Ex-Imps Discussion Thread

[S6Ian]

According to my local rag, Steve Tilson fancies another shot at Southend manager....

https://www.echo-news.co.uk/sport/1...d-legend-steve-tilson-keen-return-roots-hall/

 

[plumbob]

According to my local rag, Steve Tilson fancies another shot at Southend manager....

https://www.echo-news.co.uk/sport/1...d-legend-steve-tilson-keen-return-roots-hall/

We all know how good he is!
Probably a bit of a legend with them, but I doubt they will want him back after seeing his record with us and then being sacked at Canvey within a year.

 

[hulloutpost]

There'll be no Freddie Eastwood to bail him out this time. He'll be shopping for scrag end footballers.

 

[S6Ian]

We all know how good he is!
Probably a bit of a legend with them, but I doubt they will want him back after seeing his record with us and then being sacked at Canvey within a year.

Tilson is a legend with Southend fans although a lot are fully aware of his record post Southend.
As for not wanting him back, they are up the Swanee financially (And were prior to lockdown) and I imagine he would be a cheaper option.

 

[Impish]

Tilson is a legend with Southend fans although a lot are fully aware of his record post Southend.
As for not wanting him back, they are up the Swanee financially (And were prior to lockdown) and I imagine he would be a cheaper option.

I agree, Tilson is a leg end.

 

[DonnyImp]

I agree, Tilson is a leg end.

A bellend more like!

 

[stokeimp]

Adam Marriott awarded National League North Player of the Year

 

[berksimps]

Stoke captain, Sam Clucas scored the second in their 2-0 victory over Birmingham in the Championship.
Result put them four points clear of the relegation positions.

 

[Imps2018]

Stoke captain, Sam Clucas scored the second in their 2-0 victory over Birmingham in the Championship.
Result put them four points clear of the relegation positions.

I think points aren’t important in this relegation race. At this rate all 3 places are going to be down to who gets the biggest deduction for finances.

 

[berksimps]

Gareth Ainsworth and Ryan Allsop see Wycombe promoted to the Champioship.

Massive congratulations. ,

 

[SwedishImp]

I think points aren’t important in this relegation race. At this rate all 3 places are going to be down to who gets the biggest deduction for finances.

But are Huddersfield in that mix for financial mess-ups? I do hope so.

 

[Rasenimp]

Sky Sports reporting multiple Championship clubs in for Rob Dickie from Oxford. Did look good when he was with us.

 

[Luke Imp]

Sky Sports reporting multiple Championship clubs in for Rob Dickie from Oxford. Did look good when he was with us.

I think both him and Wharton are MA kinda defenders.

We probably had them both a year or so too early to where we were.

 

[RedImp73]

Sky Sports reporting multiple Championship clubs in for Rob Dickie from Oxford. Did look good when he was with us.

Reports suggesting he will go for £2-3 million. One that got away?

 

[imps_joe]

Reports suggesting he will go for £2-3 million. One that got away?

I thought we tried to sign him but he chose Oxford

 

[Bucksimp]

Reports suggesting he will go for £2-3 million. One that got away?

I think he ditched us rather than the other way round. Could be wrong.

 

[hulloutpost]

I think he ditched us rather than the other way round. Could be wrong.

Oxford were a league up and better geographically; he also made comments about the style of play suiting him at Oxford.

 

[impsimps]

Good to hear Gareth being interviewed on Radio 5 live tonight, very up and reflective on the season, spoke very well and you could see why the players got behind him. Very realistic about next season but up for the challenge, think he said for getting into the Championship his Club gets £ 8 million. Good luck to him next season.

 

[German Imp]

I hope their wage bill does not rocket up to 19 million !

 

[MaineRoad_96]

I hope their wage bill does not rocket up to 19 million !

Perhaps a sad indictment of the state of English football, but it looks as though the likes of Rotherham have accepted their fate as a side that is strong for League One, but struggles to compete in the Championship. Rather than ‘live the dream’ and chase being competitive in the Championship, they are bouncing between the two divisions. Makes them financially secure.