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West Brom appoint Roy Hodgson
Friday 11th February 2011, 10:35AM GMT.
West Bromwich Albion have appointed Roy Hodgson as the club’s new head coach.
The 63-year-old former Inter Milan, Switzerland, Fulham and Liverpool boss – who was voted the 2010 manager of the year by the League Managers’ Association – has signed a deal until June 2012.
See also: Roy Hodgson’s career in pictures
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A statement on the club website said: “Michael Appleton, who was appointed caretaker head coach on Sunday after Roberto Di Matteo was relieved of his duties, will remain in charge for the West Ham game.
“The club are now channelling all of their efforts into supporting Appleton, his assistants Keith Downing and Dean Kiely and the players as they prepare for tomorrow’s vital game.”
Chairman Jeremy Peace and the board moved for Hodgson in a bid to pull the club clear of the Premier League relegation zone.
Albion currently sit outside the drop zone on goal difference.
Against the odds, Hodgson rescued Fulham from relegation in 2008, before taking them to last season’s Europa League final.
Ex-Hawthorns captain Derek McInnes and former Newcastle boss Chris Hughton had also been tipped to take the Baggies hotseat.
Former Blackburn Rovers boss Hodgson left Liverpool on January 8 after a tumultuous six month reign.
In a poll earlier this week, Hodgson finished second with 17% of votes, trailing only ex-Spurs boss and former Albion player Martin Jol who got 26%. Nearly 1500 fans voted.
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Great news……
I was split between Hodgson & Houghton as both would bring great things to the club, but if we want experience and a seen it / done it / and done it well manager then there is no one better than Woy !!
The players should respond to him and i think he will have the respect of all in the dressing room…. great appointment !!!
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Great appointment – well done JP.
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Thats great news and huge relief.
Although I’m an avid RDM supporter still, Roy is the option I prefer to the other candidates so hopefully he can get us playing like Fulham, maybe even get Gera back as he’s on a free at the end of the season.
Onwards and upwards!
Come on you baggies!!!!!!!
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Lets hope this appointment shuts up all those who said we would just go for a cheap option – JP has once again found the money to make the right deal for West Brom.
I also hope this appointment stops any stupid protest at the game tomorrow – we have a manager in now so lets support him – any protest now will be an anti-hodgson protest !!
This is why JP nearly always gets my support – overall I trust him with my club !!
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Good luck Roy.
Not my choice but I will support you and the boys to the hilt. Does this hint that Appy will work with Roy and the job will be his next?
Lets go and beat West Ham and Wolves and everything will look better again!!!
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if he can get us to Europa Final, I’ll be happy!!!!
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For me, he was the right choice from the start. Welcome Woy, let’s hope you’ve got sone magic hidden up your sleeves to keep us up and help us move onwards and upwards.
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As a Wolves fan it pains me to say but very good appointment. I hope all the midlands teams stay in the prem and sure you will (it’s us i worry about)
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Let’s hope Woy wallops the Wolves in his first game in charge.
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We have appointed a manager who, just 9 months ago, took a small club to a UEFA Cup Final ! Great news … let’s be honest here, two weeks ago we all thought we were going down and JP has done something about it.
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Just when I’d got tomorrow’s ‘Welcome Song’ ready for The Smerrick End Choir! Yow cor win!
“If you’re Appy and you know it, clap your hands, If you’re Appy and you know it, clap your hands, If you’re Appy and you know it and you really want to show it, If you’re Appy and you know it, clap your hands”.
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At least the uncertainty is over now!!!
Personally I could’nt call it & did’nt see the decision coming last week. However, as usual the Baggies will receive my undying support as always & I’m sure that goes for all of us!!!! Just want to wish Roy all the best, hopefuly we’ll all be saying what a good call it was @ the end of the season. Bring on tomorrow & 3 points… I’m sure we will see maximum effort from the stars in stripes…
Baggies forever!!!!!
