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Cheers gamblor
Any info anywhere on this November friendly? Is it an international break anyway? |
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I couldn`t find any record of a November game, either.
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the november game will be during the playoffs. Ireland are not in it, so they will wait until it is clear who is playing, before organising it. Most teams will wait, as it is a week off premier league games.
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ok ta, I've had a tenner for a bit of interest
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In that case, gamblor, excellent value and a good call. I`m on.
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Had a tickle too
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Is this going to become the official next ROI manager market? If so a few of things to be going along with:
-Hiddink in on the shortlist to become the Socceroos manager. He want to be at the 2014 World Cup says his agent. -Rumour had it that MON was too expensive for the FAI. It's always possible that they may meet in the middle but that's not the info I have atm. -What was in the head of fergie backers? He reiterated again today that he won't manage again. |
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Oh, I am not tempted to back Noel atm despite the 3 game rule. For a change the market is factoring that in.
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Cheers shirl
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We might get a little action on this one when the Sunderland market settles. But the real question is what will Lucky Nige do?
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Could be Noel King if they arrange an extra friendly in November - he only needs three games
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It was approaching 10.0 by the time the board meeting had ended in Abbotstown. Night had fallen, yet, for once, the FAI weren't stumbling around in the dark.
Instead, they were certain they were moving along the right path, one that will take them across Europe, possibly even to Iran, and eventually to their new manager by November 1, the provisional deadline they have set to deliver Giovanni Trapattoni's successor. |
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at last this market is livening up now.........
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Friendly arranged in Poland for 19 Nov...
. http://www.fai.ie/international/senior-men/103623-ireland-to-play-poland-in-poznan-on-november-19.html |
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The head of the FAI said he hopes to have a manager in place before Christmas, but if it takes longer, so be it. Last time they took about 3 or 4 months to choose a manager. Our next competitive game is in 10 or 11 months. So a decent chance King gets the next game too.
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last time took 117 days to get a manager. This time, they aim for before christmas.
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/irish/2013/1001/477652-fai-want-new-irish-manager-before-christmas/ |
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Really cant understand King's price if this article in the Irish Times is to be believed
. http://www.irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/international/ireland-return-to-poznan-for-friendly-against-poland-1.1565656 |
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Yep with November 19th being the finish line "The FAI confirmed that high performance director Ruud Dokter and former international Ray Houghton will report to the Board of Management on their progress in identifying potential candidates to replace Trapattoni as international manager in the run up to the Poland match.
That meeting will come early in November ahead of the announcement of a squad for the game in Poznan." looks at worst a 2/1 shot now |
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Win or lose nice tip tommy
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Come on Noel hang in there!!
Anyone know if any truth in they are trying to arrange a friendly with Hungry for the 15th? |
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I meant nice tip gamblor
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favourite now
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Sound like McCarthy wants it. Stupid/comical quotes from him, honestly not sure I'd want a manager clearly lacking upstairs.
“I’m not ruling myself in or out,” said McCarthy. “It might be that I’d just like to be asked so I can say yes. It might be that I’d just like to be asked so I can say no. I haven’t been asked. |
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With statements like that he's unlikely to be asked
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From what I've read the FAI would welcome him back.
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The price has more than doubled, any news?
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McCarthy touting himself, though an interesting final paragraph for King backers
. http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/mick-mccarthy-im-waiting-to-be-asked-if-i-would-manage-ireland-again-29677003.html |
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Caveated but it seems to me that King's price on Betfair, exchange & sportsbook, ought to be 95% based on the probability of the FAI not appointing somebody else before 19th November. The same cannot be said of the appropriate price at the purple place and many bookies where they pay out based on a permanent replacement and not on a 3 game rule. Based on that probability I would put King shorter that 4.0 on the Sportsbook and 8.8 on the Exchange.
One caveat is that somebody might know something not in the public domain (mach's unanswered question above) and the second caveat is that Nige, my market manager guru, hasn't commented yet. |
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His layers not reading the rules, or someone taking us for a ride?
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I'm the master of sh1t soundbites shirl
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Whereas I use 65 words when I could say it in 12. I will make enquiries.
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There was decent money late last night wanting to lay King heavily. Impossible to know if itk or just foolish.
Based on the latest you would certainly think King has a real shot of being in charge for the next friendly. Holding out hope for Mr. Cooper, but in this market setup losing faith. |
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It swooped what was available at the time. And offered large blocks to back in the 5's.
There is another scenario where Dokter or somebody else from the FAI take charge of the next friendlies instead of King. Perhaps King doesn't want to bother anymore or the FAI don't want him to take charge again. |