Selles out

[Hound]

Even if we did sack him, who would come in, knowing a new owner could come in and decide he wants somebody else in job?

Yeah guess that’s part of the issue

[karbota]

Even if we did sack him, who would come in, knowing a new owner could come in and decide he wants somebody else in job?

Yeah guess that’s part of the issue

Parky would jump at the opportunity, he would even take a pay cut!

[Hound]

Even if we did sack him, who would come in, knowing a new owner could come in and decide he wants somebody else in job?

Yeah guess that’s part of the issue

Parky would jump at the opportunity, he would even take a pay cut!

Only if he was insane

[On Strings]

Even if we did sack him, who would come in, knowing a new owner could come in and decide he wants somebody else in job?

Yeah guess that’s part of the issue

Parky would jump at the opportunity, he would even take a pay cut!

No he wouldn't. He's said in the past he wouldn't want to manage us. That was back when he was with Bradford, but for whatever reason, he isn't fond of the idea of managing us, and considering how the club looks today, I doubt he'll have changed his mind.

[TiagoIlori]

As much of a subpar manager Selles is, the club simply has far too many issues for them to be fixed by having someone else.

We have absolutely no chance of staying up for as long as the club does not have new owners.

[Royal_jimmy]

Yeah guess that’s part of the issue

Parky would jump at the opportunity, he would even take a pay cut!

No he wouldn't. He's said in the past he wouldn't want to manage us. That was back when he was with Bradford, but for whatever reason, he isn't fond of the idea of managing us, and considering how the club looks today, I doubt he'll have changed his mind.

And now thanks to that fat Chinese prick Dai Yongge we are setting up to be the next Bradford and some fans thought relegation would be a good thing

[Pepe the Horseman]

Does anyone feel vaguely sick watching Chris Wilder walk back into Sheffield United and see him have a nearly instant impact? If we can believe the press reports, we were so close to having him at manager.

Wilder would have jumped at the first opportunity, something he has form for.

Yeh, this. He would've walked before a ball had even been kicked.

[Orion1871]

Parky was warned years ago not to take the job by people who knew him because of the state of the club. This was before all the points deductions and before he joined Wrexham. Nothing will have happened since to change his mind.

So ignore Karboot and his shtick.

[Stranded]

Well I woke up to a very random dream this morning. Random as I usually neither remember my dreams or dream about football but if this dream were to come true - we will hear something positive about the takeover this week following a 2-1 win over Oxford. The new owners will then go on to give the job to Steve Bruce.

[Sutekh]

Even if we did sack him, who would come in, knowing a new owner could come in and decide he wants somebody else in job?

Yeah guess that’s part of the issue

Parky would jump at the opportunity, he would even take a pay cut!

Seriously, which drug is carboot on?

[Sutekh]

Well I woke up to a very random dream this morning. Random as I usually neither remember my dreams or dream about football but if this dream were to come true - we will hear something positive about the takeover this week following a 2-1 win over Oxford. The new owners will then go on to give the job to Steve Bruce.

It has come to this that Steve Bruce would be a step forward for the club.

[WestYorksRoyal]

Yeah guess that’s part of the issue

Parky would jump at the opportunity, he would even take a pay cut!

Seriously, which drug is carboot on?

He's playing for attention.

To be fair, if the right ownership came in I could see him returning "one day" after his time at Wrexham has come to a natural end - help rebuild a club close to his heart. But the hierarchy would be key.

[genome]

stop quoting the guy

[NathStPaul]

"He's playing for attention"

So they quote him relentlessly..... So much

[Snowflake Royal]

Parky would jump at the opportunity, he would even take a pay cut!

Seriously, which drug is carboot on?

He's playing for attention.

To be fair, if the right ownership came in I could see him returning "one day" after his time at Wrexham has come to a natural end - help rebuild a club close to his heart. But the hierarchy would be key.

I can't. Either we have the right set up and we're too big a job for him, or we have the wrong set up and he should avoid us like the plague.

[WestYorksRoyal]

Seriously, which drug is carboot on?

He's playing for attention.

To be fair, if the right ownership came in I could see him returning "one day" after his time at Wrexham has come to a natural end - help rebuild a club close to his heart. But the hierarchy would be key.

I can't. Either we have the right set up and we're too big a job for him, or we have the wrong set up and he should avoid us like the plague.

If we get the right set up, we don't become a big job overnight. There would be a L2/L1 rebuild job.

[Snowflake Royal]

He's playing for attention.

To be fair, if the right ownership came in I could see him returning "one day" after his time at Wrexham has come to a natural end - help rebuild a club close to his heart. But the hierarchy would be key.

I can't. Either we have the right set up and we're too big a job for him, or we have the wrong set up and he should avoid us like the plague.

If we get the right set up, we don't become a big job overnight. There would be a L2/L1 rebuild job.

He's done big expectations and failed before. Our expectations with the right ownership would be essentially instant promotion from L2 or at least pushing for L1 play offs first full season.

His recent success is NL and L2 with bags of money to buy success, whilst we can't pay for a signing for at least another year.

If we were where we are now 10 years ago, yeah.

[WestYorksRoyal]

I can't. Either we have the right set up and we're too big a job for him, or we have the wrong set up and he should avoid us like the plague.

If we get the right set up, we don't become a big job overnight. There would be a L2/L1 rebuild job.

He's done big expectations and failed before. Our expectations with the right ownership would be essentially instant promotion from L2 or at least pushing for L1 play offs first full season.

His recent success is NL and L2 with bags of money to buy success, whilst we can't pay for a signing for at least another year.

If we were where we are now 10 years ago, yeah.

He took Colchester to the Championship and Bradford to the L1 play-offs, not to mention their cup run.

His Championship record is not good, but the only blemish at this level was Sunderland who were a massive club for whom success had to be instant. We're a patient bunch here. Even in L2 we'd know that the best success needs firm foundations.

[Snowflake Royal]

If we get the right set up, we don't become a big job overnight. There would be a L2/L1 rebuild job.

He's done big expectations and failed before. Our expectations with the right ownership would be essentially instant promotion from L2 or at least pushing for L1 play offs first full season.

His recent success is NL and L2 with bags of money to buy success, whilst we can't pay for a signing for at least another year.

If we were where we are now 10 years ago, yeah.

He took Colchester to the Championship and Bradford to the L1 play-offs, not to mention their cup run.

His Championship record is not good, but the only blemish at this level was Sunderland who were a massive club for whom success had to be instant. We're a patient bunch here. Even in L2 we'd know that the best success needs firm foundations.

He left Colchester in 2006 and Bradford in 2016. Hence why I said '10 years ago, yeah'

[WestYorksRoyal]

He's done big expectations and failed before. Our expectations with the right ownership would be essentially instant promotion from L2 or at least pushing for L1 play offs first full season.

His recent success is NL and L2 with bags of money to buy success, whilst we can't pay for a signing for at least another year.

If we were where we are now 10 years ago, yeah.

He took Colchester to the Championship and Bradford to the L1 play-offs, not to mention their cup run.

His Championship record is not good, but the only blemish at this level was Sunderland who were a massive club for whom success had to be instant. We're a patient bunch here. Even in L2 we'd know that the best success needs firm foundations.

He left Colchester in 2006 and Bradford in 2016. Hence why I said '10 years ago, yeah'

I didn't mention his more recent achievements at Bolton and Wrexham. Big budget at the latter but we of all fans know that doesn't guarantee success.

The debate is whether it would ever be possible. In the event it was, I would expect 90% of fans to snap your hand off.