BREAKING NEWS:3RD FROM TOP CHAMP CLUB,SET TO LOSE MANAGER
Mon Dec 19, 2016 4:41 pm
BREAKING: David Wagner is set to depart Huddersfield and take the manager's job at Bundesliga side Wolfsburg in the new year
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Re: BREAKING NEWS:3RD FROM TOP CHAMP CLUB,SET TO LOSE MANAGE
Mon Dec 19, 2016 4:44 pm
Heard that while watching them beat Norwich.
I'm expecting the Norwich manager sacked next.
I'm expecting the Norwich manager sacked next.
Re: BREAKING NEWS:3RD FROM TOP CHAMP CLUB,SET TO LOSE MANAGE
Mon Dec 19, 2016 4:50 pm
Massive blow for Huddersfield, he has done a great job. Big step up to a club like Wolfsburg though.
Re: BREAKING NEWS:3RD FROM TOP CHAMP CLUB,SET TO LOSE MANAGE
Mon Dec 19, 2016 5:01 pm
Bakedalasker wrote:Heard that while watching them beat Norwich.
I'm expecting the Norwich manager sacked next.
Ian, Would hurt Huddersfield big time.
Re: BREAKING NEWS:3RD FROM TOP CHAMP CLUB,SET TO LOSE MANAGE
Mon Dec 19, 2016 7:25 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Heard that while watching them beat Norwich.
I'm expecting the Norwich manager sacked next.
Ian, Would hurt Huddersfield big time.
Wagner should honour his contract until at least the end of the season. We saw what such mid-term movement did to Brentford (label their manager was effectively sacked) and I wouldn't begrudge Huddersfield, a good club run well, taking Swansea's place for next season
As for Norwich? Well, I think their manager (Alex Neill) has done more than enough for that Board to show a bit of loyalty until the season's end at least, but as I've stated elsewhere today, everyone in football is only as good as his last game nowadays and Norwich have been on a poor run by their standards
Re: BREAKING NEWS:3RD FROM TOP CHAMP CLUB,SET TO LOSE MANAGE
Mon Dec 19, 2016 7:30 pm
Sven wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:Heard that while watching them beat Norwich.
I'm expecting the Norwich manager sacked next.
Ian, Would hurt Huddersfield big time.
Wagner should honour his contract until at least the end of the season. We saw what such mid-term movement did to Brentford (label their manager was effectively sacked) and I wouldn't begrudge Huddersfield, a good club run well, taking Swansea's place for next season
As for Norwich? Well, I think their manager (Alex Neill) has done more than enough for that Board to show a bit of loyalty until the season's end at least, but as I've stated elsewhere today, everyone in football is only as good as his last game nowadays and Norwich have been on a poor run by their standards
100% Agree Chris, Huddersfield backed him in the Summer,so yes he should see this season through
