The Ryan Lowe Thread!
Syrup of Figs usually does the trick.Ryan Lowe....."I was relieved"
If he must have something out of a box - 'Senokot' :- the manufacturers do a liquid version, too.
I think he’ll go back in at Shrewsbury.
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I'll trump you and say Burscough.I think he’ll go back in at Shrewsbury.
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He's rewriting history! Ryan Lowe speaks about why he left Preston and his gut instinct.
“It’s a big thing for me. I have been on the touchline many times and thought: ‘I need to get that player off quick; I need to change shape quick’, and I’ve done it and it’s worked.”
I've watched games live or on TV, and I've been screaming for a change of shape or a substitution. Yes, it usually happens, but with Lowe it was generally 10 minutes too late and the game was lost. Last night (against Sunderland) I found myself in the same position - moments later the Sky cameras zoom in on the subs about to come on.
“It’s a big thing for me. I have been on the touchline many times and thought: ‘I need to get that player off quick; I need to change shape quick’, and I’ve done it and it’s worked.”
I've watched games live or on TV, and I've been screaming for a change of shape or a substitution. Yes, it usually happens, but with Lowe it was generally 10 minutes too late and the game was lost. Last night (against Sunderland) I found myself in the same position - moments later the Sky cameras zoom in on the subs about to come on.
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Who was the manager in the stands that he felt the pressure off? And when was it?
If Billy Davies - against Ipswich in February.
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I think he’ll go back in at Shrewsbury.
Just been reading about the troubles at Sheff Weds, reckon he's putting all his eggs in that basket for when they need a new manager and we'll see the hype machine go in to overdrive then...
But they can attract far better than that fake.
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He's rewriting history! Ryan Lowe speaks about why he left Preston and his gut instinct.
“It’s a big thing for me. I have been on the touchline many times and thought: ‘I need to get that player off quick; I need to change shape quick’, and I’ve done it and it’s worked.”
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Get on it Lowie laaaaaaaa
Strange decision, looking at it from outside their club.
Cov have the same points as us, have scored more and conceded less. 8th in the form table.
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Get on it Lowie laaaaaaaa
That’s an atrocious decision. New owner has brought in utter dross with the money generated by Hamer and Gyokeres and then it’s the manager that gets bent over even after everything he’s given them
Don’t be surprised if another team in this league sacks their manager very quickly to get on the phone to Robins
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That’s an atrocious decision. New owner has brought in utter dross with the money generated by Hamer and Gyokeres and then it’s the manager that gets bent over even after everything he’s given them
Don’t be surprised if another team in this league sacks their manager very quickly to get on the phone to Robins
I was thinking the same.
But according to this, Cov have spent A LOT of money on players over last 2 seasons:
2023/2024 £37.51 million spent (£42.25 million income)
2024/2025 £17.25 million spent (£0 income)
So they've spent £54.76 million on players over the last 2 seasons!! (nett outlay - £12.51 million)
We could only dream of spending money like that!
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I was thinking the same.
But according to this, Cov have spent A LOT of money on players over last 2 seasons:
2023/2024 £37.51 million spent (£42.25 million income)
2024/2025 £17.25 million spent (£0 income)
So they've spent £54.76 million on players over the last 2 seasons!! (nett outlay - £12.51 million)
We could only dream of spending money like that!
That’s what I mean. They sold two players for mind boggling money at this level…and then replaced them with:
- 7m for Ellis Simms (someone who was available for 750k before he scored twice for Everton)
- 11m for Haji Wright who has one good game in 5 according to Cov fans
- 5m for Jack Rudoni who got relegated
- 3m for Van Ewijk who can’t defend
- 4.5m for Liam Kitching who didn’t even impress in League 1
Thats transfer activity that Ridsdale would be proud of. All because Doug King wanted to play Director of Football
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That’s what I mean. They sold two players for mind boggling money at this level…and then replaced them with:
- 7m for Ellis Simms (someone who was available for 750k before he scored twice for Everton)
- 11m for Haji Wright who has one good game in 5 according to Cov fans
- 5m for Jack Rudoni who got relegated
- 3m for Van Ewijk who can’t defend
- 4.5m for Liam Kitching who didn’t even impress in League 1
Thats transfer activity that Ridsdale would be proud of. All because Doug King wanted to play Director of Football
Yeah but they've still laid out £54.76 million on incoming players in 2 seasons, which is an astonishing amount of money at Championship level whichever way you slice it.
Guess it depends who 'head hunted' the incoming players. If it was Robins, then can't blame their board for expecting better results.
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That’s an atrocious decision. New owner has brought in utter dross with the money generated by Hamer and Gyokeres and then it’s the manager that gets bent over even after everything he’s given them
Don’t be surprised if another team in this league sacks their manager very quickly to get on the phone to Robins
He's took them as far as he can. Sometimes a manager can't take a team anymore and the club need a different direction.
I'm thinking of someone like Eddie Howe at Bournemouth or Sean Dyche at Burnley.
Managers can't be around for ever and if a club has ambitions of making the prem then they need to try something different.
The supercomputer (you know, that thing they always say predicts the future but never gets it right), thinks Lowe is getting the Coventry job
www.sportscasting.com
AI Predicts Next Coventry Manager: Ryan Lowe Set For Sky Blues
According to SportCasting's AI Supercomputer, former Preston North End boss Ryan Lowe is set to become Coventry City's next manager.
I think he’ll go back in at Shrewsbury.
Will Coventry take a punt on him ??
The supercomputer (you know, that thing they always say predicts the future but never gets it right), thinks Lowe is getting the Coventry job
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AI Predicts Next Coventry Manager: Ryan Lowe Set For Sky Blues
According to SportCasting's AI Supercomputer, former Preston North End boss Ryan Lowe is set to become Coventry City's next manager.www.sportscasting.com
I always love that line “ Lowes managerial style is influenced by Pep Guardiola , Rafa Benitez and Jurgen Klopp “ 😂😂😂
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I always love that line “ Lowes managerial style is influenced by Pep Guardiola , Rafa Benitez and Jurgen Klopp “ 😂😂😂
Bullshit at it's finest. 💩
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Strange decision, looking at it from outside their club.
Cov have the same points as us, have scored more and conceded less. 8th in the form table.
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4th in the xG table too
14.9 xG conceded. 19 goals conceded
20.4 xG created. 18 goals scored
Suggests that they're largely doing the right things