kris0710 Posted April 23, 2012 Author Share Posted April 23, 2012 Good recovery with Livi. Cheers! Nice to win some games for a change!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 24, 2012 Author Share Posted April 24, 2012 Scottish First Divison 2019/2020 League Results: October/Novemeber December/January League Table: Could not have gone mcuh better over last fewe months. SPL here we come, if we can hang on Cup Results: Disappointed with the Challenge Cup semi final defeat to SD2 side Ayr. Out of the Scottish Cup 4th Round to SPL leaders Rangers. A great run in the Scottish League Cup gives us a place in the final against Rangers. A massive ask but who knows! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
FMtillidie Posted April 24, 2012 Share Posted April 24, 2012 going strong in the league Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 24, 2012 Author Share Posted April 24, 2012 going strong in the league Not bad at all, main issue now is ive not used squad rotation much so a few players in need of a rest. May have to pick and choose fixtures for some of my players although a ten point lead gives me that chance. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 24, 2012 Author Share Posted April 24, 2012 Scottish League Cup Final Sunday 15th March 2020 Hampden Park Livingston vs Rangers Route to the Final Livingston Route to the Final Rangers Cup History Livingston Winners: 2004 Cup History Rangers Winners: 27 times Runners Up: 7 times WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW ARE YOU READY FOR THE BEST CUP FINAL EVER ARE YOU? HERE IT COMES!!!??!!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 24, 2012 Author Share Posted April 24, 2012 Scottish First Division February/March Results: Table: There we go, promotion to the SPL. Fantastic season all round, decent defence, scoring forwards and the middle of the park packed with guys willing to run all day. Only decision now is whether to stay at the end of the season or move on somewhere new? Hmmm. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 24, 2012 Author Share Posted April 24, 2012 End of Season Scottish Division One Results: Table: Job done for this season, league champions, league cup runners up and challenge cup semi finalists. I have rejected two contract offers so far, but this doesn't mean im leaving. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 24, 2012 Author Share Posted April 24, 2012 The Winners Barclays Premier League: 2011/12: Tottenham 2012/13: Manchester United 2013/14: Manchester United 2014/15: Manchester United 2015/16: Liverpool 2016/17: Manchester United 2017/18: Tottenham 2018/19: Manchester United 2019/20: Manchester City FA Cup: 2011/12: West Brom (beat Bolton 4-3 pn pens after 1-1 aet) 2012/13: Tottenham (beat Manchester United 2-0) 2013/14: Manchester City (beat West Ham 3-1) 2014/15: Sunderland (beat Liverpool 1-0) 2015/16: Tottenham (beat Swansea 4-0) 2016/17: Wigan (beat Exeter 3-0) 2017/18: Chelsea (beat Arsenal 5-0) 2018/19: Chelsea (beat Everton 4-3 on pens after 1-1) 2019/20: Manchester United (beat Sunderland 2-0) League Cup: 2011/12: Newcastle (beat Bolton 1-0) 2012/13: West Brom (beat Watford 2-1) 2013/14: West Brom (beat Everton 5-4 on pens after 2-2) 2014/15: Manchester City (beat Newcastle 1-0) 2015/16: Derby (beat Cardiff 1-0) 2016/17: Manchester United (beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-0) 2017/18: Everton (beat Sunderland 2-0) 2018/19: Wigan (beat Tottenham 1-0) 2019/20: Liverpool (beat QPR 2-0) Clydesdale Bank Premier League: 2011/12: Celtic 2012/13: Celtic 2013/14: Celtic 2014/15: Celtic 2015/16: Celtic 2016/17: Celtic 2017/18: Celtic 2018/19: Celtic 2019/20: Celtic Scottish Cup: 2011/12: Rangers (beat Stirling 3-0) 2012/13: Inverness CT (beat Livingston 3-0 aet) 2013/14: Inverness CT (beat Kilmarnock 2-1) 2014/15: Celtic (beat St Mirren 1-0) 2015/16: Celtic (beat Hibs 1-0) 2016/17: Celtic (beat Hibs 2-1) 2017/18: Aberdeen (beat Celtic 2-1) 2018/19: Celtic (beat