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Completely agree.davealbon wrote:He was infinitely better than his predecessor, and his successor.Bob's Bitch wrote:I don't think Hunter was that bad TBH, couldn't fault the effort, we just turned to jelly with 5 minutes to go so many times that season.
100% agree to that, I was a big fan of BH and was delighted he got the job but in hindsight it was the wrong appointment, looking through this the other day https://rdfc1992.com/rushden-diamonds-m ... n-2005-06/ there was plenty of warning signs, maybe if we hired an experienced league manager things may of turned out different? Anyway no point dwelling on the pastBob's Bitch wrote:Completely agree.davealbon wrote:He was infinitely better than his predecessor, and his successor.Bob's Bitch wrote:I don't think Hunter was that bad TBH, couldn't fault the effort, we just turned to jelly with 5 minutes to go so many times that season.
Chasetown boss Dave Stringer has resigned and is now the favorite for the Rugby Town job - don't know where this leaves Parky and Andy Marks?Brownie wrote: Fri May 12, 2017 3:14 pm Parky and Andy Marks have resigned as Dav joint managers. Did so well they must be going somewhere as a partnership. Rugby possibly ??Same league UCL Premier but sure Rugby would have a much bigger budget.
Already confirmed yesterday on Rugby Town twitter as the new bossUttoDiamond wrote: Thu May 18, 2017 12:11 pmChasetown boss Dave Stringer has resigned and is now the favorite for the Rugby Town job - don't know where this leaves Parky and Andy Marks?Brownie wrote: Fri May 12, 2017 3:14 pm Parky and Andy Marks have resigned as Dav joint managers. Did so well they must be going somewhere as a partnership. Rugby possibly ??Same league UCL Premier but sure Rugby would have a much bigger budget.