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Post by Rusholme Ruffian on Jul 27, 2019 11:37:33 GMT 1
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Post by Red Rose In Exile on Jul 27, 2019 11:57:06 GMT 1
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Post by zenfootball2 on Jul 27, 2019 13:16:01 GMT 1
it sounds like Ramsey did an amazing job, so i hope joe parkinson continues with the moentum created by Ramsey. welcome to town
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Post by LetchworthShrew on Nov 11, 2019 15:21:08 GMT 1
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Post by Northwest Shrew on Nov 11, 2019 15:32:28 GMT 1
Really think we need to employ an attacking coach, I guess Morrison was doing a bit, but now he’s gone and Ricketts a defensive man, who/how are we coaching the strikers?
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Post by martinshrew on Nov 11, 2019 15:36:23 GMT 1
Really think we need to employ an attacking coach, I guess Morrison was doing a bit, but now he’s gone and Ricketts a defensive man, who/how are we coaching the strikers? I've said this for many years, we've had defensive managers with defensive coaches generally.
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Post by shrewshrew on Nov 11, 2019 15:37:21 GMT 1
Yes, couldn’t agree more. Please can we have an attacking coach for Christmas!
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Post by LetchworthShrew on Nov 11, 2019 15:54:48 GMT 1
I was hoping Morison would transition into that sort of role as the season progressed but alas it wasn't to be.
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Post by venceremos on Nov 11, 2019 16:48:20 GMT 1
Really think we need to employ an attacking coach, I guess Morrison was doing a bit, but now he’s gone and Ricketts a defensive man, who/how are we coaching the strikers? I've said this for many years, we've had defensive managers with defensive coaches generally. I don't follow this logic. Why is it only the strikers in need of their own coach? Why not the midfielders too? Why is a manager who happened to play as a defender assumed to be a " defensive manager" and therefore less able to coach half the squad, if not more? Is Solskjaer an "attacking manager" because he was a striker? Odd then that his primary focus has been rebuilding from defence. Does Gareth Ainsworth need a specialist defensive coach? Does Paul Lambert need specialist attacking and defensive coaches? Surely a manager/coach obtains coaching qualifications to enable him or her to coach all aspects of a team. Whatever is learned as a player (which might have been many years ago) must be far less important to coaching than what was learned in qualifying and through subsequent coaching experience, otherwise the likes of Mourinho and Wenger could never have achieved what they have. This isn't American Football or rugby union - I think the idea of specialist coaches is overdone. I understand Andrew Cole is doing some striker coaching at Southend though …..
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Post by Northwest Shrew on Nov 11, 2019 16:56:44 GMT 1
I've said this for many years, we've had defensive managers with defensive coaches generally. I don't follow this logic. Why is it only the strikers in need of their own coach? Why not the midfielders too? Why is a manager who happened to play as a defender assumed to be a " defensive manager" and therefore less able to coach half the squad, if not more? Is Solskjaer an "attacking manager" because he was a striker? Odd then that his primary focus has been rebuilding from defence. Does Gareth Ainsworth need a specialist defensive coach? Does Paul Lambert need specialist attacking and defensive coaches? Surely a manager/coach obtains coaching qualifications to enable him or her to coach all aspects of a team. Whatever is learned as a player (which might have been many years ago) must be far less important to coaching than what was learned in qualifying and through subsequent coaching experience, otherwise the likes of Mourinho and Wenger could never have achieved what they have. This isn't American Football or rugby union - I think the idea of specialist coaches is overdone. I understand Andrew Cole is doing some striker coaching at Southend though ….. Thinking more along the lines of, surely there’s someone better than Ricketts who can teach someone how to lead the forward line, and shooting situations.. not a dig at Ricketts at all, but he’s never done it, so how can he coach someone to do it.. better to have someone who’s been there and done it
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Post by northwestman on Nov 11, 2019 17:00:25 GMT 1
The more relevant question is why a non-league side languishing in 14th place in the National League seems a more attractive proposition to Mr Parkinson, even though Assistant Manager is a promotion of sorts.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2019 17:25:29 GMT 1
The more relevant question is why a non-league side languishing in 14th place in the National League seems a more attractive proposition to Mr Parkinson, even though Assistant Manager is a promotion of sorts. If he wants a run at being a manager it seems right he finds experience as an assistant first. Might be a step down in terms of size/position of club but probably sensible move if his career ambitions are to be a manager.
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Post by Bob Rickerton on Nov 11, 2019 17:33:43 GMT 1
The more relevant question is why a non-league side languishing in 14th place in the National League seems a more attractive proposition to Mr Parkinson, even though Assistant Manager is a promotion of sorts. If he wants a run at being a manager it seems right he finds experience as an assistant first. Might be a step down in terms of size/position of club but probably sensible move if his career ambitions are to be a manager. Exactly - nothing to see here.
