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#13
David Wagner will not become West Brom's new head coach after talks broke down.

The German will instead become the next manager of BSC Young Boys in Switzerland.
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#14
(10-06-2021, 01:50 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: David Wagner will not become West Brom's new head coach after talks broke down.

The German will instead become the next manager of BSC Young Boys in Switzerland.

Wonder what's kicking off at West Brom? Sounds like they're on the edge financially to me.

Be nice to see them have a couple of seasons of financial consolidation.
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Pete O'Rourke
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Derek McInnes is emerging as a serious contender for West Brom job. The former captain would be a popular choice for Baggies fans as they search for a replacement for Sam Allardyce
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(10-06-2021, 03:45 PM)Joe Baker Legend Wrote: Pete O'Rourke
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Derek McInnes is emerging as a serious contender for West Brom job. The former captain would be a popular choice for Baggies fans as they search for a replacement for Sam Allardyce

A cheap and cheerful candidate, but one the fans might accept.
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#17
Scott Parker is apparently set to leave Fulham and become the new Bournemouth boss.
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#18
I don’t particularly rate Parker, if they lose a player or two wouldnt be a surprise if Bournemouth struggle, by that I dont mean near the bottom but maybe not a shoe in for the top 6. Same goes for West Brom there is something very odd going on behind the scenes there.
Fulham though if they make the right appointment might just walk the league but there will be 2 more places up for grabs.
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(15-06-2021, 03:48 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: I don’t particularly rate Parker, if they lose a player or two wouldnt be a surprise if Bournemouth struggle, by that I dont mean near the bottom but maybe not a shoe in for the top 6. Same goes for West Brom there is something very odd going on behind the scenes there.
Fulham though if they make the right appointment might just walk the league but there will be 2 more places up for grabs.

Agree entirely with that. Is Parker an upgrade on Woodgate? Woodgate turned Bournemouth around to his credit. They were massively underachieving before he came in. I always think that Fulham these days have a massive advantage due to their geographical location, right in the business end of London. Lots of commercial & media interest as a result, plus players want to be based in London and they can attract talent because of it. I'm not sure if Parker has had much of an influence there to be honest. They were pretty poor in the prem, relegation certs for most of the season despite being a yo yo club for a few years. I agree a good coach could get Fulham up and possibly keep them up.
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#20
Obviously not a lot of money swishing about behind the scenes to allow clubs like West Brom to go out and offer a decent contract to Wilder. And Wilder will no doubt want to bring in loads of new players.
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#21
It seems a bit strange to me to change Woodgate for Parker. I don't really rate either of them.
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#22
Bristol City are closing in on the double signing of former Leicester City midfielders Andy King and Matty James on free transfers.
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(16-06-2021, 02:13 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Bristol City are closing in on the double signing of former Leicester City midfielders Andy King and Matty James on free transfers.

Pearson putting the band back together.
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(16-06-2021, 02:38 PM)Paplane Wrote:
(16-06-2021, 02:13 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Bristol City are closing in on the double signing of former Leicester City midfielders Andy King and Matty James on free transfers.

Pearson putting the band back together.

Yes aging rockers.
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