Hibs 2-1) 2019/20: Rangers (beat Celtic 2-1) Scottish League Cup: 2011/12: Celtic (beat Aberdeen 2-1) 2012/13: Inverness CT (beat Celtic 2-1) 2013/14: Celtic (beat Inverness CT 3-2) 2014/15: Celtic (beat St Johnstone 3-0) 2015/16: Inverness CT (beat Hearts 3-2) 2016/17: Hibs (beat Celtic 2-1) 2017/18: Dundee United (beat Celtic 2-1) 2018/19: Celtic (beat Inverness CT 4-0) 2019/20: Rangers (beat Livingston 8-6 aet) Northern Irish Premier Division: 2011/12: Linfield 2012/13: Linfield 2013/14: Linfield 2014/15: Cliftonville 2015/16: Portadown 2016/17: Cliftonville 2017/18: Linfield 2018/19: Glentoran 2019/20: Crusaders Irish Cup: 2011/12: Coleraine (beat Distillery 4-1) 2012/13: Glentoran (beat Cliftonville 2-0) 2013/14: Warrenpoint (beat Glentoran 2-1) 2014/15: Ballymena (beat Glentoran 3-1 aet) 2015/16: Portadown (beat Distillery 2-1) 2016/17: Linfield (beat Cliftonville 2-0) 2017/18: Distillery (beat Linfield 1-0) 2018/19: Crusaders (beat Cliftonville 2-1) 2019/20: Cliftonville (beat Crusaders 3-2) Irish League Cup: 2011/12: Portadown (beat Dungannon 2-1) 2012/13: Linfield (beat Ballymena 2-1) 2013/14: Glentoran (beat Glenavon 2-1) 2014/15: Crusaders (beat Ballymena 2-0) 2015/16: Coleraine (beat Glentoran 5-4 on pens after 3-3) 2016/17: Crusaders (beat Institude 1-0) 2017/18: Ballinamallard United (beat Crusaders 5-4 on pens after 1-1) 2018/19: Glenavon (beat Ballymena 2-0) 2019/20: Cliftonville (beat Linfield 1-0) Welsh Premier League: 2011/12: Neath 2012/13: TNS 2013/14: TNS 2014/15: Neath 2015/16: Neath 2016/17: Neath 2017/18: Aberystwyth 2018/19: Neath 2019/20: Neath Welsh Cup : 2011/12: Wrexham (beat Newport County 2-1 aet) 2012/13: Neath (beat TNS 2-1) 2013/14: TNS (beat Neath 5-2) 2014/15: Wrexham (beat Bala 4-3 on pens after 1-1) 2015/16: Haverfordwest (beat Neath 5-3 on pens after 2-2) 2016/17: Neath (beat Newport County 1-0) 2017/18: Wrexham (beat Newtown 2-0) 2018/19: Pontardawe (beat Wrexham 3-2 aet) 2019/20: Newport County (beat Wrexham 4-2 on pens after 1-1) Welsh League Cup: 2011/12: Neath (beat Prestatyn 3-1) 2012/13: Llanelli (beat Aberystwyth 6-5 on pens after 1-1 draw) 2013/14: Aberystwyth (beat Llanelli 3-0) 2014/15: Port Talbot (beat Airbus 3-1) 2015/16: Neath (beat TNS 1-0) 2016/17: Neath (beat TNS 5-3 on pens after 0-0) 2017/18: Haverfordwest (beat Bangor City 3-0) 2018/19: TNS (beat Llanelli 3-1) 2019/20: Neath (beat Aberystwyth 2-1) Champions League: 2011/12: Inter (beat Real Madrid 4-0) 2012/13: Barcalona (beat Roma 3-0) 2013/14: Manchester United (beat PSG 4-2) 2014/15: PSG (beat Manchester United 4-2 on pens after 2-2) 2015/16: Barcelona (beat Manchester United 2-0) 2016/17: AC Milan (beat Liverpool 3-0 on pens after 1-1) 2017/18: Barcelona (beat Manchester United 1-0) 2018/19: Barcelona (beat Real Madrid 3-1) 2019/20: Manchester United (beat Bayern Munich 4-2 on pens after 0-0) Europa League: 2011/12: Shakhtar (beat LOSC Lille 2-1) 2012/13: Chelsea (beat Manchester City 3-2 on pens after 1-1 draw) 2013/14: Tottenham (beat Sevilla 3-1) 2014/15: Arsenal (beat Chelsea 2-0) 2015/16: Liverpool (beat Tottenham 1-0) 2016/17: Arsenal (beat Sporting Lisborn 4-1 on pens after 1-1) 2017/18: Stuttgart (beat Spartak Moscow 2-0) 2018/19: Lyon (beat Juventus 4-1) 2019/20: Dortmund (beat AC Milan 3-0 on pens after 2-2) World Cup: 2014: Italy (beat Brazil 2-1) england: QF scotland: dnq wales: dnq n.ireland: dnq 2018: England (beat France 1-0 aet) hosts: Russia england: winners scotland: group stage wales: dnq n.ireland: dnq European Champioships: 2012: Holland (beat Scotland 3-1) england: group stage scotland: runners-up wales: dnq n.ireland: dnq 2016: Spain (beat Italy 4-1 ) Hosts: Holland england: QF scotland: group stage wales: group stage n.ireland: 2nd round 2020: Italy (beat Spain 1-0) Hosts: Belguim england: QF scotland: 2nd rd wales: dnq n.ireland: dnq My History Season : Club : Division : Position : 2011/12 : Moyola Park : Northern Irish Second : 13th : Joined in Feb 12 with club 15th 2012/13 : Moyola Park : Northern