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Graham Coughlan interview in Bristol Post with Trust Chair
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It may well be that Graham Coughlan will become a great manager and, if his determination and skill as a player are anything to go by, he has every chance.
However, we need to remember Johnny Hore, Kevin Hodges and Paul Mariner having a go and, away from Argyle and more recently, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes.
Even Solkjaer is still on honeymoon.
However, we need to remember Johnny Hore, Kevin Hodges and Paul Mariner having a go and, away from Argyle and more recently, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes.
Even Solkjaer is still on honeymoon.
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Even though he is/was adored for what he achieved as a player with us, he’s a real rookie in the management game as regards being a No.1. I’d want him to prove himself more as a capable manager before being offered the Home Park reins.
It’s a bit of a Catch 22 situation then. Because if he does indeed prove himself at a similar size club to us, like Rovers, his sights will firmly be set on managing at a ‘next level’ club.
As far as Saturday goes, he is 100% guaranteed a rapturous welcome.
It’s a bit of a Catch 22 situation then. Because if he does indeed prove himself at a similar size club to us, like Rovers, his sights will firmly be set on managing at a ‘next level’ club.
As far as Saturday goes, he is 100% guaranteed a rapturous welcome.
I am saying that, particularly with regard to Argyle legends, they do not necessarily return as good managers.
The 3 others were thrown in as an ‘afterthought’.
The 3 others were thrown in as an ‘afterthought’.
My favourite football writer ever was Brian Granville. He used to refer to ‘the immutable law of the ex’. They always come back to bite you on the bum.