Phil Brown

[Ricey]

Maybe an opportunity for one last big payday for Anton, Kightley, Turner etc

Fingers crossed with the latter two.

 

[Maldon Shrimper]

How the mighty have fallen from premiership to Indian league.Guess he gets a few quid or this case rupees then he becomes a TV pundit. Strictly? Jungle?

 

[AndyT]

Just looking into the ISL for information purposes!

Interestingly, Steve Coppell and John Gregory are currently managing out there, as well, so it's a throwback to PB's old Premier League days.

Looks a decent competition and standard. The top-scorer had a career playing for Tranmere and Leicester, back in the day.

 

[rigsby]

How the mighty have fallen from premiership to Indian league.Guess he gets a few quid or this case rupees then he becomes a TV pundit. Strictly? Jungle?

A pay off from us (eventually), a pay off from Swindon and now, a no doubt decent contract with the ISL in less than 12 months.....That should soften the landing.

 

[RobM]

Tygers of PuneTang?

 

[NZamba Legend]

Thanks to his phenomenally successful time in the hot seat at Roots Hall, Phil Brown is now a global brand.

 

[Blueronron]

Thanks to his phenomenally successful time in the hot seat at Roots Hall, Phil Brown is now a global brand.

Think that should be "Gobby Brand "

 

[Reynardine]

Phil Brown's first match with FC Pune City yesterday was a success. They came from behind to win 2-1 at Chennaiyin in the Indian Super League. More about it on their Twitter page: https://twitter.com/FCPuneCity

And here's an interview with Phil (bedecked in orange) from earlier in January. Lots of positive thinking!

 

[Reynardine]

A draw for Phil Brown's Pune City today, 2-2 at home to ATK (Atletico de Kolkata). They are seventh in the ten team league, just below ATK.

 

[stewart]

Good luck to him he took us to Wembley and a promotion in his time here , i wish him well.

 

[Ayrshire Blue]

He needs a serious break from football. The guy looks like death warmed up

 

[stewart]

Well now hes in India ,they will give him plenty of curry.

 

[rigsby]

He needs a serious break from football. The guy looks like death warmed up

He lives and breathes it, so I doubt he will. Hasn't done to badly financially in the last 12 months from it either.

 

[Reynardine]

The Indian Super League has just completed, and Pune City finished 7th out of ten teams. Phil Brown's six games as manager resulted in three wins, two draws and one loss (12 goals for, 9 against).

Here's Phil thanking his players "for their honesty and work-rate since he took charge":
https://www.indiansuperleague.com/n...rs-costa-demands-improvements-for-semi-finals

 

[blues exile]

The Indian Super League has just completed, and Pune City finished 7th out of ten teams. Phil Brown's six games as manager resulted in three wins, two draws and one loss (12 goals for, 9 against).

Here's Phil thanking his players "for their honesty and work-rate since he took charge":
https://www.indiansuperleague.com/n...rs-costa-demands-improvements-for-semi-finals

We are not the only side with injuries, fancy that!

 

[Floval Flyer]

The Indian Super League has just completed, and Pune City finished 7th out of ten teams. Phil Brown's six games as manager resulted in three wins, two draws and one loss (12 goals for, 9 against).

Here's Phil thanking his players "for their honesty and work-rate since he took charge":
https://www.indiansuperleague.com/n...rs-costa-demands-improvements-for-semi-finals

Well he seems to be enjoying himself, even looks like a local...

 

[Dubai]

Well he seems to be enjoying himself, even looks like a local...

...and getting results whilst having injuries. If only we had a manager like him

 

[RobM]

"Phil Brown's six games as manager resulted in three wins, two draws and one loss (12 goals for, 9 against). "

I'd take that at the moment!

 

[sunnydays66]

Does

Well he seems to be enjoying himself, even looks like a local...

Does he talk with an Indian accent yet

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

"Phil Brown's six games as manager resulted in three wins, two draws and one loss (12 goals for, 9 against). "

I'd take that at the moment!

how does that compare to Chris Powell's first 6 games in charge though...