' Peter Reid '
Mon May 16, 2016 5:41 am
REID INTERESTED IN BOLTON
Peter Reid admits he would be prepared to make a return to management with Bolton in Sky Bet League One next term.
With chairman Ken Anderson and chief executive Dean Holdsworth still seeking a permanent successor to Neil Lennon, Reid has confirmed he would be willing to discuss taking charge of the club where his professional playing career began in 1974.
"If I got offered a chance to sit down and talk, I'd do it," he said at a charity game staged at the Macron Stadium on Saturday.
"It's a big job but I have had plenty of them in football. I have always been a competitor and certainly this job is a competitive one."
Peter Reid admits he would be prepared to make a return to management with Bolton in Sky Bet League One next term.
With chairman Ken Anderson and chief executive Dean Holdsworth still seeking a permanent successor to Neil Lennon, Reid has confirmed he would be willing to discuss taking charge of the club where his professional playing career began in 1974.
"If I got offered a chance to sit down and talk, I'd do it," he said at a charity game staged at the Macron Stadium on Saturday.
"It's a big job but I have had plenty of them in football. I have always been a competitor and certainly this job is a competitive one."
Re: ' Peter Reid '
Mon May 16, 2016 6:39 am
Surely in their position they should be looking to appoint somebody with no experience but lots of badges?
Re: ' Peter Reid '
Mon May 16, 2016 12:19 pm
davids wrote:Surely in their position they should be looking to appoint somebody with no experience but lots of badges?
A boy scout maybe?
Re: ' Peter Reid '
Mon May 16, 2016 8:19 pm
Was there early for the Bolton home game, and saw their team coach arrive. Must admit, that I was surprised to see Peter Reid getting off the bus. No idea he was involved. He was on the bench, too. Saw him up on his feet a few times during the game. Aged a bit, like the rest of us, but could do a decent job for Bolton Wanderers.