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I would be happy with Flores or Adkins if I am honest.
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It all seems a bit too quiet for me :duno:
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Karl Robinson (MK Dons manager) now the new favourite for the Leeds job.
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Liverpool and Arsenal rumoured to be very interested in signing Charlie Taylor :(.
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Until we get in the prem there is no point getting too attached to anyone wearing the white shirt as no matter what any delusional fan thinks there is no way we can get them to sign once they attract the interest of the premiership clubs. People are deluding themselves when they criticise Cellino for not getting them to sign longer contracts as the players (and their agents) have all the power. It is all very well to say get them to sign long contracts before they become 'great' players but if we were to do that we'd have 50 youngsters that didn't make the grade all signed up to huge contracts.
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weasel wrote:Until we get in the prem there is no point getting too attached to anyone wearing the white shirt as no matter what any delusional fan thinks there is no way we can get them to sign once they attract the interest of the premiership clubs. People are deluding themselves when they criticise Cellino for not getting them to sign longer contracts as the players (and their agents) have all the power. It is all very well to say get them to sign long contracts before they become 'great' players but if we were to do that we'd have 50 youngsters that didn't make the grade all signed up to huge contracts.
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mav wrote:I would be happy with Flores or Adkins if I am honest.
Flores - Yes
Adkins - No
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ldsutd wrote:It all seems a bit too quiet for me :duno:
Will be quiet until late July when we are ready to pick up scraps in preparation for the 2016/17 season :(
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1964white wrote:Will be quiet until late July when we are ready to pick up scraps in preparation for the 2016/17 season :(
That is a bit unfair. Cellino actually dives in the transfer market fairly early, based on last year. I'm sure he realizes it's better to get business done early, than late. Deals take time, especially when players and potential coaches/managers might be on holiday.

Unsure why some people and Sol Bamba think that when the season finishes, we must sign a new coach/manager, and a bunch of new players the very next day. The instant gratification curse strikes again. Now if we get to August and everything is status quo, then I'd sound the alarm bells and whistles.
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Official twitter account for the club tweeted about a board meeting either today or tomorrow. Something may happen as an outcome of that....
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Crude wrote:That is a bit unfair. Cellino actually dives in the transfer market fairly early, based on last year. I'm sure he realizes it's better to get business done early, than late. Deals take time, especially when players and potential coaches/managers might be on holiday.

Unsure why some people and Sol Bamba think that when the season finishes, we must sign a new coach/manager, and a bunch of new players the very next day. The instant gratification curse strikes again. Now if we get to August and everything is status quo, then I'd sound the alarm bells and whistles.
Indeed he did Dan, unfortunately his choice of manager & Rosler signings turned out to be distinctly average.

Wouldn't worry me if Evans remained at ER as i feel we require stability, we need to bring in the right players if we are to make a push for the play-offs next season, unconvinced that will be the case though !
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Rosler got ONLY 12 matches, that is a real shame. Not sure you can call him much of anything, except not given a proper chance.
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My main issue with Rossler was playing for draws then having no plan B if the opposition scored.

Celino has shown that he will get decent value for anyone that leaves, just need to wait and see if the cash is reinvested in the playing staff.
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Crude wrote:That is a bit unfair. Cellino actually dives in the transfer market fairly early, based on last year. I'm sure he realizes it's better to get business done early, than late. Deals take time, especially when players and potential coaches/managers might be on holiday.

Unsure why some people and Sol Bamba think that when the season finishes, we must sign a new coach/manager, and a bunch of new players the very next day. The instant gratification curse strikes again. Now if we get to August and everything is status quo, then I'd sound the alarm bells and whistles.
The only thing I would say to that is, it is only fair if Evans isn't going to be here next season to let him know, He will need to be looking for his next employer asap if it is the case that he's going.
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1964white wrote:Flores - Yes
Adkins - No

I would take an over ripe pumpkin over Evans.
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mav wrote:I would take an over ripe pumpkin over Evans.
:roflmao:

Up until that Telegraph interview when Cellino said he couldn't work with English/British managers, I'd have agreed with you wholeheartedly. But, if it's a choice between the tactically limited, BS artist that is Evans, or a foreign coach without a clue about the Championship, I'd take the Steve Evans show. That said, now that Flores is going to be available.......??
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gessa wrote:The only thing I would say to that is, it is only fair if Evans isn't going to be here next season to let him know, He will need to be looking for his next employer asap if it is the case that he's going.
Evans is under contract till the end of June, I believe. I would guess to terminate him now might result in extra money owed to Evans. Unless Evans leaves on his own accord. I'm sure several employers have contacted him in regards to pissible future positions. I don't think Evans is the victim here, though some people sure do like to portray him as one.
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No need for payouts, just a statement, "Leeds United will not be renewing Steve Evans' contract". Would give a lot of fans a boost too.
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I have started writing for Football League World first article focuses on why Quique Sanchez Flores should be the new Leeds head coach
http://footballleagueworld.co.uk/5-reas ... ds-united/
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lufc1304 wrote:Official twitter account for the club tweeted about a board meeting either today or tomorrow. Something may happen as an outcome of that....

Probably a lengthy statement about eleventy hundred court cases that we are currently defending...
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