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Isnt Cook a nodge fan? I'd still take him. Would ne take us?
Personally think Tommy Wright could be a really good appointnent
You might be thinking of Paul Warne. He’s even appeared on a Talk Norwich City podcast.
If Evans did replace Lambert with Cook, we could chalk it down to his grim determination to find a manager called Paul who doesn’t make such a mess of the manager’s job here.
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Lambert out, Paul Cook in on 09:01 - Aug 27 with 429 views
Lambert out, Paul Cook in on 20:47 - Aug 26 by Chocorange
Cook history Chesterfield won league 2 Chesterfield took them to 6th and the play offs in league 1 ( side has fallen into non league since he left) Pompey took them to play offs in league 2 Pompey won league 2 Wigan won league 1 Wigan finished mid table in championship before their 12 point deduction of fo going into admin relegated them .
Has achieved all of that in the same time the good man Lambert has achieved exactly what?
I know which one i would have , and I would have him now before he goes elsewhere.
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100%. He’s class, gets his teams playing good football.
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Lambert out, Paul Cook in on 09:03 - Aug 27 with 428 views
Lambert out, Paul Cook in on 16:31 - Aug 26 by PhilTWTD
No one's going to reveal a source like that! Whether there is anything in the Paul Cook suggestion - and actually wouldn't surprise me at all if someone of his ilk was viewed as PL's successor if there is to be a change in the shorter term - not sure the poster has deserved quite the stick he's got.
Well said, Phil. Managed to pop a few of them back in their box. Odd exception, of course.
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Lambert out, Paul Cook in on 09:22 - Aug 27 with 414 views
Lambert out, Paul Cook in on 09:51 - Aug 27 by WeWereZombies
Whatever ship they are captain of the poster certainly seems to have encouraged a lot of friggin' in the riggin'...
When I was checking the spelling I came across this:
Don't remember this episode of the show but I suppose this is what happened when Malcolm McLaren got a whiff of being able to muscle in on a big budget...higher production values too.
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