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Roy Hodgson ticks all of the boxes – he’s been successful at firefighting a relegation haunted club (Fulham), he then went and kicked them on into Europe, he’s managed under a technical director on numerous occassions in Europe, he’s been (relatively) successful as an international manager (took Switzerland to their first international championships in over 30 years), and he speaks even more languages than RDM!!
Great appointment, Mr Peace. And welcome to the Hawthorns, Roy.
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Welcome Woy of the Wovers,i hope it dont all end in tears,old chinese curse suits us baggies at the moment,MAY YOU LIVE IN INTERESTING TIMES boing boing
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Fulham picked up just nine points from Hodgson’s first thirteen league games……….
So
9 + 26 = 35 = Certain Relegation………
Woo Hoo!
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A really top coach, should do well at the Hawthorns. I suppose some of egos at Anfield were just too big for him to handle.
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Happy – you wanted Hughton yesterday?!
delighted with the appointment – the best of the names thrown around the past 5 days by a mile. Must admit I couldn’t see him being interested as still obviously picking up a nice pay day each month with Liverpool.
Need to get 3 points tomorrow now. Must win game. Atmosphere will be immense!
Boing Boing
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Good appointment but you wont be seeing pretty football lol And he aint proven in getting teams out of the Championship.
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The dust should now settle on this topic. We all wish Roberto well and he’ll be up there again soon. What went wrong can only be pure speculation on our part, we may never know the detailed truth.
What matters now is UNITY, to beat West Ham.
A full house please, reduce the prices if need be. kids a quid, bring a mate for a tenner, whatever. The Wulfies’ match will be jam-packed anyway with loads of taunts no doubt about ‘they’ve got a shed that’s bigger than this’ now they’re having a new Moulinex
food mixer.
I would love to see the Halfords as a double-decker stand soon. It could happen if we can stay up.
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The first thing you need is for the playing squad to respect the Manager,and Hodgson’s past record should certainly have that effect.
He’s been Coach at the highest level,in several countries,and with our squad being ‘cosmopolitan’,he should have no problems dealing with,and motivating them.
A few days ago,I tried to ‘see’ inside JP’s mind,and said it would be worth going to the bookies and having a flutter on Hodgson-I told others,but didn’t get around to it myself-damn!!!
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Unhappy Dingle 15 – thick mick has kept wolves in the bottom three since September…
25 + 9 = bottom three…. BYYYEEEEEEEEE !!!!
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Good appointment. He can use the #7.5m payoff he got from Liverpool to invest in the team, nobody else wil.
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beeover 17 – I answered you on another thread – yes i was supportive of Hughton yesterday and think he would have been a good appointment.
This is the last thing I posted on the Hughton thread yesterday….
“I’ve no idea who will or should get the job but I would love to see either Hughton, hodgson or JOl come in”.
I would have been happy with either as our manager – I’m just pleased we now attract this type of manager.
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Well done JP, my choice from the start. Lets get behind the boys. COME ON YOU BAGGIES
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When RDM left his post I posted on this site along with many others that it was imperative that they went for experience. They have certainly achieved that in appointing Roy Hodgson . I had hoped but did not think it would happen. He will obviously be disappointed over the events at Liverpool and this may just spur him to give us a very good eighteen months.
Well done JP.
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What a happy Baggie I am! Great appointment. I was gutted to see RDM lose his job but on reflection, I can now see the reasons why. 13 loses in 18 games is just not good enough and with Woy in charge I am optimistic for our Premier League survival for the first time in a couple of months.
Happy days!!!
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The Albion job was made for Roy Hodgson
as he certainly likes signing our players
ie. Greening,Gera,and Kamara, he`s
already worked with Shorey and Barnes,
and wanted to sign Brunt,Dorrans,and Thomas
when he was at Liverpool.
Jeremy Peace has tryed everything else so this
really is his last hope,a manager with his
experience is just what we needed.
WELL DONE JEREMY PEACE!!
and for once not the cheap option!!
Maybe he was saving the January transfer
money for this appointment.
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Unhappy dingle + a big dose of jealousy = one real saddo!!
