Mmmm nae what I heard.
Tale I heard was that the board, collectively, wanted Derek Adams.
Broon was a lone voice for MacInnes and talked the rest of them round.
I have also heard that, following this, Wiggy sought the counsel of Brown at St J.
He might be free (a big bonus for Milne) & available soon.
Plymouth are bottom of League One with no wins from 8 games.
That said, DM ain’t going anywhere soon.
All this season he’ll be fine.
IF we’re struggling 10 - 12 games in to next season it might be a different story come Oct-Nov 2019.
Yes there was a few on here at the time who wanted Adams as our manager.
I recall at the time George Yule was the one who wanted Adams at board level,Ross County told us we would have to pay compensation so Milne took over and interviewed a few people.McInnes impressed him in his interview and got the job.
I’m sure other candidates were Billy Stark who was the Scotland u21 manager at the time and Eric Black.
McInnes is the longest serving manager in the Scottish Premiership....what a treat. What will come first...McInnes sacked or relegation?
Given that McInnes hasn't finished lower than 3rd in his five seasons at the Dons I think you'll be waiting a while for relegation with him at the helm.
I'm not especially optimistic for this season but then I really didn't expect us to finish 2nd last season.
Do you really think the McInnes era has been that dismal? Supporting a football team consists mostly of following a team through long periods of mediocrity or pure sh*te interspersed with a few highs (see AFC circa 1995-2014). Perhaps McInnes biggest problem is that he has made finishing 2nd seem boring.
Last edited by ragnarok; 17-09-2018 at 11:27 PM.
Believe it or not I didn’t mind when he got the managers job. But now his management of our club is getting questioned by nearly every supporter as we all have concerns. We are boring to watch (which will not help him) and after another poor recruitment window we are in no shape to win anything this season. Currently we would be lucky to make the top six and that would be the tipping point for nearly all the support.