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Bowyer to Huddersfield?!
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Danny Cowley at 6/1 looks a decent bet0
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I doubt he would go to Huddersfield, but we have to accept that more and more clubs will be taking an interest as the months pass.1
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Likewise.Stu_of_Kunming said:
I know 3 Leeds fans out here and they are always telling me what a legend Bowyer is up there.The Red Robin said:
He's not actually that popular among Leeds fans.ForeverAddickted said:I'm sure the Leeds fans would really love him if he chose to go and work @ Huddersfield, and reckon he knows it
What next? - Chris Powell to be the next Millwall Manager?0 -
Danny Cowley would be a fantastic appointment for them.
If Bowyer left I’d want him or Jackson.0 -
Next manager markets are a graveyard for mug punters. I'd only be interested in that bet if I was the one laying it.1
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And that is why he would be better off biding his time (if indeed he does move on).MuttleyCAFC said:I doubt he would go to Huddersfield, but we have to accept that more and more clubs will be taking an interest as the months pass.0 -
Agreed - His stock is hardly diminishing.ricky_otto said:
And that is why he would be better off biding his time (if indeed he does move on).MuttleyCAFC said:I doubt he would go to Huddersfield, but we have to accept that more and more clubs will be taking an interest as the months pass.0 -
His stocks even higher than it was in the summer, Huddersfield have £££ and he could probably negotiate a lucrative offer.Callumcafc said:If he didn’t leave for Derby or Swansea in the summer, I can’t see why he’d suddenly be interested in jumping ship to Huddersfield who are in freefall.
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This.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Those odds mean nothing really.
If you rang up and asked for 500 quid on Tony Pulis they'd shit themselves, let you put about 20 quid on and would instantly make him about 1/3 favourite.
If & when Bowyer leaves us it will be for his fishing lakes.4 -
This is my only concern. A big budget to work with and probably 3x what he's on at the moment, plus no shitty owner as somebody above has mentioned.se9addick said:
His stocks even higher than it was in the summer, Huddersfield have £££ and he could probably negotiate a lucrative offer.Callumcafc said:If he didn’t leave for Derby or Swansea in the summer, I can’t see why he’d suddenly be interested in jumping ship to Huddersfield who are in freefall.
Regardless of where they sit in the table, I'm sure the money offered could compensate for any doubts Bowyer may have.
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Big budget and 3x his wage is exactly what Derby (and Swansea to a lesser extent) could’ve given him but it didn’t happen...DoctorCharlton said:
This is my only concern. A big budget to work with and probably 3x what he's on at the moment, plus no shitty owner as somebody above has mentioned.se9addick said:
His stocks even higher than it was in the summer, Huddersfield have £££ and he could probably negotiate a lucrative offer.Callumcafc said:If he didn’t leave for Derby or Swansea in the summer, I can’t see why he’d suddenly be interested in jumping ship to Huddersfield who are in freefall.
Regardless of where they sit in the table, I'm sure the money offered could compensate for any doubts Bowyer may have.0 -
Our owner was so so nice to Bowyer after promotion Bowyer has no doubt where he stands.
I anticipate Bowyer, Jackson and Gallen being replaced by Nobby Vinegar, Fraeye and Driesen.
What could possibly go wrong Roland? Huh?1 -
There are Leeds fans and Derby fans talking about Bowyer should they need a manager down the line. This sort of talk will only increase. It is a big reason Bowyer would not jump ship to Huddersfield for financial reasons. The move doesn't make sense for financial reasons, forgetting about emotional reasons.0
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We're biased.
Read this site and every player linked with a move would be better off staying with us according to many fans but still they leave.
Managers are no different. If they offer is good enough, they go.
Not as if he can trust the owner to not publicly sack him without telling him or to give him a tiny budget after getting promotion.
Or he can move back to a part of country he lived in before and earn a lot more money.
Grant and Taylor re-united in January?3 -
Bigger budgets don't matter until January. Until then Huddersfield will be in a right mess, they've got a losing culture at the club which will probably take a clear out from top to bottom squad wise with probably the exception of Grant.0
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But that's because they didn't approach him. If they had, he would have been sorely tempted. More pay, better budget, sane owner.Callumcafc said:
Big budget and 3x his wage is exactly what Derby (and Swansea to a lesser extent) could’ve given him but it didn’t happen...DoctorCharlton said:
This is my only concern. A big budget to work with and probably 3x what he's on at the moment, plus no shitty owner as somebody above has mentioned.se9addick said:
His stocks even higher than it was in the summer, Huddersfield have £££ and he could probably negotiate a lucrative offer.Callumcafc said:If he didn’t leave for Derby or Swansea in the summer, I can’t see why he’d suddenly be interested in jumping ship to Huddersfield who are in freefall.
Regardless of where they sit in the table, I'm sure the money offered could compensate for any doubts Bowyer may have.1 -
Henry Irving said:"Betting odds are real indicators of fact, the bookies rarely get things wrong"
Or so I read on here frequently.
