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With the first team affairs in such a state and surely a much needed change at the helm imminent I thought I'd do some research and put forward some suitable candidates to replace Mark Goldberg as 1st team manager at Welling United.

 

Barry Chuckle: 4/1

Has a fabulous track record of slapstick comedy and cringeworthy performances so should immediately fit right in with the current circus in charge of the club.

Mark has already introduced 'Chucklevision' this season with the performances of his team and Barry's 'From me to you' would be his take on a brand of Tiki-Taka

possession football that could be the envy of the Division.

Unfortunately Barry died last August though I'd still rate his vision and foresight to be far superior to that of the current manager.

 

Eddie the Eagle: 9/2

Nobody has a better track record of such compete and utter abject failure than MG but Eddie would run him close making him an ideal candidate who's takeover would

be a seamless transition.

Eddie has made a career out of starting from a great height and taking things plummeting downwards at a great speed before hitting rock bottom with a hard thud and

generally finishing last.

A celebrated loser and joke figure who's clueless expression and hapless results make him a solid contender for the role.

 

Nick Leeson: 10/1

If anybody has the ability to bring things crashing down around him like MG then its this guy.

Nick took Barings Bank down without anybody noticing in an identical way that Mark is doing at Welling.

A once successful enterprise with pride and self respect was obliterated by the greed, selfishness and egotistical ineptitude of one man and that also happened at Barings with Nick.

On the plus side Mr Leeson would be a lot more trustworthy with the finances of our club than the current owner.

 

Peter Sutcliffe: 25/1

Although Peter has his detractors, there are not many people who can boost a more shocking record of killing off poor and vulnerable things than our current manager.

Peter shares the same delusional traits of pathological self importance and narcissism as the current incumbent exudes as well as a want and a will of hammering home the 

most shocking and dreadful ideas which will lead to nothing but horror, turmoil and destruction.

 

Steve King: 50/1

Has the best book of contacts in Non League Football.

Has an outstanding track record at this level of putting a team together and forming a pattern of play of exciting, attacking football.

The job he did at Whitehawk was nothing short of a minor miracle and only last season he took Welling United to the play off final and to the brink of a return to the

National Conference before being.....

 

Oh yeah, damn it, before being fired by Mark Goldberg who replaced him with Mark Goldberg.

 

Ok scrap that one, well done Mark, great leadership.



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Jamo wrote:

Eddie the Eagle: 9/2

Nobody has a better track record of such compete and utter abject failure than MG but Eddie would run him close making him an ideal candidate who's takeover would

be a seamless transition.

Eddie has made a career out of starting from a great height and taking things plummeting downwards at a great speed before hitting rock bottom with a hard thud and

generally finishing last.

A celebrated loser and joke figure who's clueless expression and hapless results make him a solid contender for the role.

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 I suspect you have never stood at the top of a 90m hill and looked at the postage stamp landing area at the bottom. You then come from a country that has no history in the sport and the consequent lack of kit and training facilities. You know getting it wrong will hurt or a lot worse (which is a lot less intimidating if you start in your teens) and then still do it...

For all he did it because it was his only way into the Olympics, the man probably had more balls than 95% of the people in this country

(Before you ask, Lillehammer, but without the skis)



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Next youll be telling me how much you admire the Olympic sensation Eric Moussambani Malonga aka Eric the Eel who swam the slowest time in history in winning a heat where both his competitors were disqualified for a false start.
The hopeless Eel actually nearly drowned before he got to the end and recorded a time so slow that even though winning the heat by default he was not allowed to advance.
An Olympic swimmer who nearly drowned doing the 50m freestyle.

Eric the Eel would probably do a reasonable job taking over from Goldberg to be fair, both hopelessly in over their heads and fighting with all they have to keep their heads just above water with the feeling that impending doom is just a moment away.
Somebody throw Goldberg a rubber ring, get him out of the pool and back safely away from the firing line.
The Eel could be a real contender and as such he is added to the list........

Eric the Eel 16/1 to be the next Welling United manager.

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Didn't see the odds for me in there..??



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Jamo wrote:

Next youll be telling me how much you admire the Olympic sensation Eric Moussambani Malonga aka Eric the Eel who swam the slowest time in history in winning a heat where both his competitors were disqualified for a false start.
The hopeless Eel actually nearly drowned before he got to the end and recorded a time so slow that even though winning the heat by default he was not allowed to advance.
An Olympic swimmer who nearly drowned doing the 50m freestyle.

Eric the Eel would probably do a reasonable job taking over from Goldberg to be fair, both hopelessly in over their heads and fighting with all they have to keep their heads just above water with the feeling that impending doom is just a moment away.
Somebody throw Goldberg a rubber ring, get him out of the pool and back safely away from the firing line.
The Eel could be a real contender and as such he is added to the list........

Eric the Eel 16/1 to be the next Welling United manager.


 If it is that easy, get up there and do it.



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Already have...

I could swim a faster Freestyle 50m than 'The Eel' when I was 8 years old.

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Jamo wrote:

Already have...

I could swim a faster Freestyle 50m than 'The Eel' when I was 8 years old.


 Oh I do apologise for giving you an easy way out.. which I am so surprised you have taken.

 

Given your desire to publicise your own sporting prowess, don't be bashful about publishing what age you  surpassed Mr Edwards on the ski jump....



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I fell out of bed one night after a night on the lash.....

Measured it and it was further than the hapless Edwards personal best.



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Jeremy Corbyn will probably be looking for a new job after 12th December if we can wait that long. His Brexit stance is more decisive than our organisational skills defending set plays or which midfielders to pick

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We do enough dithering already

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Jamo wrote:

I fell out of bed one night after a night on the lash.....

Measured it and it was further than the hapless Edwards personal best.


 Indeed you have interesting personal fetishes if you loiter in his bedroom with a tape measure at night. Now about your ski jumping, over 50m?



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Not the right time to quit

www.kentonline.co.uk/dartford/sport/its-not-the-right-time-to-quit-216132/

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I feel sorry for MG. Someone has convinced him he could follow Steve King who is a class manager. MG isn't even close and never was close to being up to SKs standard. SK has a massive book of contacts. MG has the back of a fag packet with a load of Bromley old boys scribbled on it. We are doomed. The way things are there will be no season ticket for me next year. I want value for money and i aint getting it.

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the odd goal wouldnt go a miss either

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If now isn't the right time then when is?
When crowds start averaging 400 and only people who will want the job will be those who are looking at first job in management.


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Jamison wrote:

If now isn't the right time then when is?
When crowds start averaging 400 and only people who will want the job will be those who are looking at first job in management.


 The right time will probably be Dec 27th after SK and co rock up and turn us over. 



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Jamison wrote:

If now isn't the right time then when is?
When crowds start averaging 400 and only people who will want the job will be those who are looking at first job in management.


 We had that once quite recently. His name was Jamie Day. Actually it was twice the flip side was Jamie Coyle. I'd take Jodie Browne right now. Winds prevailing of course!



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