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Post by venceremos on Nov 11, 2019 17:54:04 GMT 1
I don't follow this logic. Why is it only the strikers in need of their own coach? Why not the midfielders too? Why is a manager who happened to play as a defender assumed to be a " defensive manager" and therefore less able to coach half the squad, if not more? Is Solskjaer an "attacking manager" because he was a striker? Odd then that his primary focus has been rebuilding from defence. Does Gareth Ainsworth need a specialist defensive coach? Does Paul Lambert need specialist attacking and defensive coaches? Surely a manager/coach obtains coaching qualifications to enable him or her to coach all aspects of a team. Whatever is learned as a player (which might have been many years ago) must be far less important to coaching than what was learned in qualifying and through subsequent coaching experience, otherwise the likes of Mourinho and Wenger could never have achieved what they have. This isn't American Football or rugby union - I think the idea of specialist coaches is overdone. I understand Andrew Cole is doing some striker coaching at Southend though ….. Thinking more along the lines of, surely there’s someone better than Ricketts who can teach someone how to lead the forward line, and shooting situations.. not a dig at Ricketts at all, but he’s never done it, so how can he coach someone to do it.. better to have someone who’s been there and done it No, I appreciate it's not a personal thing. But why is it necessarily better for a coach to have occupied the same specialist position? Nuno Espirito Santo was a goalkeeper - would you say surely there should be someone better than him to coach Jimenez, Neves or Jota - or even Coady, Doherty or Boly? Frank Lampard never led the line and Chelsea don't have a striker coach but Tammy Abraham seems to be developing well enough. I understand the point but I still don't follow the logic.
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Post by venceremos on Nov 11, 2019 17:55:07 GMT 1
The more relevant question is why a non-league side languishing in 14th place in the National League seems a more attractive proposition to Mr Parkinson, even though Assistant Manager is a promotion of sorts. You've answered your own question. It's a promotion.
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Post by thesensationaljt on Nov 11, 2019 18:10:27 GMT 1
Welcome to Shrewsbury Joe Parkinson.
Oh.......bye Parky.
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Post by Mortgagehound on Nov 11, 2019 19:06:43 GMT 1
blimey, thanks for nowt Joseph
Next......
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Post by Dale on Nov 11, 2019 19:29:47 GMT 1
He was brought in as Eric Ramsay’s replacement wasn’t he? I’m sure Graham Barrow will find another of his old mates from Wigan to come along.
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Post by tvor on Nov 12, 2019 20:26:57 GMT 1
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Post by Deleted on Nov 13, 2019 13:43:41 GMT 1
He was brought in as Eric Ramsay’s replacement wasn’t he? I’m sure Graham Barrow will find another of his old mates from Wigan to come along.
The nature of the game, it's a giant old pals act. Parkinson is joining Hartlepool because he was previously with the new Hartlepool manager at Fylde. It always amazes me when people have moaned at Ricketts (and previous managers) for bringing in their mates and with people they have worked with previously, all clubs do it.
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Post by Salopfan99 on Nov 16, 2019 12:36:03 GMT 1
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Post by block18shrew on Nov 16, 2019 13:08:58 GMT 1
This is a real coup. The driving force behind implementing Wagners style of play at Huddersfield, this can only be a positive move for both him and us. Well done to all involved.
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Post by zenfootball2 on Nov 16, 2019 15:06:00 GMT 1
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50445554in one of the other articles "Chairman Phil Hodgkinson has confirmed Town have received a 'transfer fee' with compensation being paid by Shrewsbury to make Whitehead part of Sam Ricketts’ coaching staff." welcome to town Dean.
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Post by zenfootball2 on Nov 16, 2019 15:06:47 GMT 1
This is a real coup. The driving force behind implementing Wagners style of play at Huddersfield, this can only be a positive move for both him and us. Well done to all involved. if he can bring that to town then it should be a very posative thing
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Post by scooter on Nov 16, 2019 15:21:57 GMT 1
This is a real coup. The driving force behind implementing Wagners style of play at Huddersfield, this can only be a positive move for both him and us. Well done to all involved. He was still playing the season before last, then coach to their under 19’s. Hardly the architect of Huddersfield’s promotion to the premier league Good to see a promising young coach appointed though
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Post by tvor on Nov 16, 2019 18:57:12 GMT 1
A team mate of Ricketts at Oxford for several seasons.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 16, 2019 19:08:02 GMT 1
Wonder why a person of his stature has dropped to a team languishing in league1 mid table
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Post by staffordshrew on Nov 16, 2019 21:01:24 GMT 1
A team mate of Ricketts at Oxford for several seasons. More spin required: They were at Oxford together old chap! And, as for "a person of his stature has dropped to a team languishing in league1 mid table" - He's joined talented young manager Ricketts to boost Shrewsbury's aim of securing a place in the Championship.
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Post by tvor on Nov 18, 2019 17:35:09 GMT 1
A team mate of Ricketts at Oxford for several seasons. More spin required: They were at Oxford together old chap! And, as for "a person of his stature has dropped to a team languishing in league1 mid table" - He's joined talented young manager Ricketts to boost Shrewsbury's aim of securing a place in the Championship. Apparently they came through the ranks together at Oxford and have known each other since they were 12.
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Post by staffordshrew on Nov 18, 2019 22:30:51 GMT 1
More spin required: They were at Oxford together old chap! And, as for "a person of his stature has dropped to a team languishing in league1 mid table" - He's joined talented young manager Ricketts to boost Shrewsbury's aim of securing a place in the Championship. Apparently they came through the ranks together at Oxford and have known each other since they were 12. Sam is certainly setting up his empire here. Let the good times roll, but I just hope they don't all bugger off somewhere - the only Championship team he is going to manage is us!
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