Best RFC Manager Ever
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roberto_11
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I only remember from McGhee onwards
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Championship champions with a record breaking 106 points and 99 goals scored.
Premier League 8th place finish.
Winner: Steve Coppell.
Royalee oxf*rd off!!
Premier League 8th place finish.
Winner: Steve Coppell.
Royalee oxf*rd off!!
No TB1? TB2? Charlie Hurley?
Worst poll ever.
Worst poll ever.
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SpaghettiHoop
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What about these?
Sefton (1897–1901)
Sharp (1901–02)
Matthews (1902–22)
Marshall (1922–23)
Chadwick (1923–25)
Bray (1925–26)
Wylie (1926–31)
Joe Smith (1931–35)
Butler (1935–39)
Cochrane (1939)
Edelston (1939–47)
Drake (1947–52)
Jack Smith (1952–55)
Johnston (1955–63)
Bentley (1963–69)
Mansell (1969–72)
Hurley (1972–77)
Evans (1977–84)
Branfoot (1984–89)
Chatterley (1989c)
Porterfield (1989–91)
McGhee (1991–94)
Gooding, Hopkins, Williams & Quinn (1994–95c)
Gooding & Quinn (1995–97)
Bullivant (1997–98)
Pardew (1998)
Burns (1998–99)
Pardew (1999–03)
Dillon (2003c)
Coppell (2003–09)
Rodgers (2009–)
c = caretaker
Sefton (1897–1901)
Sharp (1901–02)
Matthews (1902–22)
Marshall (1922–23)
Chadwick (1923–25)
Bray (1925–26)
Wylie (1926–31)
Joe Smith (1931–35)
Butler (1935–39)
Cochrane (1939)
Edelston (1939–47)
Drake (1947–52)
Jack Smith (1952–55)
Johnston (1955–63)
Bentley (1963–69)
Mansell (1969–72)
Hurley (1972–77)
Evans (1977–84)
Branfoot (1984–89)
Chatterley (1989c)
Porterfield (1989–91)
McGhee (1991–94)
Gooding, Hopkins, Williams & Quinn (1994–95c)
Gooding & Quinn (1995–97)
Bullivant (1997–98)
Pardew (1998)
Burns (1998–99)
Pardew (1999–03)
Dillon (2003c)
Coppell (2003–09)
Rodgers (2009–)
c = caretaker
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Royal Lady
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Of course it's Steve Coppell, but second place would go to Maurice Evans imo. He also had the nouse to sign up some great players who went on to do well and earn the club a few bob in transfer fees. Plus, he was a lovely man, and a gentleman, just like SC.
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The Real Sandhurst Royal
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No brainer - Steve Coppell
LOL Im the only one that didnt vote Coppell? What the hell do I know? 
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Sir Rodney Effing
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Royal Lady Of course it's Steve Coppell, but second place would go to Maurice Evans imo. He also had the nouse to sign up some great players who went on to do well and earn the club a few bob in transfer fees. Plus, he was a lovely man, and a gentleman, just like SC.
Where as some managers seem to have a noose
To be fair, most of the managers have had jackshit money to play with. I wonder where we'd be know had, for example, Bentley or Hurley be given a few million. (in real terms)
"Probably where we are now" comes the murmer from the 15000 crowd.
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Barry the bird boggler
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My Top 5
1. Steve Coppell
2. Mark McGhee
3. Alan Pardew
4. Maurice Evans
5. Ted Drake
For the record I think that if Maurice Evans had been given the chance, instead of Ian Branfoot, then he'd have taken us higher and for longer...
1. Steve Coppell
2. Mark McGhee
3. Alan Pardew
4. Maurice Evans
5. Ted Drake
For the record I think that if Maurice Evans had been given the chance, instead of Ian Branfoot, then he'd have taken us higher and for longer...
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Thaumagurist*
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No question, it's Steve Coppell.
His achievements would take some beating.
His achievements would take some beating.
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Barry the bird boggler
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Thaumagurist* No question, it's Steve Coppell.
His achievements would take some beating.
e.g. Clodagh getting promotion this season....
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Millsy
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Most pointless poll ever 
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Thaumagurist*
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Barry the bird bogglerThaumagurist* No question, it's Steve Coppell.
His achievements would take some beating.
e.g. Clodagh getting promotion this season....
Yep.
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2 world wars, 1 world cup Most pointless poll ever
+1
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Hugo Boss
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Ian Porterfield for me.
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LoyalRoyalFan
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What has Alan Pardew done for the club. Mick Gooding and Jimmy Quinn did more.
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test icicles
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Royalee Brendan Rodgers
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It Is What It Is
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Deathy Championship champions with a record breaking 106 points and 99 goals scored.
Premier League 8th place finish.
Winner: Steve Coppell.
Royalee oxf*rd off!!
Your still going on about the 106 points season to win an arguement? Jeeez, there is a time and a place, and thats rubbing it in to rivals faces, not going on about it over and over and over again
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