September 6, 20188 yr We all know hes been sacked but what are your thoughts on his next football career move? Youth coaching? Assistant coach? Serious replies please.
September 6, 20188 yr Punditry with BT Sport, standing with those brightly topped microphones beside BT Sports other ex-OF players... and Craigan. Will talk marginally more sense than McCoist, be marginally less annoying than Rae, and a lot less of a prick than Sutton.
September 6, 20188 yr Yeah - some punditry and back to youth coaching. He’s got plenty of cheerleading pals in the media, so wouldn’t be surprised if he got another gig.
September 6, 20188 yr £75k will have him. and his family a nice holiday after doing the Saints v Celtic game next Friday part of the BT team. After the holiday back to being a pundit on TV.
September 6, 20188 yr Same belief as the rest, TV and youth coaching. Can't see anyone hiring him as a manager after this.
September 6, 20188 yr Wonder if BT Sport will bring him in for the Celtic game next week [emoji38]They will. He will love watching us getting pumped.
September 6, 20188 yr Certainly not got a career in motivational speaking or man management from what I’ve heard . [emoji107]
September 6, 20188 yr Some old manager pal will sort him out with a coaching job. Pitty they couldn't have sorted him out with giving him some good players.
September 6, 20188 yr 44 minutes ago, theknickerwetter said: Exactly plus it's none of ma business .but I think he could cut it as a pipe fitter Curiously enough, that is what former St Mirren star striker, and Summer of 'Beath stalwart Gareth Wardlaw now does for a living. I hope he didn't have to serve his apprenticeship in Wishaw....
September 6, 20188 yr 3 hours ago, RussellV1 said: Wonder if BT Sport will bring him in for the Celtic game next week Think that's a given, just for the whataboutery.
September 6, 20188 yr Very glad to see him gone from Saints. Would love to see his ilk having to do what the rest of us have to.....find a proper job !!!
September 6, 20188 yr Open University course in man management with a back up in sports psychology, then non league football management because he likes players at that level!
September 6, 20188 yr This week saw the end for more than just Alan Stuubs, surely Cole Kpekewa will soon be on the hunt for a job as well? No harm to the lad, like me he just cannae play football!
September 6, 20188 yr Normally, when a manager is sacked, there will be interviews with players saying they are gutted and let him down. This time, none of that. Interviews have all indicated, reading between the lines, that they're glad to see the back of him. Even one of his own signings, Josh Heaton, said it didn't bother him at all Stubbs going! I really do wonder the level of what was going on there. Edited September 6, 20188 yr by Hendo
September 6, 20188 yr 2 hours ago, Hendo said: Normally, when a manager is sacked, there will be interviews with players saying they are gutted and let him down. This time, none of that. Interviews have all indicated, reading between the lines, that they're glad to see the back of him. Even one of his own signings, Josh Heaton, said it didn't bother him at all Stubbs going! I really do wonder the level of what was going on there. No surprise in all of that. The players looked confused and nHeaton was benchwarming under Stubbs so he's sure to have a beef.
September 6, 20188 yr When players join a club it is the other players they form a bond with in normal circumstances not the manager so I'm not surprised if some of Stubb's signings are not bothered that he has gone.
September 6, 20188 yr listed in the betting to be the next Cheltenham manager. https://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/cheltenham/next-permanent-manager God help them...
September 6, 20188 yr Picture the scenes... it's a snowy day, BT Sport are covering the festive game at home to Kilmarnock, and they've got Coisty, Rae and Stubbs on the panel.
September 6, 20188 yr 7 hours ago, Drew said: Curiously enough, that is what former St Mirren star striker, and Summer of 'Beath stalwart Gareth Wardlaw now does for a living. I hope he didn't have to serve his apprenticeship in Wishaw.... I liked big Wardlaw. The bloke was a trier. That goal at Aberdeen was huge. Just a guy who had some talent and gave it a go. Good on him.
September 6, 20188 yr Why are so many tipping him for a media gig? He could hardly string two words together. You know?
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