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    I'm not too sure. They could struggle. They have sold the better players, and brought in quite a few lower league players. Some will work out, but they could have a tough season. They just don't spend money. Certain managers like McCarthy like him or loathe him, can handle that for a while. Hurst I'm unsure about.

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    Quote Originally Posted by champs95 View Post
    I'm not too sure. They could struggle. They have sold the better players, and brought in quite a few lower league players. Some will work out, but they could have a tough season. They just don't spend money. Certain managers like McCarthy like him or loathe him, can handle that for a while. Hurst I'm unsure about.
    I've always quite liked McCarthy. A very mixed record, I know, but you're right about his ability to help teams dig in. Let's be honest, though: that's rarely enough for supporters.
    The basic problem with "success" in football that it tends to get measured in terms of winning things...but promotion-spots are very few in number. Did Hurst "fail" last season? I wouldn't say so, but I bet there are Shrewsbury fans who do.
    After all, quite a few Rovers supporters complained about TM because we "only" finished second!

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