Sounds like all the candidates tipped the crowd over 1k. Do they pay to get in? 🤑 In the topsy-turvy world of football management, few departures carry the weight of Paul Simpson’s exit from Carlisle United. For fans of the Blues, this is more than just a managerial change; it’s like watching your favourite local chippy close down—familiar, comforting, and irreplaceable. Simpson was more than just the boss; he was Carlisle through and through. But as the old football saying goes, “You’re only as good as your last match,” and unfortunately, recent results have left the Blues in need of something new, a fresh start—or as the club might prefer, a reset button with a little extra sparkle.Simpson’s departure wasn’t marked by the usual fanfare of a football sacking. Instead, Carlisle’s announcement gently stated that he had “left” the club. It’s a bit like saying you’ve “left” a party when, in reality, your friends are already hailing a cab because you’ve started singing Wonderwall again. In this case, the parting was mutual and respectful, according to Blues chairman Tom Piatak, who clearly agonised over the decision like a parent deciding whether to confiscate their child’s PlayStation.Piatak’s words were heartfelt: “It was not what either of us wanted… it was definitely a challenge and difficult but very respectful and understanding.” And let’s face it, when the man who bleeds blue is on his way out, it’s a sombre day for everyone involved. But football is a game of results, and with just one win from the last three games and a painful spot at 20th on the table, the need for change was as obvious as a VAR decision taking too long.Now, with Simpson stepping down, the rumour mill has kicked into overdrive. Who will be brave (or mad) enough to take the reins at Brunton Park? The club is already sifting through applications like a reality TV judge searching for the next superstar, and some of the names being bandied about are enough to make you double-take at your pint.For those who enjoy a bit of football gossip, the home game against Nottingham Forest U21s in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy yesterday evening felt more like a football managers’ speed-dating event. Among the usual suspects, it’s rumoured that several familiar faces were spotted skulking around the ground, possibly eyeing up the hot seat at Carlisle.There’s Ryan Lowe, the former Preston boss, who might just fancy a new challenge—or perhaps he’s simply scouting the local fish and chips. Then there’s Peter Murphy, a true Carlisle United legend. Could he be eyeing a return? If anyone knows what it means to bleed blue, it’s Murphy. But wait, there’s more! David Flitcroft, last seen at Port Vale, might just be in the mix too. Whether he’s keen to swap the Potteries for the Cumbrian countryside is anyone’s guess.And for those who think international experience is key, Rob Page, the former Wales manager, has also been linked with the job. He’s got experience, a stern look, and probably a mean half-time team talk. Not to be outdone, Stuart Webber, formerly of Norwich, was rumoured to be eyeing the Sporting Director role, possibly with plans to bring some of that Premier League know-how to Carlisle. And let’s not forget Rob Elliot, the current Gateshead manager, who might just be tempted to swap the North East for the North West.Piatak has made it clear what he’s looking for in the next head coach: someone who can make football “fun” at Brunton Park again. After all, what’s the point of watching football if you’re not entertained? He’s laid down the challenge: “I want to impose our will, and make the opponents react,” he said, clearly envisioning a Blues side that’s more aggressive, more dominating, and more likely to leave fans on the edge of their seats rather than hiding behind them.So, as Carlisle United embarks on this new chapter, the question on everyone’s lips is: who will be the next brave soul to take the helm? The stage is set, the candidates are circling, and the fans are holding their breath. One thing’s for sure—whoever steps into Paul Simpson’s shoes will need to lace them up tight. It’s a big job, a massive opportunity, and potentially, the start of something special. And if you ask the fans, they’re ready for the ride—just as long as it comes with a few more wins. Just had a look at Webber’s career to date - pretty impressive stuff, was there at Huddersfield when they were flying and oversaw 2 promotions to the premier league with Norwich. Got some stick at Norwich during the end but as he said at the time they were competing with clubs spending 150 - 200m whilst Norwich were breaking even. Career derailed due to a few comments he made that if you look them up were slightly clumsy but as usual there was a total overreaction. Runs a charitable foundation as well which maybe tells us more about his character than looking like " slimy agent".Not good enough for Mullen thoughthesummitfoundation.co.uk/about The two roles are attractive appointments for potential job seekers, a progressive ownership developing the infrastructure and willing to finance the playing side, a good sized fan based with potential to grow further, and a squad with some reasonably decent players who haven’t perhaps played to their potential yet. All waiting for the right people to make it tick. Sept 4, 2024 8:30:55 GMTsned88cufc said:In the topsy-turvy world of football management, few departures carry the weight of Paul Simpson’s exit from Carlisle United. For fans of the Blues, this is more than just a managerial change; it’s like watching your favourite local chippy close down—familiar, comforting, and irreplaceable. Simpson was more than just the boss; he was Carlisle through and through. But as the old football saying goes, “You’re only as good as your last match,” and unfortunately, recent results have left the Blues in need of something new, a fresh start—or as the club might