Grayson for Clark at Uddersfield - hmmmmm
Dont understand it - he hardly set the world alight at Leeds.
I thought he did a good steady job at Leeds, whilst bates sold all of his best players.
Also did a good job at blackpool before hand. I think it's a good appointment, time will tell if it's successful.
I wouldn't be too dissapointed if I was an Udders fan. But I'd never have got rid of LC in the first place.
It's a pity the Huddersfield faithful don't post on not606 anymore to get their views, I think the reception that an ex-Leeds manager would generate would be about as warm as an ex-Palace manager coming to manage at The Valley - not that that's ever going to happen...
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or has ever happened before... oh no no no no...Originally Posted by Tewkesbury Addick
I think the reception that an ex-Leeds manager would generate would be about as warm as an ex-Palace manager coming to manage at The Valley - not that that's ever going to happen...
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This is a great move for Huddersfield and Grayson. I think he is a good manager: he got Leeds out of League One and looking comfortable in the Championship. He was unfortunate to get the bullet at Elland Road. If Warnock had not been available, I think Grayson would still be in the hot-seat at Leeds.
However, I don't think he will get Huddersfiled firing until next season, which is good for us.
Good move for Grayson and Huddersfield decent manager much preferable to Warnock Leeds loss Towns gain
Can't believe Dowie keeps getting passed over. Must be waiting for AVB to get the bullet.
Nobody wants to die but everyone wants to go to heaven..
How would we feel about an ex-Palace player coming to manage at the Valley?
Grayson did take both Blackpool and Leeds up from this division, so I guess that played a key role in his appointment. That said, not many teams were sniffing around Phil Parkinson prior to taking the helm at Bradford...
Interestingly, the Huddersfield fans on 'Down At The Mac' seem to think that getting rid of Clark was a great move. It seems the outside world was in awe of him a lot more than Hudders fans were.
Chrissy Powell's Red Army!
You thought wrong then. All sensible fans recognize that he did set the world alight.
"Leeds are a big club with great traditions... It is clear that their supporters are very important to them. They back their team all the time and make it tough for their opponents. Those fans are amazing, such loyalty and support."
- Rafa Benitez.
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE.
I can see the argument for Lee clarke staying and going, not that I'm really bothered to be fair.
The bottom line is: Lee Clarke has has a top two budget for the previous two seasons and not managed to take Huddersfield up.
They've failed in the playoffs twice and the same route to promotion looks like their best hope this season. With this in mind the chairman has decided to change things. His club, his prerogative to make that decision.
English by birth, Charlton by the grace of God...
VerY good point, WWOCB.
When Parky was sacked, the football world looked on aghast at the decision. After all, we were near the top and had reached the play-offs the season before. The reality, however, was that the football at The Valley was complete and utter dross.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17127628
Clark nominated for outstanding manager achievement or something
They say Rome wasn't built in a day but i wasn't on that particular job
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