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Our board were one of the shameless few who wanted to let Sevco back directly into the First Division.

Could easily see McCoist being hired. That'll please the fucking Rangers apologists in our support, of which I've stated several times over the years there are far too fucking many.

Genuinely SEETHING about this possibility.

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No one in there right mind would hire him surely to f**k they should accept application from him and put it in the f**k no pile or straight in the shredder.

bear in mind he had a premier league budget for those titles he won crawling from league 2 to the championship and still couldn't take them to the SPL at the first time of trying.

 

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4 hours ago, theoriginalhedge said:

Aitken was moulding a team at Stranraer that was very hard to beat and is now doing the same at Dumbarton , confirming their status as the best part time side in Scotland.  He obviously has a great man management skill as he seems to get the best out of all his players. 

You mention Hartley's successor not being up to much .  Aitken's was far worse ( Brian Reid )  in that he destroyed the team spirit at Stranraer and dismantled all that Aitken had built . Hence Stranraer's dramatic fall down the leagues. 

If I had a choice I would opt for Aitken over Hartley any day  .  

Aitken should be nowhere near our short list, the day we hire a manager who couldn't win back to back league games over a season and makes his teams difficult to beat whilst we are in the 2nd tier, then its time to lock the doors up for good.

If you'd choose a manager that has won things over three divisions out of four to one who hasn't, then that says more about you than we need to know

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9 hours ago, MrDust said:

Aitken should be nowhere near our short list, the day we hire a manager who couldn't win back to back league games over a season and makes his teams difficult to beat whilst we are in the 2nd tier, then its time to lock the doors up for good.

If you'd choose a manager that has won things over three divisions out of four to one who hasn't, then that says more about you than we need to know

I was working on the basis that  Aitken's man management approach has not been questioned yet.  It remains to be seen whether he could handle  the "higher calibre "  of player at Falkirk .    Hartley's man management skills were shown up at Dundee when he was amongst full time prima donnas  .

Better going with the easier option of fat Sally.   At least the players would enjoy themselves with that jovial master. 

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We'd had a brilliant start to the season under Hartley (following two great seasons and consecutive promotions). He didn't 'rage quit' or leave us in the lurch IMO.

The team that he left contained the nucleus of the team that stayed up that season and also the following one. We were relegated at the end of our third season in the Championship mainly because Danny Lennon failed to hang onto that nucleus. Hartley has been the best and most successful manager at Alloa in the last 40 years IMO.

He was clearly also a success with Dundee until last year. Probably was due a bad season. It happens to pretty much all good managers.


He 100% rage quit, lets be honest.

He ran into your chairmans office with his resignation after a 5-1 pumping from us at the Recs where his face turned physically purple.

Falkirk would be replacing seething red faced mess with a seething purple faced mess. An arsehole for an arsehole.
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4 minutes ago, Dunning1874 said:

McCoist did win two successive promotions, so he's a better option than Stevie Aitken :whistle

fair point but can he afford the drop in salary he is getting at BT plus seems to fit in well with Sutton, please please please lets have an on camera bust up.

Realy McCoist is a good tele pundit a no show as a manager.

Hartley would be a decent shout if you want to avoid the play-offs.

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We'd had a brilliant start to the season under Hartley (following two great seasons and consecutive promotions). He didn't 'rage quit' or leave us in the lurch IMO.

The team that he left contained the nucleus of the team that stayed up that season and also the following one. We were relegated at the end of our third season in the Championship mainly because Danny Lennon failed to hang onto that nucleus. Hartley has been the best and most successful manager at Alloa in the last 40 years IMO.

He was clearly also a success with Dundee until last year. Probably was due a bad season. It happens to pretty much all good managers.


Worth noting Hartley had a team with Bain, Stewart, and a 20+ goalscorer in Hemmings, and ended up 8th. Harsh perhaps, but I'd suggest that's a poor season for a manager.
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1 hour ago, Dunning1874 said:

McCoist did win two successive promotions, so he's a better option than Stevie Aitken :whistle

With an SPL budget and failed at the 3rd successive promotion bid with a 6-1 humping on aggregate.

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