Irish Second : 14th : Sacked in Nov 12, club ended 13th 2013/14 : Darlington : Blue Square Bet Premier : 18th : Resigned in May 14 a month before end of contract 2014/15 : York City : Blue Square Bet Premier : 14th : Sacked in Oct 14 with club 18th 2014/15 : Cambridge United : Blue Square Bet Premier : 21st : Joined October 14 with club 17th. Relegated 2015/16 : Cambridge United : Blue Square Bet North : 8th : FA Trophy winner 2016/17 : Cambridge United : Blue Square Bet North : 5th : Play-off Winners, Promoted to BSBP 2017/18 : Doncaster Rovers : npower League Two : 6th : Play-off runners-up. Resigned a month before contract expired 2018/19 : Livingston : Scottish First Division : 6th : Took over in Dec 18 with club 9th 2019/20 : Livingston : Scottish First Division : 1st : League Champions and League Cup runners-up Former Clubs: Moyola Park - Left Nov 2012 - since then the club won promotion to First Divison before instant relegation. In the 2018/19 season the club dropped out of the Second Division. Darlington - Left May 2014 - three years after leaving the club won the BSBP and have since finished 10th, 22nd and 14th in League Two. York City - Left October 2014 - finished 5th, 2nd and 2nd in the next three seasons following my sacking, winning the BSBP play-offs in 2018. Finished 16th and 6th in two seasons back in the Football League. Cambridge - Left May 2017 - Left after gaining promotion to the BSBP the club finished 8th then 23rd in the league. Just finished 2nd in BSBS but lost in play-off semi finals. Doncaster - Left June 2018 - After a League Two play-off final defeat the club has finished 10th and 20th in League Two. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 25, 2012 Author Share Posted April 25, 2012 Well after not checking the terms of my contract and thinking it expired at the end of June i clicked continue and bang, June 1st: SCOTT RESIGNS Stupid old me. Back to job hunting and nothing around so far. Following the Euros a job at SPL side St Mirren came up, but i was overlooked until and then So SPL or International management or both??? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
SRL88 Posted April 25, 2012 Share Posted April 25, 2012 I would take both on . Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deltablue Posted April 25, 2012 Share Posted April 25, 2012 Both, international management can very useful with rep, as I know from experience. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 25, 2012 Author Share Posted April 25, 2012 I would take both on . Both, international management can very useful with rep, as I know from experience. Rejected Ireland job, i really don't think i have done enough to warrent that job just yet plus i would like to stick to the four nations i have loaded. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike7077 Posted April 25, 2012 Share Posted April 25, 2012 Did you not fancy managing Livi in the SPL? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 25, 2012 Author Share Posted April 25, 2012 Did you not fancy managing Livi in the SPL? Really did want a crack at the SPL but part of me wanted to see what jobs came up after season ended before I committed. I was really hoping the Blackburn job came up, a club struggling in League One. Thinking the contract ended at end of June thought i was safe to reject a couple of contract extensions but it ended on May 31st. Should have checked it but just continued the game, the next news item flashed up saying i had resigned. Gutted really. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Motherlover Posted April 26, 2012 Share Posted April 26, 2012 Seems unrealistic to take both. I would've plumped for Ireland. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted April 26, 2012 Share Posted April 26, 2012 Stupid old you. After that promotion and cup final too. