Glynn Snodin ?

[BP1960]

Glynn Snodin is an interesting one, has worked with Grayson (who rated him highly), ex Latics so has an afifnity with the club, knows this division, and I imagine lives not too far away.

He didn't get the Doncaster job, but seems ambitious and looks to tick all the boxes for the Latics post.

 

http://www.thestar.c...nodin-1-5298117

 

In the running at 20/1....What do you think ?

Edited February 3, 2013 by BP1960

[BP1960]

Community person.... links.... worked with Warren Feeney so needs a break in life. Well respected.

 

I might just risk a tenner on Snodin.

[yarddogs]

Glynn Snodin is an interesting one, has worked with Grayson (who rated him highly), ex Latics so has an afifnity with the club, knows this division, and I imagine lives not too far away.

He didn't get the Doncaster job, but seems ambitious and looks to tick all the boxes for the Latics post.

 

http://www.thestar.c...nodin-1-5298117

 

In the running at 20/1....What do you think ?

affinity with the club? ,was a loan signing wasn't he,no experience no thanks.

[BP1960]

affinity with the club? ,was a loan signing wasn't he,no experience no thanks.

 

More experience than PD, and I seem to remember along with his brother he did ok at the Latics, albeit in a short spell.

Quote from Wiki;

 

Snodin was appointed the new assistant manager of Leeds United. Snodin was part of the Leeds management team who earned a 1–0 win away to Manchester United in the FA Cup Third Round.

Edited February 3, 2013 by BP1960

[rudemedic]

Neil Redfearn is just as likely as Glynn Snodin and has a very similar CV but is currently in work, and more of a legend here. In fact Redfearn took over as caretaker at Leeds when Grayson (and Snodin) were sacked.

[BP1960]

Snodin has a past team connection too with Paul Murray who was apparently brought in to help out.. am I reading too much into that ?

Edited February 3, 2013 by BP1960

[bigfatjoe1]

Redfearn and Snodin are interesting possibles. Wouldn't mind giving either a go.

I did wonder about the appointment of Murray and his avowed coaching ambitions. Interesting.