A profile of our manager by those who know him well!

Re: A profile of our manager by those who know him well!

Postby marky No.1 » Thu Jan 30, 2020 5:46 pm

SimplyRed MFC wrote:
As for DAs passion, don’t be fooled. Ask the 4th official who had the temerity to actually swear at DA recently Resulting in almost 60 seconds of solid ‘hairdryer’ treatment from DA - loved it !


Yes, commented on that at the time, if the 4th hadn't been wearing a beany hat, his hair would have disappeared over the stand!
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Re: A profile of our manager by those who know him well!

Postby Keith » Thu Jan 30, 2020 8:32 pm

Gone_Shrimping wrote:He turned down Hearts after we agreed terms with him so that showed he has the right character and is not just after a bigger payday.


That was really positive and speaks volumes about the man.
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Re: A profile of our manager by those who know him well!

Postby SimplyRed MFC » Thu Jan 30, 2020 8:47 pm

Also what I find interesting is the various fans views from other clubs

A Plymouth fan thought DA was a good manager & commented that he would miss enjoying DAs “ passive aggressive “ post-match interview style !! He also wondered how Morecambe had managed to entice him

Also a Carlisle fan commented on the L2 site that Morecambe would not now get relegated with such a competent manager surprisingly now in charge

Personally I think we are lucky to have his experience and is a far stronger manager than I was expecting to be appointed
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Re: A profile of our manager by those who know him well!

Postby Vinny » Thu Jan 30, 2020 9:26 pm

SimplyRed MFC wrote:Also what I find interesting is the various fans views from other clubs

A Plymouth fan thought DA was a good manager & commented that he would miss enjoying DAs “ passive aggressive “ lost-match interviews !! He also co .............

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Re: A profile of our manager by those who know him well!

Postby SimplyRed MFC » Thu Jan 30, 2020 9:35 pm

Ha ! Cheers Vinny don’t send an ambulance just yet. !
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