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 26, 2012 Author Share Posted April 26, 2012 SPL Pre Season 2020/21 Here i am, in the SPL but not with the club i wanted to be with... As it goes HAFC have finished 11th in the previous two seasons, surviving by just a point last year. Pre-season has been poor followed by good. Two goalless draws followed a 1-0 loss to Man City. That happend before i came in. My two friendies featured a 1-1 draw with Preston and a 5-0 win over former club Darlington. As for the squad i am generally happy for the upcoming season so here it is: Since the start of my managerial career HAFC have had seasons in: SPL - 3 (11th, 11th and 12th) SD1 - 5 (1st, 1st, 3rd, 3rd and 10th) SD2 - 1 (1st) The club has gone through 3 managers previous to me: Billy Reid until March 2012 (sacked) Jimmy Calderwood until May 2019 (retired) Jim McIntyre until July 2020 (left for St Mirren) The clubs best run in the cups: Scottish Cup - semi final twice League Cup - 3rd aet once Challenge Cup - 3rd on pens once Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deltablue Posted April 26, 2012 Share Posted April 26, 2012 Hopefully it'll be more comfortable for them this time. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 28, 2012 Author Share Posted April 28, 2012 Season 2020/21 SPL August and September Results: Table: Inconsistant start but fairly happy so far. Celtic defeat was tough, 90th winner for them but overall only the Hibs game has seen a poor performance. Anything better than 11th is good for this club. Sad to be out of the club already, as we were the better side but if you cant finish from 12 yards your not going to go far. The next couple of moths sees us visit Rangers, Celtic and former club Livingston. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deltablue Posted April 28, 2012 Share Posted April 28, 2012 Fairly good so far. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 28, 2012 Author Share Posted April 28, 2012 Season 2020/21 SPL October and November Results: Table: So far so good. Nicely placed with some decent results. Defeat wise i always struggle at former clubs so defeat to Livingston was expected as was the loss to Rangers. Sadly though we were battered by Dundee Utd, a side i have been linked with should they change manager in the summer. Looking to build off the field too and the board seem to agree The Scottish Cup 4th Round gives us a home tie vs Second Division Montrose Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 29, 2012 Author Share Posted April 29, 2012 SPL mid March Results: December and January February and March Table: Just looking at the league very happy indeed but a good look at the results shows it could have been so so better. March 16th 2021 Burnley are currently 9th in the Championship, 5 points from the play-offs with 9 to play. A poor run of 6 points from 10 games cost Gordon Strachan his job. The club has spent 6 years in the Premier League with former managers being Martin Jol and Kaka Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deltablue Posted April 29, 2012 Share Posted April 29, 2012 Going for it? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 29, 2012 Author Share Posted April 29, 2012 Going for it? Its a great little offer and the names that have had the hotseat before makes it more interesting. If the job came 6 weeks ago i would have rejected straight away but given Hamilton poor form and the knowledge of some SPL players i think i can do a job at Turf Moor. May have to sleep on it. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Niebiescy Posted April 29, 2012 Share Posted April 29, 2012 If you see no future for yourself in Scotland with Hamilton then it seems like the perfect offer considering the potential they have to go up Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
williamshankley Posted April 29, 2012 Share Posted April 29, 2012 Take the job. Get promoted, and then go and beat Man United at Old Trafford Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
