for Saturday's Championship game against Barnsley.

www.bbc.co.uk

While approaching O'Neill is not a surprise, the last paragraph of this piece is weird.

Edit: This has since been updated. "However, they have a number of well-known players such as internationals Jack Butland, Joe Allen and James McClean.". As if being "well-known" is a positive attribute.

 

[Sarge]

Michael O'Neill: Stoke City set to appoint Northern Ireland manager

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill is expected to be in charge of Stoke City for Saturday's Championship game against Barnsley.

www.bbc.co.uk

While approaching O'Neill is not a surprise, the last paragraph of this piece is weird

wonder if itll be Sykes going to Stoke ??? ( if o'neill gets the job?)

 

[Sarge]

Stoke supporting acquaintance of mine says O' Neill is taking training at Stoke today, assisted by player James MCClean, despite, as yet there not being an official announcement


from said acquaintances' social media ...

New manager taking training today....and he hasn't signed yet!! Lol
Good old Stoke,a**e about face as usual!! That said, let's give the guy all the support he needs.
Erm? James McClean and Michael O'Neill....they may need to build that border sooner than later!
GOOO...ON STOKE!!

 

[Gary Baldi]

Now appointed!

Michael O'Neill: Stoke City appoint Northern Ireland boss as new manager

Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill accepts the Stoke City manager's job but will remain in his international role for any potential Euro 2020 play-off.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Sarge]

Now appointed!

Michael O'Neill: Stoke City appoint Northern Ireland boss as new manager

Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill accepts the Stoke City manager's job but will remain in his international role for any potential Euro 2020 play-off.

www.bbc.co.uk

Manager of Stoke, and NI, for the time being

 

[Gary Baldi]

Manager of Stoke, and NI, for the time being

Will be tough as Stoke are such a big mess to get right. A brave man

 

[Foley]

Will be tough as Stoke are such a big mess to get right. A brave man

Yes very tough.
But the Crowleys have turned things round at Huddersfield from a similarly perilous position. Stoke have the players so must have a chance.

 

[Gary Baldi]

Yes very tough.
But the Crowleys have turned things round at Huddersfield from a similarly perilous position. Stoke have the players so must have a chance.

It's a big leap from O'Neill though - the Cowleys have been in the day to day for a few years, not so much for O'Neill. Stoke is a bit of a mess as a club, but he has the time to turn it around.

 

[beyondthefourth]

Remember when Coleman left Wales after the Euro 2016 semifinal to take over Sunderland in a similar position?

From a renowned coach to unemployed after his latest stint in China.