I wonder if Crawley's compensation demand increased when Alan kindly told the world that he desperately wanted to get a new appointment sorted before the loan window closed? I suppose it's fairly predictable that he would anyway, but by telling the fans his thoughts he surely only increased the pressure on himself. Not exactly good poker tactics.
8 interviewed 3 back for a 2nd one
If it's true that Hardy became aware Nolo had applied for another job during the summer, who knows what little contingency plans he might have started drawing up, even if it was just in his mind at that point? As you say, if Kewell just happened to make a good impression on him around the same time, one thought could have led to another.
It's all ifs, buts and maybes though. I'm just trying to get a handle on why Harry Kewell would have emerged as such a strong frontrunner seemingly from nowhere.
All that is true, but in a free country a chairman can also sack his manager when the team never wins. The poster, who may have been ITK, then said 'did I say that'. Think Scar in Lion King. Any actual information would be interesting. Surely it can't cause any issues now?