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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? 16:47 - Nov 12 with 1523 views

After the latest casualty Paul Hurst - a guy proven to be woefully out of his depth at this level but considering his lower league success perhaps worth a punt, I got to thinking of our last few managers whose careers have basically ended at Portman Road. Going all the way back to Joe Royle, here's a record of our managers and what happened to them after leaving PR...

Joe Royle - retired
Roy Keane - sacked, now a grumpy pundit on ITV
Paul Jewell - sacked, spent one month as asst at Oldham Athletic last year
Mick Mcarthy - hounded out, still to find new managerial role.
Paul Hurst - sacked, be lucky to get another league manager's job

Not good reading is it?

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 16:48 - Nov 12 with 1505 views

chicoazul

Only 2 Managers in our history have gone onto better things though.

EDIT; that might be a bit harsh on George who did after all manage Scotland.

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 16:50 - Nov 12 with 1486 views

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In PL’s case it could be one to re-establish a managerial reputation.

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 16:50 - Nov 12 with 1487 views

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 16:48 - Nov 12 by chicoazul
Only 2 Managers in our history have gone onto better things though. EDIT; that might be a bit harsh on George who did after all manage Scotland. [Post edited 12 Nov 2018 16:49]

Another one thought he was, Bill McGarry,he mostly did ok at Wolves but the person that replaced him here did quite well too.

Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 16:53 - Nov 12 with 1453 views

chicoazul

It may also say Evans is a very generous settler of contracts!

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 17:18 - Nov 12 with 1378 views

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So, pretty much like most other clubs' records then?

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 17:23 - Nov 12 with 1356 views

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Even Jim only had a short stay at QPR before he (allegedly) nutted someone.

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 18:36 - Nov 12 with 1253 views

SitfcB

Someone did this thread a while ago and got shot down also I think.

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 18:41 - Nov 12 with 1244 views

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Talk about spin

Joe Royle - behind the scenes job at Everton
Roy Keane - assistant manager of ROI
Paul Jewell - fair enough
Mick Mcarthy - will be back, clearly waiting for the right job.
Paul Hurst - will be back at league one level

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 19:01 - Nov 12 with 1182 views

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Hurst and McCarthy will both be a manager somewhere this time next year

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Ipswich becoming a managerial graveyard? on 18:41 - Nov 12 by J2BLUE
Talk about spin Joe Royle - behind the scenes job at Everton Roy Keane - assistant manager of ROI Paul Jewell - fair enough Mick Mcarthy - will be back, clearly waiting for the right job. Paul Hurst - will be back at league one level

Jim Magilton - Elite Performance Director for the Irish Football Association and former Northern Ireland U21 manager.

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