SRL88 Posted April 30, 2012 Share Posted April 30, 2012 I would definitely take that. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 30, 2012 Author Share Posted April 30, 2012 Season 2020/21 npower Championship March As you can tell i have left Hamilton for Burnley. It was too good a chance to turn down and the club is geared towards the Premier League. Having only just taken over i have been in charge for just two games Results: Table: Could not have wanted a better start, 12 goals, 6 points and now just 1 point from the play-offs. The club has given me a good transfer budget of £14m and in the bank the club has £20m. The club has agreed to improve youth facilities and also looking into buying Turf Moor. As for the squad we have some decent youngsters along with experienced players Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
iHeadHunta x Posted April 30, 2012 Share Posted April 30, 2012 You can make the play-offs! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
manutdfan1999 Posted April 30, 2012 Share Posted April 30, 2012 i reckon youll make the play off Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deltablue Posted April 30, 2012 Share Posted April 30, 2012 Still very much yours for the taking. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 30, 2012 Author Share Posted April 30, 2012 You can make the play-offs! i reckon youll make the play off Still very much yours for the taking. Play-offs made with one game to spare! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 30, 2012 Author Share Posted April 30, 2012 Season 2020/21 npower Championship April Results: Table: Very happy to be on the play-offs although form has dropped in the final three games. In fairness the only defeat was to QPR who went up as runners-up and one of the draws was against play-off rivals Brighton Of the three sides in the Play-Offs Brighton are a side we know well given the recent league game. Fully expect West Ham to see off Huddersfield. Bring on the Play-Offs Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 30, 2012 Author Share Posted April 30, 2012 npower Championship Play-Off Semi Final First Leg Friday 14th May 2021 Half Time Burnley 2 - 0 Brighton Full Time Burnley 2 - 0 Brighton The other semi-final first leg ended West Ham 1 - 2 Huddersfield Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 30, 2012 Author Share Posted April 30, 2012 npower Championship Play-Off Semi Final Second Leg Thursday 18th May 2021 Half Time Brighton 1 - 1 Burnley Full Time Brighton 3 - 3 Burnley (agg 3-5) The other semi final ended Huddersfield 1 - 1 West Ham (agg 3-2) Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 30, 2012 Author Share Posted April 30, 2012 npower Championship Final Monday 24th May 2021 Burnley vs Huddersfield Town GOAL!!! Hallam Hope (2) 1-0 BURNLEY GOAL!!! Ken Scarlett (34) 1-1 GOAL!!! Nigel Zanelli (76pen) 2-1 BURNLEY WE ARE PREMIER LEAGUE SAY WE ARE PREMIER LEAGUE!!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted April 30, 2012 Author Share Posted April 30, 2012 The Winners Barclays Premier League: 2011/12: Tottenham 2012/13: Manchester United 2013/14: Manchester United 2014/15: Manchester United 2015/16: Liverpool 2016/17: Manchester United 2017/18: Tottenham 2018/19: Manchester United 2019/20: Manchester City 2020/21: Manchester City FA Cup: 2011/12: West Brom (beat Bolton 4-3 pn pens after 1-1 aet) 2012/13: Tottenham (beat Manchester United 2-0) 2013/14: Manchester City (beat West Ham 3-1) 2014/15: Sunderland (beat Liverpool 1-0) 2015/16: Tottenham (beat Swansea 4-0) 2016/17: Wigan (beat Exeter 3-0) 2017/18: Chelsea (beat Arsenal 5-0) 2018/19: Chelsea (beat Everton 4-3 on pens after 1-1) 2019/20: Manchester United (beat Sunderland 2-0) 2020/21: Sheffield United (beat Blackpool 2-1 aet) League Cup: 2011/12: Newcastle (beat Bolton 1-0) 2012/13: West Brom (beat Watford 2-1) 2013/14: West Brom (beat Everton 5-4 on pens after 2-2) 2014/15: Manchester City (beat Newcastle 1-0) 2015/16: Derby (beat Cardiff 1-0) 2016/17: Manchester United (beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-0) 