As widely speculated, Sébastien Pocognoli is Hickey’s new boss at international level.
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As widely speculated, Sébastien Pocognoli is Hickey’s new boss at international level.
View: https://x.com/heraldscotland/status/2089047448752697530?s=46&t=oDZc8VeN5AVWWnuI4Fn5IA
It’s a time of change in Scotland. This weekend saw Simon Fraser University (BC, Canada), win the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow…![]()
Sebastian Pocognoli: What awaits Belgian as new Scotland boss?
Shifting the playing style, maintaining qualification for major tournaments and refreshing the squad await the new Scotland boss.www.bbc.co.uk
Palace have been slow starters for a few years now, but this year, I'm not sure they've got the players or manager to haul themselves out of trouble.Think we have an early contender for first EPL manager to be sacked.
He just doesn't scream Head Coach does he.Think we have an early contender for first EPL manager to be sacked.
What time does the cockerelIs the clock ticking already at White Hart Lane?
You're probably right - certainly some disharmony there.I would say David Moyes is not long in his job. The owners have dubbed ladt season a ‘failure’ and now he is openly criticising the DOF.
Whether he is right or wrong it only ends one way. They want one of those young vibrant Spanish/French/German coaches not some old gnarled dour Scot.
They think last season was a failure???? Absolutely mental. Compare that with recent seasons. Not for the first time, thank god for Matthew and co.You're probably right - certainly some disharmony there.
They should just be careful what they wish for. Moyes has seen it all before at West Ham - shiny new stadium, money to spend, demand for Euro football and 'total' football.
Owners are stupid dubbing last season a failure, imo. Like us, they just missed European football. They were bottom 6 material before Moyes arrived, and massively improved last year. If they back him in the transfer market and give him 2 years, who knows?
Sadly, like 95% of owners, they want instant success. As Spurs are showing, just chucking money at things and changing managers guarantees nothing.