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Great appointment for the Baggies, I wish him all the luck in the world. I hope Appy stays, to learn under Roy, then he can take over in 2012 (that’s if the world still here)
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22 moxey-
another jealous dingle!!- how many more are we gonna hear from?
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I’m absolutely thrilled.
Whatever you think of Roy Hodgson he’s been at some top, top clubs and has been successful through large parts of his career. For us to appoint a manager who has managed at Inter Milan, internationally and less than a year ago was joint favourite for the England job and Manager of the Year absolutely fills me with pride.
We’ll never know what happened with RDM, it was a tragic end to his reign and I wish him nothing but success in his life but it’s every Albion fans duty to get right behind the new man and psuh us towards safety, starting tomorrow!!
I don’t think many of us agreed with JP’s decision, but he had his reasons and he’s stuck his neck out with this appointment- this is no cheap option.
Kev- I won’t get up there til late and am with the missus, but I’ll try and drag her down the Vine if you’re about?
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i hope he dont bring Gweening back,aye boing boing
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23. Happy – I know mate – just poking a little fun in your direction for the tracksuit comments yesterday which made me chuckle (and I agreed with may I had) – not sure we’ll I see Woy in one too often!!
As for attracting this kind of manager – I completely hold my hands up and didnt think we’d be able to and posted to that effect. Fair play to the Albion Peace and co…..lets hope that Appy gets us off to the best possible start tomorrow.
First goal will be crucial.
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Woy,well wow! Didn’t mention Roy when writing before as i just didn’t think we’d feature on his radar. Excellent appointment. Hopefully ‘Appy will stay and further his education as a coach. Reputation tainted slightly in Liverpool,but this man is quality. Parting shot is that it doesn’t mask the fact that i felt RDM deserved more backing in the first place. But as i’ve stated before,the king is dead,long live the king. Well done JP.
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great appointment, onwards and upwards. boing boing.
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Beevower – Fair comment !!
I do think we will see Woy in a tracksuit more than we did Robbie – as far as I know Armarni don’t make trackies !!!
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Welcome to the Albion Roy!
Let’s all get behind Appy and the lads tomorrow.
COME ON YOU BAGGIES!!
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Delighted. But a much bigger challenge than at
El Fahed bankrolled Fulham. Also nice but wrong for Stephen Reid to say players should accept some of blame for current position. The PL is totally uncompetitive for most clubs unless they have a benefactor. I am sure Albion players always try their best.
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Beevower
Roy’s just spent 6 months living in Liverpool, there’s a good chance he’ll be wearing a tracksuit!!
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15,thwee of um was agenst yow,be 6 next wik,aye boing boing
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How about a song of appreciation for Michael Appleton tomorrow?
Roy’s the man in charge and our short-term future rests with him, but Appleton may be here for the longer-term, be nice to show him some appreciation for his words and work this week and try and keep him at the club before he’s tempted away.
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Great appointment for a club of our size, I just hope ebeneezer Peace doesnt drive him out with his penny pinching. All the best Roy
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42Netherton. Didja reelly attoo?
41. Warren. What’s wrong with my song at No.11 in today’s charts?
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JP has moved quickly and decisively to give us every chance of remaining in the Premiership. Well done JP, I think this is the right appointment.
Welcome to the Hawthorns, Roy.
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Well, not for the first time, I’m in a minority. I’ve nothing against Hodgson, he “had” a good track record, “but” I watched his frustration grow at Liverpool as the players showed little respect for him.
Appy, 24 hours ago, “thought” he had a chance of running the coaching – remember Nigel, prior to Mowbray’s reign – was he fooling himself or was he misled?
