What Next For Weir?

[Pinchy]

The pressers'd be fum

Walker" So, Pinchy, that's another couple of points dropped. Do you think a more direct style of play would help?"

DOF " Does the man at Capital exhort Arsene to get Alan Lee in? No. Has the man at Taffy FM suggested to Laudrup that Swansea can only prosper with a few 6 footers with efficient heart/lung capacities in the middle? Fool. Yet here, and only here, at Radio Jurassic do the idiot savants, pining for the days of endless cliche ridden banality strewn monologues with the likes of Semi-Pro and Quickfix etc etc......"


On topic, back in coaching and up against us in a POF a few years down the track. No need to expand...

Hilarious mate. I actually LOL'd!

 

[broomhillblade]

Interview for the next managerial job DW applies for:

Interviewer so Mr Weir: How would you sum up your managerial experience?

"Disappointing"

 

[JJ Sefton]

What next for Weir?

Easy.

 

[Darren]

What next for Weir?

Easy.

He will be interesting to see what he does.

He might take the Peters route and think"fuck it, I don't need to put myself through that shit, it's hardly as if I need the money" and just play golf, count his wad and do the odd bit punditry.

My hunch is he will do that.

 

[broomhillblade]

He will be interesting to see what he does.

He might take the Peters route and think"fuck it, I don't need to put myself through that shit, it's hardly as if I need the money" and just play golf, count his wad and do the odd bit punditry.

My hunch is he will do that.

Peters eventually teamed up with Geoff Hurst and they ran a successful business - something to do with extended warranties for used cars.

 

[JJ Sefton]

Dire Weir. Did anyone ever use that as a headline?

 

[Latters]

What next for Weir?

Easy.

He'd never make manager though, he'd only have one serving and the kitchen staff would just be passing the burgers about amongst themselves.

 

[alcoblade]

Dire Weir. Did anyone ever use that as a headline?

Roy Hodgson?

UTB

 

[Bladesway]

He should start at the bottom and work his way up like Ferguson, Warnock, Bassett, B.Clough, N.Clough etc

I think he thought he had.

 

[BladeFisher]

Well its all about how influential the manager actually is. Its just that I think sometimes a club just gets itself in a tail-spin and there doesn't seem to be anything anyone can do very much.
Its like the well trod path down from premiership slipping through the championship barely touching the sides and ending up where we are.
Saints, Cov, Leeds (I think), Wolves , Man. City etc.

Its like a batting collapse, is it it psychological or is it just all about the money honey?

In other words I think its quite likely Weir will do well elsewhere and I hope he does. At least he had the courage of his convictions.

No don't agree with this.

We have had 3 chances to arrest the slide, under Blackwell POF which we lost 1-0 to Burnley, and two under Wilson where you could argue Ched's todger, United's failure at penalties and a jitty board conspired at various times to take us up.

We didn't do a Northampton, our fall has been in stages and could have been arrested. This season was the only one where it might (and may still but God let's hope not) have ended up in free fall if Mr Boringball was still in charge.

One could argue that both our relegations from the Prem and the Chumpionship were more or less self inflicted and equally as was our failure to adequately perform at Wembley. Mind if we had performed as well as Ched no doubt the PL would still have found a way to re-relegate us! (couldn't resist the slight bad taste joke).

 

[Darren]

No don't agree with this.

We have had 3 chances to arrest the slide, under Blackwell POF which we lost 1-0 to Burnley, and two under Wilson where you could argue Ched's todger, United's failure at penalties and a jitty board conspired at various times to take us up.

We didn't do a Northampton, our fall has been in stages and could have been arrested. This season was the only one where it might (and may still but God let's hope not) have ended up in free fall if Mr Boringball was still in charge.

One could argue that both our relegations from the Prem and the Chumpionship were more or less self inflicted and equally as was our failure to adequately perform at Wembley. Mind if we had performed as well as Ched no doubt the PL would still have found a way to re-relegate us! (couldn't resist the slight bad taste joke).

Also Leeds got to a play off final in 2006 before being relegated in 2007 and it took Coventry 11 years between being relegated from the PL in 2001 and going down to the 3rd tier. Hardly free-fall.

 

[s35blade]

I think David Weir was a decent man who just overreached himself. I think he'll probably end up being a manager of a club in Scotland or Ireland or he'll be a defensive coach at a championship of premiership club. One of the two