Seriously, It would massively raise eyebrows if your new owners see him as the man for the job.
I'd describe him as promoted way beyond his capabilities.
He was well placed as our academy loans manager and then later academy director.
Since he's moved up to DoF most of our signings have been suspect. The two strikers he signed (all be it with Manning's approval) were terrible. So much so that one was sent out on loan back to Austria and the other dropped.
We payed massively over the odds for Twine, blew our transfer budget on poor planning such that we had no.money in January and it's believed that this may have been a factor in convincing an ambitious Manning that his future was better elsewhere.
Tinnion has made numerous gaffs in radio and social media including getting his knickers in a twist during interviews and revealing confidential transfer information to prove a point.
He was a legend as a player but was an atrocious manager. His last game in charge was a 7-1 thrashing by Swansea.
This picture is of him sat long after the final whistle in the away dugout at the Liberty stadium because he wouldn't go down the tunnel to face the team:
Who knows, he may be absolutely brilliant for you, free of our chairman and owner. It's possible because the last man who was this unpopular at Ashton Gate went on to take Ipswich from League 1 to the top flight and is now their chairman.
I strongly doubt it though.
I'd describe him as promoted way beyond his capabilities.
He was well placed as our academy loans manager and then later academy director.
Since he's moved up to DoF most of our signings have been suspect. The two strikers he signed (all be it with Manning's approval) were terrible. So much so that one was sent out on loan back to Austria and the other dropped.
We payed massively over the odds for Twine, blew our transfer budget on poor planning such that we had no.money in January and it's believed that this may have been a factor in convincing an ambitious Manning that his future was better elsewhere.
Tinnion has made numerous gaffs in radio and social media including getting his knickers in a twist during interviews and revealing confidential transfer information to prove a point.
He was a legend as a player but was an atrocious manager. His last game in charge was a 7-1 thrashing by Swansea.
This picture is of him sat long after the final whistle in the away dugout at the Liberty stadium because he wouldn't go down the tunnel to face the team:
Who knows, he may be absolutely brilliant for you, free of our chairman and owner. It's possible because the last man who was this unpopular at Ashton Gate went on to take Ipswich from League 1 to the top flight and is now their chairman.
I strongly doubt it though.