prefer, a reset button with a little extra sparkle.Simpson’s departure wasn’t marked by the usual fanfare of a football sacking. Instead, Carlisle’s announcement gently stated that he had “left” the club. It’s a bit like saying you’ve “left” a party when, in reality, your friends are already hailing a cab because you’ve started singing Wonderwall again. In this case, the parting was mutual and respectful, according to Blues chairman Tom Piatak, who clearly agonised over the decision like a parent deciding whether to confiscate their child’s PlayStation.Piatak’s words were heartfelt: “It was not what either of us wanted… it was definitely a challenge and difficult but very respectful and understanding.” And let’s face it, when the man who bleeds blue is on his way out, it’s a sombre day for everyone involved. But football is a game of results, and with just one win from the last three games and a painful spot at 20th on the table, the need for change was as obvious as a VAR decision taking too long.Now, with Simpson stepping down, the rumour mill has kicked into overdrive. Who will be brave (or mad) enough to take the reins at Brunton Park? The club is already sifting through applications like a reality TV judge searching for the next superstar, and some of the names being bandied about are enough to make you double-take at your pint.For those who enjoy a bit of football gossip, the home game against Nottingham Forest U21s in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy yesterday evening felt more like a football managers’ speed-dating event. Among the usual suspects, it’s rumoured that several familiar faces were spotted skulking around the ground, possibly eyeing up the hot seat at Carlisle.There’s Ryan Lowe, the former Preston boss, who might just fancy a new challenge—or perhaps he’s simply scouting the local fish and chips. Then there’s Peter Murphy, a true Carlisle United legend. Could he be eyeing a return? If anyone knows what it means to bleed blue, it’s Murphy. But wait, there’s more! David Flitcroft, last seen at Port Vale, might just be in the mix too. Whether he’s keen to swap the Potteries for the Cumbrian countryside is anyone’s guess.And for those who think international experience is key, Rob Page, the former Wales manager, has also been linked with the job. He’s got experience, a stern look, and probably a mean half-time team talk. Not to be outdone, Stuart Webber, formerly of Norwich, was rumoured to be eyeing the Sporting Director role, possibly with plans to bring some of that Premier League know-how to Carlisle. And let’s not forget Rob Elliot, the current Gateshead manager, who might just be tempted to swap the North East for the North West.Piatak has made it clear what he’s looking for in the next head coach: someone who can make football “fun” at Brunton Park again. After all, what’s the point of watching football if you’re not entertained? He’s laid down the challenge: “I want to impose our will, and make the opponents react,” he said, clearly envisioning a Blues side that’s more aggressive, more dominating, and more likely to leave fans on the edge of their seats rather than hiding behind them.So, as Carlisle United embarks on this new chapter, the question on everyone’s lips is: who will be the next brave soul to take the helm? The stage is set, the candidates are circling, and the fans are holding their breath. One thing’s for sure—whoever steps into Paul Simpson’s shoes will need to lace them up tight. It’s a big job, a massive opportunity, and potentially, the start of something special. And if you ask the fans, they’re ready for the ride—just as long as it comes with a few more wins.Post more often Edit I see you posted the same post in different threads, just to clarify I wasn’t being a smart arse lol How does anyone even recognise Stuart Webber? Sept 4, 2024 8:48:40 GMTexiledbelfastblue said:Just had a look at Webber’s career to date - pretty impressive stuff, was there at Huddersfield when they were flying and oversaw 2 promotions to the premier league with Norwich. Got some stick at Norwich during the end but as he said at the time they were competing with clubs spending 150 - 200m whilst Norwich were breaking even. Career derailed due to a few comments he made that if you look them up were slightly clumsy but as usual there was a total overreaction. Runs a charitable foundation as well which maybe tells us more about his character than looking like " slimy agent".Not good enough for Mullen thoughthesummitfoundation.co.uk/aboutGreat to see others noticing the Mullen pattern now…Take a very ‘out there’, usually negative, position on absolutely everything; take a lap on the occasions you’re right, double down when you aren’t on the off-chance of the rare ‘I have been saying this forever’ gloat. Sept 4, 2024 8:48:40 GMTexiledbelfastblue said:Just had a look at Webber’s career to date - pretty impressive stuff, was there at Huddersfield when they were flying and oversaw 2 promotions to the premier league with Norwich. Got some stick at Norwich during the end but as he said at the time they were competing with clubs spending 150 - 200m whilst Norwich were breaking even. Career derailed due to a few comments he made that if you look them up were slightly clumsy but as usual there was a total overreaction. Runs a charitable foundation as well which maybe tells us more about his character than looking like " slimy agent".Not good enough for Mullen thoughthesummitfoundation.co.uk/aboutYes very impressive career but it does raise the question why he made such rapid progress from being a work experience placement at Wrexham. I would say he is too ambitious to consider the role at Carlisle as anything other than a stepping stone. I also think Tom sr will want someone with a playing/proper coaching background for his Sporting Director. Personally I think he’d be a terrible fit with the Piataks. Sept 4, 2024 8:48:40 