- Joined
- Nov 5, 2002
Away for talks at Blackpool.
Wonder who Utd would go for?
Derek McKinnes or Butcher mibbe...
Wonder who Utd would go for?
Derek McKinnes or Butcher mibbe...
Harry Potter might return.
Harry Potter might return.
He might but have to take a seriously low wage,they're skint and no being hard to deal with Re Houston...
He might but have to take a seriously low wage,they're skint and no being hard to deal with Re Houston...
Away for talks at Blackpool.
Wonder who Utd would go for?
Derek McKinnes or Butcher mibbe...
I maybe wrong but his move to Blackpool could signal a few players following him, and I'm sure he would maybe raid our rivals across the city.:rascal:Just like when Plymouth took the great entertainer Bobby Williamson off our hands and (I'm sure) paid us for the privilege!!
Cracking result for Utd if he goes there and Houston will hardly believe his luck either.
I'm sure he would maybe raid our rivals across the city.:rascal:
three quarters of a Mill from the SFA will make up for the shortfall Dundee Untied will pay him.
But if he was working would that not make his claim against the SFA harder to win? Pity about Houston going though, he was holding them in the bottom half of the league nicely
Reckon United will go for McKinnes
"Some people are built to be managers and some people are built to be coaches and assistant managers. At this particular time, I've looked at it and I think assistant manager is my role and that means working every day with the players, bonding with them and being a link between the manager and the players.
I'm not saying that in the future I wouldn't want to take a manager's job but it would have to be at a different football club where I knew nobody
"It's worked quite well here over the last three years. If that's what you're good at, why would you want to try and change it and take on what is a really stress-related job and get yourself up to high dough, which a manager normally does?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/d/dundee_utd/8436256.stm - from December 2009.
Had to be talked into taking the United job, benefited from Leveins work (harsh?) but looked on the slippery slope of late and now 3 years later he could soon be on his way to the show
"Some people are built to be managers and some people are built to be coaches and assistant managers. At this particular time, I've looked at it and I think assistant manager is my role and that means working every day with the players, bonding with them and being a link between the manager and the players.
I'm not saying that in the future I wouldn't want to take a manager's job but it would have to be at a different football club where I knew nobody
"It's worked quite well here over the last three years. If that's what you're good at, why would you want to try and change it and take on what is a really stress-related job and get yourself up to high dough, which a manager normally does?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/d/dundee_utd/8436256.stm - from December 2009.
Had to be talked into taking the United job, benefited from Leveins work (harsh?) but looked on the slippery slope of late and now 3 years later he could soon be on his way to the show
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