CONFIMRED. A nice parting gift from RFC making it sound like it was his decision to step down as manager.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Bowen could be leaving after all, according to ya man Eddie.
We can confirm that Mark Bowen has departed Reading Football Club
Having stepped away from his position as manager a few days ago, Mark was offered a new role within the Royals’ restructure, but after careful consideration he has chosen to pursue new opportunities elsewhere.
Just seen the confirmation by the club on Twitter.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Bowen could be leaving after all, according to ya man Eddie.
Fans are fully justified to react negatively to this. Bowen has been treated very poorly. We have yet another very odd managerial appointment to look forward to.tidus_mi2 wrote:Just seen the confirmation by the club on Twitter.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Bowen could be leaving after all, according to ya man Eddie.
Might I add I find Reading fans on Twitter to be a bunch of negative tossers.
Has he? His record was average, the timing is pretty poor but that's about it. The worst thing about it was he couldn't seem to get the team going post-lockdown, some absolutely gutless performances with the great win at Luton amongst the mix.Zip wrote:Fans are fully justified to react negatively to this. Bowen has been treated very poorly. We have yet another very odd managerial appointment to look forward to.tidus_mi2 wrote:Just seen the confirmation by the club on Twitter.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Bowen could be leaving after all, according to ya man Eddie.
Might I add I find Reading fans on Twitter to be a bunch of negative tossers.
I’m with you on the good stuff they have done. However these constant managerial changes every nine months are absurd. We have seen that it just doesn’t work over the past five or six years. We now seem to specialise in bringing in managers with zero experience of the Championship. They bring in their own preferred style of play and formations and we are back to square one again.tidus_mi2 wrote:Has he? His record was average, the timing is pretty poor but that's about it. The worst thing about it was he couldn't seem to get the team going post-lockdown, some absolutely gutless performances with the great win at Luton amongst the mix.Zip wrote:Fans are fully justified to react negatively to this. Bowen has been treated very poorly. We have yet another very odd managerial appointment to look forward to.tidus_mi2 wrote: Just seen the confirmation by the club on Twitter.
Might I add I find Reading fans on Twitter to be a bunch of negative tossers.
Fans very quickly laying into the Chinese owners who have invested a lot of money into the new training facilities, offer amongst the lowest tickets in the division, offered free away travel to the furthest stadiums and offered iFollow for free to ST holders. They want to invest heavily to get us up, these are the owners that before FFP most fans would be delighted to have but because of FFP, which is a shit system that will never work while parachute payments exist, people think we're a financial mess.
Look, I get the way this whole managerial change has happened is a mess but Bowen is being played up as having achieved far more than he did which I'm finding quite ridiculous, I think it's fair to say it was wrong to do it so close to the season's start but that's about it.
tidus_mi2 wrote:Has he? His record was average, the timing is pretty poor but that's about it. The worst thing about it was he couldn't seem to get the team going post-lockdown, some absolutely gutless performances with the great win at Luton amongst the mix.Zip wrote:Fans are fully justified to react negatively to this. Bowen has been treated very poorly. We have yet another very odd managerial appointment to look forward to.tidus_mi2 wrote: Just seen the confirmation by the club on Twitter.
Might I add I find Reading fans on Twitter to be a bunch of negative tossers.
Fans very quickly laying into the Chinese owners who have invested a lot of money into the new training facilities, offer amongst the lowest tickets in the division, offered free away travel to the furthest stadiums and offered iFollow for free to ST holders. They want to invest heavily to get us up, these are the owners that before FFP most fans would be delighted to have but because of FFP, which is a shit system that will never work while parachute payments exist, people think we're a financial mess.
Look, I get the way this whole managerial change has happened is a mess but Bowen is being played up as having achieved far more than he did which I'm finding quite ridiculous, I think it's fair to say it was wrong to do it so close to the season's start but that's about it.
Which fans wanted him gone? The vast majority didn’t.Some of our fan base is so fickle these days. Christ if this guy starts badly you will doubtless be calling for his head.Felt91 wrote:tidus_mi2 wrote:Has he? His record was average, the timing is pretty poor but that's about it. The worst thing about it was he couldn't seem to get the team going post-lockdown, some absolutely gutless performances with the great win at Luton amongst the mix.Zip wrote:
Fans are fully justified to react negatively to this. Bowen has been treated very poorly. We have yet another very odd managerial appointment to look forward to.
Fans very quickly laying into the Chinese owners who have invested a lot of money into the new training facilities, offer amongst the lowest tickets in the division, offered free away travel to the furthest stadiums and offered iFollow for free to ST holders. They want to invest heavily to get us up, these are the owners that before FFP most fans would be delighted to have but because of FFP, which is a shit system that will never work while parachute payments exist, people think we're a financial mess.
