Manager

[Ian Tarr]

You have to give Paul Tisdale upmost credit, that's a good percentage over 626 games, not only that Paul built an exciting team of forwards with the likes of Nards, Cureton, Fleetwood on loan.

Stuart Fleetwood? Exciting? lol

 

[Average Joe]

Stuart Fleetwood? Exciting? lol

Sadly he didn't end up being exciting but I got excited with his potential, always knew something special could happen but it just didn't

We certainly dodged a bullet when our transfer purchase was rejected.

So much potential that never happened

 

[Colesman Ballz]

I'm not surprised. Our first stint in league one with Paul had some behemoth teams in that league. League one was star studded with quality.

To balance that there were matches against such "behemoths" of the Conference like Droylsden, Farsley Celtic, Histon and Leigh RMI !

 

[STURTZ]

You have to give Paul Tisdale upmost credit, that's a good percentage over 626 games, not only that Paul built an exciting team of forwards with the likes of Nards, Cureton, Fleetwood on loan.

Sad then that he let Cureton go in favour of keeping John O Flynne!

 

[MJP_Exeter]

You have to give Paul Tisdale upmost credit, that's a good percentage over 626 games, not only that Paul built an exciting team of forwards with the likes of Nards, Cureton, Fleetwood on loan.

2017-2018	Exeter City	eng ENG	4. League Two	4th	46	24	8	14	64	54	+10	80	4,037	Jayden Stockley - 19	Christy Pym	→ Semi-finals
2016-2017	Exeter City	eng ENG	4. League Two	5th	46	21	8	17	75	56	+19	71	4,166	David Wheeler - 17	Christy Pym	→ Semi-finals
2015-2016	Exeter City	eng ENG	4. League Two	14th	46	17	13	16	63	65	-2	64	4,008	Tom Nichols - 12	Bobby Olejnik
2014-2015	Exeter City	eng ENG	4. League Two	10th	46	17	13	16	61	65	-4	64	3,873	Tom Nichols - 15	Christy Pym
2013-2014	Exeter City	eng ENG	4. League Two	16th	46	14	13	19	54	57	-3	55	3,701	Alan Gow - 7	Artur Krysiak
2012-2013	Exeter City	eng ENG	4. League Two	10th	46	18	10	18	63	62	+1	64	4,003	Jamie Cureton - 21	Artur Krysiak
2011-2012	Exeter City	eng ENG	3. League One	23rd	46	10	12	24	46	75	-29	42	4,474	Daniel Nardiello - 9	Artur Krysiak	Relegated
2010-2011	Exeter City	eng ENG	3. League One	8th	46	20	10	16	66	73	-7	70	5,393	Jamie Cureton - 17	Paul Jones, Ben Hamer
2009-2010	Exeter City	eng ENG	3. League One	18th	46	11	18	17	48	60	-12	51	5,832	Ryan Harley - 10	Paul Jones
2008-2009	Exeter City	eng ENG	4. League Two	2nd	46	22	13	11	65	50	+15	79	4,931	Adam Stansfield - 10	Paul Jones	Promoted
2007-2008	Exeter City	eng ENG	5. Conf Premier	4th	46	22	17	7	83	58	+25	83	3,705	Richard Logan - 19	Andy Marriott	Promoted, → Semi-finals
2006-2007	Exeter City	eng ENG	5. Conf National	5th	46	22	12	12	67	48	+19	78	3,627	Billy Jones, Adam Stansfield - 10	Martin Rice	→ Semi-finals

Tisdale's season on season record.

 

[Stelios]

Someone like Gary O’Neill is my ideal type of manager. Thought he was impressive last season and glad to see him doing well at Wolves. Best thing about him is how level headed he appears. Doesn’t get carried away with good results or too down/angry with results or decisions. Neither does GC, to be fair.

They mentioned it on MOTD2 last night but he started off this season on the front foot. Went to Old Trafford first game of the season and ‘had a go’. That’s all most fans want .

I’m not a fan of the ranters and ravers. But it can clearly work too and many people love it. MT was excellent but wasn’t a fan of him trying to micro manage every second of the game. Let the players play.

Everyone was raving about Kompany last season (rightly) but he appears to be completely undaptable. If it’s not working you have change things and try new ideas.

It‘s a results business. If your philosophy gets results then great but if you’re not getting results then change!

 

[Alistair20000]

Stuart Fleetwood? Exciting? lol

In the end just a Billy Big Bollox

 

[Super Leon Braithwaite]

A manager who isn’t obsessed with playing a slow build up with triangles inside his own half. Convinced his team needs to do this to be on the front foot.
Has a plan of how we are actually going to score goals…instead of hoping for a tap in or a deflected goal.
And When it doesn’t work is able to adapt-something GC clearly can’t do.

 

[TotnesGrecian]

Someone like Gary O’Neill is my ideal type of manager. Thought he was impressive last season and glad to see him doing well at Wolves. Best thing about him is how level headed he appears. Doesn’t get carried away with good results or too down/angry with results or decisions. Neither does GC, to be fair.

They mentioned it on MOTD2 last night but he started off this season on the front foot. Went to Old Trafford first game of the season and ‘had a go’. That’s all most fans want .

I’m not a fan of the ranters and ravers. But it can clearly work too and many people love it. MT was excellent but wasn’t a fan of him trying to micro manage every second of the game. Let the players play.

Everyone was raving about Kompany last season (rightly) but he appears to be completely undaptable. If it’s not working you have change things and try new ideas.

It‘s a results business. If your philosophy gets results then great but if you’re not getting results then change!

Just to pick up on the first point, that GC doesn't get carried away with results/decisions..

Doesnt GC get a yellow card nearly every week for arguing with referees?

 

[TotnesGrecian]

I quite like Ange Postecoglou from spurs, like his ethos of having a go no matter what