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SpireRam, on 04 January 2024 - 01:56 PM, said:
By Alan Nixon
Plymouth Argyle have picked their next boss after a round of talks with candidates.
The Devon club are now trying to hammer out personal terms with their selection who came top of a final three-man panel.
John Eustace, Paul Cook and Ian Foster have made it to the last stage but the identity of the ‘winner’ is being kept secret.
Eustace is available and could come with assistant Keith Downing. Cook would also jump at a move from Chesterfield to the Championship.
However Foster, currently working with Steven Gerrard in Saudi Arabia, is a strong option. He is known to Neil Dewsnip and has previous experience with England’s young national teams.
Argyle will reveal their new man once the wages and contractual issues are sorted but that could be very soon.
^ Alan Nixon on Plymouth situation. Looks like someone throwing a lot of names as one will bound to be right. At least, that’s my hope.
Plymouth Argyle have picked their next boss after a round of talks with candidates.
The Devon club are now trying to hammer out personal terms with their selection who came top of a final three-man panel.
John Eustace, Paul Cook and Ian Foster have made it to the last stage but the identity of the ‘winner’ is being kept secret.
Eustace is available and could come with assistant Keith Downing. Cook would also jump at a move from Chesterfield to the Championship.
However Foster, currently working with Steven Gerrard in Saudi Arabia, is a strong option. He is known to Neil Dewsnip and has previous experience with England’s young national teams.
Argyle will reveal their new man once the wages and contractual issues are sorted but that could be very soon.
^ Alan Nixon on Plymouth situation. Looks like someone throwing a lot of names as one will bound to be right. At least, that’s my hope.
As usual I have no inside info but when Cook dropped back down the levels to manage us I’m sure there would have been an agreement with our board not to stand in his way if an opportunity he wants comes his way. I’m sure he has been after the Plymouth job, and I’m sure others will come up. Thankfully, even if he leaves he has taken us forward significantly (again) and it seems Webb was kept on with succession planning in mind.
