Neilson

[Yeats 62]

does anyone maybe think Neilson has just found his level? tried his luck down south didnt work for him. Although he got a wee reaction when he came in after csaba (which anyone would have got). Neilson got very lucky with the timing of Ogren coming in and splashing the cash! id like to see if RN is capable of doing a job at a club whos budget isn't big. thats how you can test his ability as a manager

I.e could he do what tommy wrights done at St johnstone?!?

Yes

then No.

[tHeArAb]

does anyone maybe think Neilson has just found his level? tried his luck down south didnt work for him. Although he got a wee reaction when he came in after csaba (which anyone would have got). Neilson got very lucky with the timing of Ogren coming in and splashing the cash! id like to see if RN is capable of doing a job at a club whos budget isn't big. thats how you can test his ability as a manager

I.e could he do what tommy wrights done at St johnstone?!?

He had them 2nd in The Premiership before he left, so I'm not sure anyone can say the Championship is his level. He's a Jambo and feels he has unfinished business. Pure & simple. The job was too good to turn down in his eyes.

[darrenshedtastic]

He had them 2nd in The Premiership before he left, so I'm not sure anyone can say the Championship is his level. He's a Jambo and feels he has unfinished business. Pure & simple. The job was too good to turn down in his eyes.

what i meant though is that he seems to only able to do well with teams who's budget is bigger than majority of league. yes he done well when he got them up but still had the 3rd biggest budget.

"unfinished business" is nonsense chat from imo. if in prem then i get it but in championship. hes basically going back to do exactly the same he done the first time!

[Shedboy1971]

no started too well for him

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[tHeArAb]

what i meant though is that he seems to only able to do well with teams who's budget is bigger than majority of league. yes he done well when he got them up but still had the 3rd biggest budget.

"unfinished business" is nonsense chat from imo. if in prem then i get it but in championship. hes basically going back to do exactly the same he done the first time!

Don't agree mate. Any manager that leaves a contract early, especially one that's their dream job (let's face it) is going to feel like he has unfinished business. He'll be confident he can get Hearts up at the first time of asking and then have another go at what he was achieving when he left.

Hard to judge the budget question as he's only managed 3 clubs. Possibly. Not many Scottish managers do well when they go down south though, so I'm not sure I'd hold that against him. And look at what happened when he left Hearts? Their budget was still the same, so something was going right for him while he was in charge.

[tHeArAb]

no started too well for him

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😂😂😂😂😂

[GUNBOAT]

no started too well for him

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Truly brilliant,you just cannie beat Scottish Football off the field.

[offshore_arab83]

no started too well for him xd

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girfuy

[Shedboy1971]

Im hearing the french leagues have voted to relegate the bottom 2 now, needs ratified by board or something. IIRC thats hearts "precedent" - if true girfuy x2

[GUNBOAT]

Im hearing the french leagues have voted to relegate the bottom 2 now, needs ratified by board or something. IIRC thats hearts "precedent" - if true girfuy x2

Winnie's 50/50 would be 30/70 if that vote goes through,the Dutch teams were awarded a nite oot in Amsterdam worth of compensation,5 or 6 clubs were given about an eighth of what Hearts are claiming between them.