GMTexiledbelfastblue said:Just had a look at Webber’s career to date - pretty impressive stuff, was there at Huddersfield when they were flying and oversaw 2 promotions to the premier league with Norwich. Got some stick at Norwich during the end but as he said at the time they were competing with clubs spending 150 - 200m whilst Norwich were breaking even. Career derailed due to a few comments he made that if you look them up were slightly clumsy but as usual there was a total overreaction. Runs a charitable foundation as well which maybe tells us more about his character than looking like " slimy agent".Not good enough for Mullen thoughthesummitfoundation.co.uk/aboutOr shoulder.Can’t disagree about Huddersfield but at Norwich he fell out with players/supporters and wasn’t well liked. With what went on with Simpson junior, different area, is that someone we need like that?It’s a different club, people so may be different but with what happened with the messages, agree an overreaction and the wrong publicity it gave it might be best to look elsewhere.Depends who else applies I suppose, but if Webber gets it I would not be surprised at all if he wants Page as the head coach. Sept 4, 2024 9:31:15 GMTbifter said:Sept 4, 2024 8:48:40 GMTexiledbelfastblue said:Just had a look at Webber’s career to date - pretty impressive stuff, was there at Huddersfield when they were flying and oversaw 2 promotions to the premier league with Norwich. Got some stick at Norwich during the end but as he said at the time they were competing with clubs spending 150 - 200m whilst Norwich were breaking even. Career derailed due to a few comments he made that if you look them up were slightly clumsy but as usual there was a total overreaction. Runs a charitable foundation as well which maybe tells us more about his character than looking like " slimy agent".Not good enough for Mullen thoughthesummitfoundation.co.uk/aboutGreat to see others noticing the Mullen pattern now…Take a very ‘out there’, usually negative, position on absolutely everything; take a lap on the occasions you’re right, double down when you aren’t on the off-chance of the rare ‘I have been saying this forever’ gloat.I’m normally right John.I give praise when it’s due, there’s been little reason to lately.“Are we really that bad” yeah great input John. Did anyone actually see Lowe at the game? Didn’t really think he’d want to drop 2 divisions.. This Pete Wild rumour won’t go away, especially with the lashers bringing Brucey in. Sept 4, 2024 9:44:47 GMTragingblue said:Did anyone actually see Lowe at the game? Didn’t really think he’d want to drop 2 divisions.. This Pete Wild rumour won’t go away, especially with the lashers bringing Brucey in. Would Lowe’s Tranmere connections also explain his attendance, if he was indeed there? Just can’t see Wild happening, just too much risk of failure imo. Sept 4, 2024 9:40:45 GMTmullen103 said:Sept 4, 2024 8:48:40 GMTexiledbelfastblue said:Just had a look at Webber’s career to date - pretty impressive stuff, was there at Huddersfield when they were flying and oversaw 2 promotions to the premier league with Norwich. Got some stick at Norwich during the end but as he said at the time they were competing with clubs spending 150 - 200m whilst Norwich were breaking even. Career derailed due to a few comments he made that if you look them up were slightly clumsy but as usual there was a total overreaction. Runs a charitable foundation as well which maybe tells us more about his character than looking like " slimy agent".Not good enough for Mullen thoughthesummitfoundation.co.uk/aboutOr shoulder.Can’t disagree about Huddersfield but at Norwich he fell out with players/supporters and wasn’t well liked. With what went on with Simpson junior, different area, is that someone we need like that?It’s a different club, people so may be different but with what happened with the messages, agree an overreaction and the wrong publicity it gave it might be best to look elsewhere.Depends who else applies I suppose, but if Webber gets it I would not be surprised at all if he wants Page as the head coach.Sept 4, 2024 9:56:57 GMT @heyheyalanshoulderl said:Sept 4, 2024 9:40:45 GMTmullen103 said:Or shoulder.Can’t disagree about Huddersfield but at Norwich he fell out with players/supporters and wasn’t well liked. With what went on with Simpson junior, different area, is that someone we need like that?It’s a different club, people so may be different but with what happened with the messages, agree an overreaction and the wrong publicity it gave it might be best to look elsewhere.Depends who else applies I suppose, but if Webber gets it I would not be surprised at all if he wants Page as the head coach.Very true 😂 Sept 4, 2024 9:47:14 GMTbstandbob said:Sept 4, 2024 9:44:47 GMTragingblue said:Did anyone actually see Lowe at the game? Didn’t really think he’d want to drop 2 divisions.. This Pete Wild rumour won’t go away, especially with the lashers bringing Brucey in. Would Lowe’s Tranmere connections also explain his attendance, if he was indeed there? Just can’t see Wild happening, just too much risk of failure imo.Yeh Pete wild, not a fans favorite but looking at his record and what he had to do with a budget smaller than a pair of y fronts! His record is actually good, especially considering he never even kicked a ball or played the game and I do wonder if he got backing and given a decent budget, he could be the dark horse?? He got backed by barrow but with a tiny budget compared to what we can give him and to be fair, look how well they did last two seasons! I hope there is at least a conversation as this would be a sensible option as I doubt his salary would be as much as some.of the others and his ability is proven at this level and to me that’s what we need, stability,progress and promotion.Sit quietly in corner waiting to be shot down

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