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Correct - we do rarely get things wrong.To prove the point, it's a fact that 2+2=5
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Henry Irving said:Grant and Taylor re-united in January?
Already seeing the Huddersfield fans tweeting about it lol
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I just have a gut feeling that it ain’t happening in all honesty. While there are many reasons why you couldn’t blame anyone for getting out as soon as possible, there any many parts to this rumour that just don’t add up.
We will see but like @SantaClaus said, at 3/10, I’d much rather be a layer.0 -
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What's the point of a big budget 2 weeks after the window closes? Huddersfield could still be around the relegation places by the time the new manager can change thingsDoctorCharlton said:
This is my only concern. A big budget to work with and probably 3x what he's on at the moment, plus no shitty owner as somebody above has mentioned.se9addick said:
His stocks even higher than it was in the summer, Huddersfield have £££ and he could probably negotiate a lucrative offer.Callumcafc said:If he didn’t leave for Derby or Swansea in the summer, I can’t see why he’d suddenly be interested in jumping ship to Huddersfield who are in freefall.
Regardless of where they sit in the table, I'm sure the money offered could compensate for any doubts Bowyer may have.
Huddersfield hardly splashed the cash in the summer anyway, they're not a Derby or Fulham2 -
More chance of Grant rejoining LB back at Charlton.0
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Chizz said:@bobmunro What's your view on Paddy Power offering odds on the next Huddersfield manager? Do you think there's a possibility of a conflict of interest?
None at all. They also offer odds on Huddersfield games and that isn't a conflict either.PP are a shirt sponsor and as such would have no legitimate access to internal club affairs.
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Did it not happen because he turned them down or did they simply choose someone else?Callumcafc said:
Big budget and 3x his wage is exactly what Derby (and Swansea to a lesser extent) could’ve given him but it didn’t happen...DoctorCharlton said:
This is my only concern. A big budget to work with and probably 3x what he's on at the moment, plus no shitty owner as somebody above has mentioned.se9addick said:
His stocks even higher than it was in the summer, Huddersfield have £££ and he could probably negotiate a lucrative offer.Callumcafc said:If he didn’t leave for Derby or Swansea in the summer, I can’t see why he’d suddenly be interested in jumping ship to Huddersfield who are in freefall.
Regardless of where they sit in the table, I'm sure the money offered could compensate for any doubts Bowyer may have.1 -
killerandflash said:
What's the point of a big budget 2 weeks after the window closes? Huddersfield could still be around the relegation places by the time the new manager can change thingsDoctorCharlton said:
This is my only concern. A big budget to work with and probably 3x what he's on at the moment, plus no shitty owner as somebody above has mentioned.se9addick said:
His stocks even higher than it was in the summer, Huddersfield have £££ and he could probably negotiate a lucrative offer.Callumcafc said:If he didn’t leave for Derby or Swansea in the summer, I can’t see why he’d suddenly be interested in jumping ship to Huddersfield who are in freefall.
Regardless of where they sit in the table, I'm sure the money offered could compensate for any doubts Bowyer may have.
Huddersfield hardly splashed the cash in the summer anyway, they're not a Derby or Fulham
already got a team that's more than good enough to compete in the championship and arguably one of the best strikers in the league is there already.
Only a few months then he can start the process of building his own team, I'm sure that's how they'd pitch it to him. With their parachute payments i'm sure they're not short of a few quid.
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Why is it Harris from down the road is never in the betting for vacancies?1
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Everyone has the price but I would be amazed if Bowyer were to go there right now. The only reason he would go there now is if things were happening behind the scenes that we don't know about e.g. the "gifted" geek foisting players on him or Roland phoning through the team on a Friday night...and I think that lesson has been learnt.0
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Not a very good manager?Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Why is it Harris from down the road is never in the betting for vacancies?1 -
If he can keep that shower in the Championship he can't be too bad.Covered_End_Lad said:
Not a very good manager?Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Why is it Harris from down the road is never in the betting for vacancies?1 -
Hardly. I could think of half a dozen better than Grant, if not moreDoctorCharlton said:killerandflash said:
What's the point of a big budget 2 weeks after the window closes? Huddersfield could still be around the relegation places by the time the new manager can change thingsDoctorCharlton said:
This is my only concern. A big budget to work with and probably 3x what he's on at the moment, plus no shitty owner as somebody above has mentioned.se9addick said:
His stocks even higher than it was in the summer, Huddersfield have £££ and he could probably negotiate a lucrative offer.Callumcafc said:If he didn’t leave for Derby or Swansea in the summer, I can’t see why he’d suddenly be interested in jumping ship to Huddersfield who are in freefall.
Regardless of where they sit in the table, I'm sure the money offered could compensate for any doubts Bowyer may have.
Huddersfield hardly splashed the cash in the summer anyway, they're not a Derby or Fulham
already got a team that's more than good enough to compete in the championship and arguably one of the best strikers in the league is there already.
Only a few months then he can start the process of building his own team, I'm sure that's how they'd pitch it to him. With their parachute payments i'm sure they're not short of a few quid.1