Look, I get the way this whole managerial change has happened is a mess but Bowen is being played up as having achieved far more than he did which I'm finding quite ridiculous, I think it's fair to say it was wrong to do it so close to the season's start but that's about it.
Fans wanted him gone for most of he’s time as manager, now he’s gone there upset. Get a grip. It might work, it might not. Owners are trying to make it work (right way or wrong way)
Sheffield Wednesday defender gets sent off for punching the ball off the line first game of the season then reading prob win that game and get a bit of confidence. They didn’t and then struggled. Just need a bit of luck with any manager in charge and see where that takes us.
Looking forward to all those saying the changed were fine because Bowen was in the loop and happy to be DoF eating some pie.Pepe the Horseman wrote:CONFIMRED. A nice parting gift from RFC making it sound like it was his decision to step down as manager.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Bowen could be leaving after all, according to ya man Eddie.
We can confirm that Mark Bowen has departed Reading Football Club
Having stepped away from his position as manager a few days ago, Mark was offered a new role within the Royals’ restructure, but after careful consideration he has chosen to pursue new opportunities elsewhere.
Bowen’s League record of 13 wins, 13 losses and 9 draws is a marked improvement on what Stam (second season), Clement and Gomes achieved. I can guarantee we will have some muppets applauding the new appointment who will want him sacked if we start badly.Snowflake Royal wrote:Looking forward to all those saying the changed were fine because Bowen was in the loop and happy to be DoF eating some pie.Pepe the Horseman wrote:CONFIMRED. A nice parting gift from RFC making it sound like it was his decision to step down as manager.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Bowen could be leaving after all, according to ya man Eddie.
We can confirm that Mark Bowen has departed Reading Football Club
Having stepped away from his position as manager a few days ago, Mark was offered a new role within the Royals’ restructure, but after careful consideration he has chosen to pursue new opportunities elsewhere.
Treated disgracefully.
I reckon I could name a few right now.Zip wrote:Bowen’s League record of 13 wins, 13 losses and 9 draws is a marked improvement on what Stam (second season), Clement and Gomes achieved. I can guarantee we will have some muppets applauding the new appointment who will want him sacked if we start badly.Snowflake Royal wrote:Looking forward to all those saying the changed were fine because Bowen was in the loop and happy to be DoF eating some pie.Pepe the Horseman wrote: CONFIMRED. A nice parting gift from RFC making it sound like it was his decision to step down as manager.
Treated disgracefully.
It’s been an absolute shambles. Too quick to offer him the perm contract & treating him like shit when he kept us up is a disgrace. Can’t imagine we are going to fare much better this season & we could see all his work undone pretty quickly.Old Man Andrews wrote:Shambles.
The decision to remove Bowen aside, the communication and overall way the whole thing has been handled is amateurish and disgraceful.
Yep, really pleased Bowen told us where to stick it when treated like shit. Hope he goes on to prove a success somewhere that isn't a basket case. Clearly plenty of promise for a successful career.Notts Royal wrote:It’s been an absolute shambles. Too quick to offer him the perm contract & treating him like shit when he kept us up is a disgrace. Can’t imagine we are going to fare much better this season & we could see all his work undone pretty quickly.Old Man Andrews wrote:Shambles.
The decision to remove Bowen aside, the communication and overall way the whole thing has been handled is amateurish and disgraceful.
Good on Bowen for leaving us...he’ll be much better off out this basket case of a club. Bumpy times ahead guys, buckle up
Sad to say I agree. I tend to be relatively positive re Reading FC but the shambles over the past week defies belief. We are about to start the new season with rookies in charge of the club. They have no experience of the Championship. At least when Gomes came in Nigel Howe was in the background. I wish them all the best but I think we are going to be in deep trouble.Notts Royal wrote:It’s been an absolute shambles. Too quick to offer him the perm contract & treating him like shit when he kept us up is a disgrace. Can’t imagine we are going to fare much better this season & we could see all his work undone pretty quickly.Old Man Andrews wrote:Shambles.
The decision to remove Bowen aside, the communication and overall way the whole thing has been handled is amateurish and disgraceful.
Good on Bowen for leaving us...he’ll be much better off out this basket case of a club. Bumpy times ahead guys, buckle up
Well said sirtidus_mi2 wrote:
Look, I get the way this whole managerial change has happened is a mess but Bowen is being played up as having achieved far more than he did which I'm finding quite ridiculous, I think it's fair to say it was wrong to do it so close to the season's start but that's about it.
As funny as that'd be, they'll be back before it kicks in, even if it does go back on the list.John Madejski's Wallet wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/ ... cases-rise
Please let them get stuck, please let them get stuck, please let them get stuck
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