Hodgson is now Head Coach and I’ll support him and the team, but I can’t pretend this has been the best week in the 33 years I’ve been a Baggie – there’s a nasty taste in my mouth… Salom
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Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Welcome Roy. I´m so glad and optimistic about Albion for the fisrt time in ages. If I could do a somersault this very minute I would…
Admittedly, I was also thrilled with happiness when I heard of Di Matteo´s sacking, because – like a lot of posters in recent days correctly point out – he was turning into Mowbray #2 with tippy tappy football leading us nowhere with a record of 13 losses out of 18 recently. As I posted recently we would always have to score 3 goals each game to stand any chance of winning and that is a tall order. Now Roy has to sort out our abysmal defence and restore some confidence within the ranks. He can do it, I´m 100% sure and no way we are going down now. Living in Denmark I knew he was managing FC Copenhagen – a team I absolutely loathe – a few seasons back and all the players there loved him to bits. Even I could tolerate FC Copenhagen at that time and that speaks volumes….
What a great end to this season this is going to be. It will be very difficult and not for the faint hearted but he will bring us out of this mess. In the meantime, wish I could go to The Hawthorns tomorrow and salute Michael Appleton. What a great bloke staying loyal to Albion turning down 7 job opportunities to stay here. He´s a rare breed in these days of cynical football players.
So, fellow Albionites, give Michael a big roar of appreciation from me tomorrow, okay!?
I´m already thinking about next season and what great players he is going to bring into our club. This club is going places now! Loving it! Loving it! Loving it! Loving it! Loving it!
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West Brom Director Jeff Farmer has left his position with immediate effect and wished the
club every success in their ‘new coaching structure’. Hmmm….what does this mean for Hodgson’s role and for Ashworth? Has JP compromised to get his man?
Cyril
I missed that earlier, good shout!!
Baggiebob
I suspect they’ll have told Appleton the position is his at some point in the future after say, working under Woy. It is notable that we’ve clung onto him through successive reigns and Appleton admitted himself earlier in the week that the club have told they see a future for him.
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YES IM VERY IMPRESSED AT LAST A VERY EXPERIENCED MANAGER AT THE ALBION HES GOT A VERY IMPRESSIVE MANAGERIAL RECORD WELL DONE PEACE.
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Great News all round. The fact that he was interested in some of players a weeks ago means he is confident of working well with them. He will give them confidence and will provide a massive boost for this weekend. They will all want to impress him and therefore should get a result on sat. Biggest game of the season so far I reckon.
BOING BOING FOR 3 more points to safety.
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hope he keeps you up, good appointment best of luck you lot down the road !!!
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Mixed feelings!!
Agree with all the ‘get behind the lads’ posts. The next 2 or 3 games are MASSIVE (need 4 points MINIMUM)especially looking at the run in we have!
Finally thank you scousers for weleasing woy!!
Boing! Boing!
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Welcome Roy to the baggies, I wish you lots of success at our club.
The task is difficult, but i do believe we have the quality of players that can achieve us the points we need to stay up, if you can get them motivated and playing the fearless football we played in the earlier part of the season.
Combine this with a slice of luck that seems to have abandoned us of late, and no injuries to Olsen as we have No cover for him , and you will become our hero at the Hawthorns.
Good luck Roy..
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After my post from the other day, re Appleton till the end of the season, I am suprised but very pleased. I hope Appy stays on and from all Baggie fans in Jersey I wish Roy all the best. Go get em!!
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Great appointment. Was gutted to see RDM leave and wish him all the best. Got a funny feeling he has some “unfinished business” with us and i would love to see him return in the future. However i for one am going to sing my heart out tomorrow for this fantastic football club who fully deserve its seat at the top table of english football.
I am so proud of everyone’s positivity and if it was for fans support and loyalty alone this club would be an establish PL side a long time ago!!!
Bless every WBA fan out there!!!
P.s Thanks for the nice comments from WWFC fans, hope you stay up too!!
ROY HODGSON’S BARMY ARMY!!!
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Well this unfolding saga has had me in a mighty tizz !!
But first class well done to JP, he has got it right to a tee. The pedigree of Roy Hodgson, will keep us in the top tier. OF THAT I AM SURE.
we are so, so lucky that a man like Hodgson was available, when we were fast plummeting to what every expects us to be–a yo-yo team.
