Next CCM Manager

[Big Al]

Very uninspiring. Good luck with getting members to resign with something like that

 

[FFC Mariner]

From the esteemed Woking News and Mail (my mums local paper):He sounds perfect, cheap, shit and a record of abject failure. Interestingly, Woking have an owner who desperately wants out and is not putting any money in until he sells his shares. Their poor form is because of chronic under investment.

Hmmmmm

Limbrick: We’re in a relegation battle
By: Editorial Team
Published March 29, 2018, in Sport

FOOTBALL: WOKING boss Anthony Limbrick has finally conceded that his side are now playing for their Vanarama National League survival.

The Cards have only won two of their previous 17 league fixtures, both at home, which has seen them plummet in the table, where they now lie just four points above the relegation zone.

And while Woking’s season is not without its high points, their FA Cup run will be of little consolation if they cannot pick up more league points to avoid the drop.

 

[FFC Mariner]

Oh he is apparently tactically inflexible.

He seems a perfect fit TBH

 

[Insertnamehere]

Not even a year in a real job. Mostly working with kids not even close to youth team like u21/u18.
Miller has better credentials.
Just seems to be a conductor. "Tickets please"

 

[Gratis]

Surely not an option.

Fans have gone from desolate to having a glimmer of hope with a new coach on the horizon.
Backhand that hope with a pathetic coach signing and just watch the backlash

 

[Wombat]

He sounds like an absolute muppet.

 

[Gratis]

The Covert Agent: Mike Mulvey and Arthur Papas favourites for Mariners coaching role

Goal's resident spy reveals the frontrunners for the managerial role after two high profile candidates reject the job

Championship-winning boss Mike Mulvey and coaching prospect Arthur Papas have emerged as favourites for the vacant Central Coast Mariners manager role.

The Covert Agent can reveal it's all but certain one of the duo will get the job replacing Paul Okon after several high-profile candidates withdrew their interest because of financial reasons.

It is understood former Premier League managers Stuart Pearce and Glenn Roeder put their hands up for the role but pulled out because their salary demands could not be met.

Mariners owner Mike Charlesworth conducted the interviews with Pearce and Roeder, and also spoke to former Melbourne City coach Michael Valkanis .

Wird Nottingham Forest im Sommer übernehmen: Stuart Pearce

English-born Mulvey won the 2013-14 A-League double with Brisbane Roar before being sacked shortly into the next season after a poor run of form.

He has spent the last four years in Malaysia, filling a variety of different roles with three clubs, including coach and technical director.

Papas has long been touted as a future A-League manager after impressing as an assistant coach with the Australian under 17's and Newcastle Jets.

He has recently been an assistant coach at Saudi Premier League club Ettifaq FC and has also spent time working in India.
http://www.goal.com/en-au/news/the-...papas-central-coast/s50c1h2ebq161sbfnsg4pvr4o

 

[Forum Phoenix]

Of those two Mulvey. But I'm still not convinced.

 

[Wombat]

I think we dodged a bullet with Pearce and Roeder. Lucky Pikey is too tight fisted for even the English bottom drawer candidates.

 

[Big Al]

Of those two Mulvey. But I'm still not convinced.

Pappas for me but I think that’s more of the same. Unproven potential. Not really the brief.

 

[Insertnamehere]

Pappas has a very good resume without have a top gig. And I'd be happy with Mulvey I think

 

[nebakke]

For mine, I think I'd be happy with either. Mulvey is not ideal for me, not so sure about his ability to deal with the financial constrictions and still uncertain about his abilities but he certainly has promise on the face of it.
I think I'd prefer Pappas, his experience at the Jest would probably have prepared him somewhat for our circumstances, as would the NPL experience, not to mention that I'd still sort of like to us to recruit someone who isn't on the usual Fox shortlist... But true, it'd be skirting the brief.

 

[Wombat]

Mulvey is a good manager in my mind. Brisbane were foolish to sack him when they did. But he was a bit hard nosed and arrogant.

 

[Psycho Chicken]

I'm not convinced by Mulvey. How the hell do you go from winning the double to getting the sack in just six months!? You would have thought his position would have been unassailable which is apparently exactly what he thought. He was regarded as arrogant, his player recruitment was regarded as poor and he lost the players, he lost the football dept, he lost the board and ultimately his job.

 

[Wombat]

Mark Crittenden from Blacktown should be considered if we are looking at the likes of Pappas.

 

[Gratis]

Mike Mulvey could be unveiled as Central Coast Mariners coach as soon as next week with the former Brisbane Roar boss believed to have won the race to take over from Paul Okon.
theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2018/04/06/mike-mulvey-set-accept-mariners-challenge

 

[FFC Mariner]

"won" lol

 

[Big Al]

Good luck Mulvey. While not a fantastic signing it could well be what we need.

 

[JoyfulPenguin]

Concerned about what I have heard from Brisbane fans about him over the years but he does meet our criteria. Personally would prefer Pappas or similar but on paper I don't think Mulvey is too bad a signing.

 

[scoober]

Concerned about what I have heard from Brisbane fans about him over the years but he does meet our criteria. Personally would prefer Pappas or similar but on paper I don't think Mulvey is too bad a signing.

Everyone is always learning and growing. Maybe after his sacking he has learnt from his mistakes?? He's been at different tenures in Thailand/ Malaysia the last few years and might look to us as providing some stability in work. Learning from his mistakes at Brisbane he might well prove those concerns wrong???
P.S I have no idea what the concerns were at Brisbane