Has Glen got any scouting talent?
Mon Jan 26, 2015 12:28 pm
Did Tan come out with all of this longest serving Manager crap as a smokescreen to his short term plan? It doesn't look like Tan plans to stay long term to me but I think he came out with all of that Russell to serve longer than Wenger stuff to draw attention away from what he was actually up to. I cant believe for one minute Tan thought that Slade would be a success on the field.
On the other hand Glen Roeder may have genuinely felt Slade would do well. Why don't we look at a snap shot of what Glen did when he was scouting for Millwall......
Filed: Tuesday, 25th June 2013
By: Staff Writer
Former West Ham United manager Glenn Roeder has returned to football - as a scout for new Millwall manager Steve Lomas.
The much-maligned Roeder, who was in charge at the Boleyn Ground between 2001 and 2003 has joined his former Hammers captain at the New Den in order to suggest potential new signings.
Lomas - who was hired as the new Millwall manager amidst howls of protests from the club's supporters - said: ""The chief scout Jamie Johnson is away on holiday for two weeks so I've got a few people speaking to agents for me that I trust.
"For me to get around the amount of agents there are would be virtually impossible on my own, which is effectively what I am for the time being. There's a lot to do and I can't spend all day speaking to agents, so I've got a couple of people doing that."
Lomas has also signed former West Ham goalkeeper Stephen Bywater, now 32, who spent eight years in east London.
Read more at http://www.kumb.com/story.php?id=126881 ... 1ZfkLIl.99
On the other hand Glen Roeder may have genuinely felt Slade would do well. Why don't we look at a snap shot of what Glen did when he was scouting for Millwall......
Filed: Tuesday, 25th June 2013
By: Staff Writer
Former West Ham United manager Glenn Roeder has returned to football - as a scout for new Millwall manager Steve Lomas.
The much-maligned Roeder, who was in charge at the Boleyn Ground between 2001 and 2003 has joined his former Hammers captain at the New Den in order to suggest potential new signings.
Lomas - who was hired as the new Millwall manager amidst howls of protests from the club's supporters - said: ""The chief scout Jamie Johnson is away on holiday for two weeks so I've got a few people speaking to agents for me that I trust.
"For me to get around the amount of agents there are would be virtually impossible on my own, which is effectively what I am for the time being. There's a lot to do and I can't spend all day speaking to agents, so I've got a couple of people doing that."
Lomas has also signed former West Ham goalkeeper Stephen Bywater, now 32, who spent eight years in east London.
Read more at http://www.kumb.com/story.php?id=126881 ... 1ZfkLIl.99