So well done JP and co, we have everything to play for, and I am sure the lads will fight for the shirt with skill and passion once again !!
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Great appointment ! Experienced manager – just what we need to climb away from trouble. Come on West BWom !! 3 points tomorrow ! Boing Boing !!
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Daytona,
Hawthorns is the highest football ground above sea level. You mean UP the road.
Liverpool’s hard cheese is our Gorgonzola.
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No, it means the HEAD COACH is new.
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Cyril,
Carry on with your ” Appy clappy ” song. Just add ” Hip Hip our Roy ” three times on the end.
Me last big ‘ero nearmed Roy, was Roy Rodgers.
Mr,Peace must have done something right, look at all the jealous dingles on here.
BOING~~~~BOING~~~~JtH.
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WoW – what a great signing. To be honest not sure my the previous manager was sacked – strange to me…BUT the replacement has a proven track record and did a great job at Fulham.
I hope Liverpool’s stupidity and attitude becomes the baggies gain – and lets hope all the Midlands clubs stay up.
Good luck for the rest of the season apart from the 2 games when you play us…
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Fair play JP, Roy is a great appointment – why a shorterm contract until June 12 though?
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Whether you think this is a good appointment or not , you can’t say this may hasn’t got pedigree. He’s arguably the most high profile manager the Albion have ever had , and at a time when all around were losing theirs, JP has kept his head and done exactly what needed doing over the course of the last week. It’s a measure of his skills that we have been able to attract such a man as Hodgson. Well done JP, you’ll do for me.
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Bob,
Nigel always stated He didn’t want to be the manager. Even when he was doing well for us. Whether he felt he wasn’t ready to be a full time boss,who knows.
BOING~~~~BOING~~~~JtH.
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nearly took liverpool down lets hope he does the boggies,bring on next sunday i be there to see wroys first defeat
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to be honest does he have much of an interest in the club would he have came if other prem job was available i don’t think he would of =/ any did well at fulham because they don’t have much expectation even though they’ve been in the top flight 10 years and there europa league form was mainly cuz of fulham consistenly being a solid home team. he cracked under liverpool’s pressure to win games and who’s to say he won’t do it again here because we need to win games pretty damn quick. he won’t risk his health for our cause its a stressful job he’ll take it easy.
he’s played thick mick’s team three times and lost them all 2 at fulham 1 at liverpool.
lets hope i’m wrong but im just looking at the his resont record cause he’s any as good as that suggests
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Jeremy Peace has pulled off a genuine coup here. As stated by other posters on here hopefully Appy will be kept as come June 2013 you never know what may happen.
Wim stayin up aye we!
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62 rust wolves-
that’s the difference-Hodgson MIGHT have took Liverpool down.He should have studied with Mick the Master,who knows how to DEFINITELY take a club down.
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39 Warren-
you mention Woy’s time at Liverpool,I wonder if he’ll get the defence to grow a ‘tashe,have their hair permed,and tell each other to ‘camm down,camm down’ when we’re under pressure?
Thinking about it,maybe he could use his ‘connections’ to get Gerrard and Carragher on loan sometime……..
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A few days ago, Jeremy Peace was the anti-christ – now it’s all “well done, JP”?
And you call us fickle? Perhaps you should’ve read Daniel Agger’s interview in today’s papers.
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The more I think about this, the more I think JP has pulled a rabbit out of the hat.
Last season, Hodgson took Fulham to the final of the Europa league and was voted manager of the year by his peers. At that point, could you ever imagine him being the Albion head coach…… absolutely not.
Then, he gets the Liverpool job but isn’t embraced by their fans because of the Dalglish overhang, he loses Muscharano early in the season and Torres just didn’t want to be at Liverpool anymore. Add to that a mis-firing Steven Gerrard and anyone would have had problems.
Roy should’nt be judged on the 6 months he spent at Anfield but on his overall track record, which is top drawer.
I also think that after the Liverpool experience he’ll want to prove a point and he probably now realises that clubs of our size really are in his sweet spot.
I know he’s got an immediate relegation fight on his hands keeping us in the Premiership but I really believe that in time, we might just look back on this appointment as a stroke of genius.
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rust wolf 62,have you been hanging around in amsterdam lately,or are you a natural hallucijenic
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i have to admit as a wolves fan- a really good appointment.Hughton had not more experience of management that De matteo and I couldnt see the point of giving him the job.
I really do like Hodgson, he performed miracles to keep fulham up, but only after bringing in a few key players like hangeland in the January transfer window.
He doesnt have that luxury this time round and will have tougher job here with the championship mentality and lack of investment from the board. Maybe he has go some guarentees of money to spend if he keeps them up?
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well after reading swains story i am now happy 9 amore in depth article), he wasnt given a chance at the scousers, so come roy, lets see you gi’it sum ommer, boing boing
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Rust,
Your nom de guerre reminds me of how the custard bowl used to look. I know you are jealous of our big name Head Coach, but never mind you’re stuck with Mick, even when you are relegated. We don’t have to rebuild the HAWTHORNS, as we are not half a mile away from the playing surface, ours is worth calling a park, not like yours, a disgrace to the Premiership. We also have proper floodlights which enhance our stadium. Obviously our players are more talented than your hoofballers. They will have to slow down when they visit us, as your lot carry so many injuries. Don’t forget to park the bus,you’ll need it. Can’t wait, pal. Sun, Feb 20th, high noon. Get it on.
BOING~~~~BOING~~~~JtH.
P.S. we know how Mick has tried to wind us up.
I’ll let you into a little secret, He didn’t succeed.
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Looks as though there have been lots of dingles voting!.
Steve Madeley as a blog on Roy. Just to let him know, I wouldn’t waste my time reading it. I don’t trust you.
BOING~~~~BOING~~~~JtH.
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Hughton did nothing at Newcastle – promote a Premier League side and then steer them to mediocrity? We outlcassed them last season and this.
Hodgson has pedigree, class and will be great for not only the Hawthorns, but for the Black Country as a whole: cue far more media interest in a usually forgotten corner of the country. Great work, Mr Peace.
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You lot are unbeleivable!!
A few days ago it was “Peace out” “Sack the board” etc etc, now he’s the messiah!
I have said all along that JP has worked wonders for the Albion, he doesn’t have the multi millions to splash out on players but knows more about running a football club properly than any chairman out there in my opinion.
If I’m honest, Roy wouln’t have been my first choice as I thought we should have given Mike Appleton a go until the end of the season. However, you can’t argue with Roy Hodgson’s track record (except for Liverpool). This is a real coup, he’s said himself that he was so impressed with our set up that he took the job.
Whatever you think guys, get behind the team tomorrow, they need our support, not protests and placards.
Welcome to the Baggies Woy!!
Boing Boing!!
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Chris Hughton didn’t get the job because he wanted to bring Calderwood and Baron and JP wouldn’t pay the bill. That included paying up the contracts of Appleton and Keily.
Woy on his own was a lot cheaper.
You need the points today ‘cos you won’t get any next week. Wolves were the catalyst (Ward 1-0) in pushing Woy over the edge and into Anfield abyss.
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76 Lord Moulinex.
I should imagine Woy has cost more than Hughton and his gang put together.
Carry on getting your boasting done before the match.
Sad man.
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Lord Molineux
Have a word with yourself!! Your win over Liverpool, much like your wins over Manchester United and Chelsea, are all described by the opposition’s supporters as comfortably their ‘worst performance of the season’. I remember when we went down under Robson, every team we beat, we beat because they were a shambles on that particular day, generally because we were terrible ourselves.
Were it not for those particular pieces of fortune on your part in tandem with, in fairness, Mick getting his players grafting, then there is no doubt you’d be cast adrift at the bottom of the table by about 6 points. I’d just be relieved to still be in it. However don’t let that fool you into thinking Zubar, Craddock, Stearman, Elokobi, Henry, Foley and Ward are Premiership footballers. Bring on next week!!
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