2017/18: Everton (beat Sunderland 2-0) 2018/19: Wigan (beat Tottenham 1-0) 2019/20: Liverpool (beat QPR 2-0) 2020/21: Tottenham (beat QPR 1-0) Clydesdale Bank Premier League: 2011/12: Celtic 2012/13: Celtic 2013/14: Celtic 2014/15: Celtic 2015/16: Celtic 2016/17: Celtic 2017/18: Celtic 2018/19: Celtic 2019/20: Celtic 2020/21: Celtic Scottish Cup: 2011/12: Rangers (beat Stirling 3-0) 2012/13: Inverness CT (beat Livingston 3-0 aet) 2013/14: Inverness CT (beat Kilmarnock 2-1) 2014/15: Celtic (beat St Mirren 1-0) 2015/16: Celtic (beat Hibs 1-0) 2016/17: Celtic (beat Hibs 2-1) 2017/18: Aberdeen (beat Celtic 2-1) 2018/19: Celtic (beat Hibs 2-1) 2019/20: Rangers (beat Celtic 2-1) 2020/21: Celtic (beat Hibs 2-0) Scottish League Cup: 2011/12: Celtic (beat Aberdeen 2-1) 2012/13: Inverness CT (beat Celtic 2-1) 2013/14: Celtic (beat Inverness CT 3-2) 2014/15: Celtic (beat St Johnstone 3-0) 2015/16: Inverness CT (beat Hearts 3-2) 2016/17: Hibs (beat Celtic 2-1) 2017/18: Dundee United (beat Celtic 2-1) 2018/19: Celtic (beat Inverness CT 4-0) 2019/20: Rangers (beat Livingston 8-6 aet) 2020/21: Livingston (beat Rangers 2-0 on pens after 2-2) Northern Irish Premier Division: 2011/12: Linfield 2012/13: Linfield 2013/14: Linfield 2014/15: Cliftonville 2015/16: Portadown 2016/17: Cliftonville 2017/18: Linfield 2018/19: Glentoran 2019/20: Crusaders 2020/21: Linfield Irish Cup: 2011/12: Coleraine (beat Distillery 4-1) 2012/13: Glentoran (beat Cliftonville 2-0) 2013/14: Warrenpoint (beat Glentoran 2-1) 2014/15: Ballymena (beat Glentoran 3-1 aet) 2015/16: Portadown (beat Distillery 2-1) 2016/17: Linfield (beat Cliftonville 2-0) 2017/18: Distillery (beat Linfield 1-0) 2018/19: Crusaders (beat Cliftonville 2-1) 2019/20: Cliftonville (beat Crusaders 3-2) 2020/21: Glentoran (beat Crusaders 4-1) Irish League Cup: 2011/12: Portadown (beat Dungannon 2-1) 2012/13: Linfield (beat Ballymena 2-1) 2013/14: Glentoran (beat Glenavon 2-1) 2014/15: Crusaders (beat Ballymena 2-0) 2015/16: Coleraine (beat Glentoran 5-4 on pens after 3-3) 2016/17: Crusaders (beat Institude 1-0) 2017/18: Ballinamallard United (beat Crusaders 5-4 on pens after 1-1) 2018/19: Glenavon (beat Ballymena 2-0) 2019/20: Cliftonville (beat Linfield 1-0) 2020/21: Distillery (beat Coleraine 1-0) Welsh Premier League: 2011/12: Neath 2012/13: TNS 2013/14: TNS 2014/15: Neath 2015/16: Neath 2016/17: Neath 2017/18: Aberystwyth 2018/19: Neath 2019/20: Neath 2020/21: Neath Welsh Cup : 2011/12: Wrexham (beat Newport County 2-1 aet) 2012/13: Neath (beat TNS 2-1) 2013/14: TNS (beat Neath 5-2) 2014/15: Wrexham (beat Bala 4-3 on pens after 1-1) 2015/16: Haverfordwest (beat Neath 5-3 on pens after 2-2) 2016/17: Neath (beat Newport County 1-0) 2017/18: Wrexham (beat Newtown 2-0) 2018/19: Pontardawe (beat Wrexham 3-2 aet) 2019/20: Newport County (beat Wrexham 4-2 on pens after 1-1) 2020/21: TNS (beat Aberystwyth 2-1) Welsh League Cup: 2011/12: Neath (beat Prestatyn 3-1) 2012/13: Llanelli (beat Aberystwyth 6-5 on pens after 1-1 draw) 2013/14: Aberystwyth (beat Llanelli 3-0) 2014/15: Port Talbot (beat Airbus 3-1) 2015/16: Neath (beat TNS 1-0) 2016/17: Neath (beat TNS 5-3 on pens after 0-0) 2017/18: Haverfordwest (beat Bangor City 3-0) 2018/19: TNS (beat Llanelli 3-1) 2019/20: Neath (beat Aberystwyth 2-1) 2020/21: Neath (beat TNS 2-1) Champions League: 2011/12: Inter (beat Real Madrid 4-0) 2012/13: Barcalona (beat Roma 3-0) 2013/14: Manchester United (beat PSG 4-2) 2014/15: PSG (beat Manchester United 4-2 on pens after 2-2) 2015/16: Barcelona (beat Manchester United 2-0) 2016/17: AC Milan (beat Liverpool 3-0 on pens after 1-1) 2017/18: Barcelona (beat Manchester United 1-0) 2018/19: Barcelona (beat Real Madrid 3-1) 2019/20: Manchester United (beat Bayern Munich 4-2 on pens after 0-0) 2020/21: Manchester United (beat Liverpool 1-0) Europa League: 2011/12: Shakhtar (beat LOSC Lille 2-1) 2012/13: Chelsea (beat Manchester City 3-2 on pens after 1-1 draw) 2013/14: Tottenham (beat Sevilla 3-1) 2014/15: Arsenal (beat Chelsea 2-0) 2015/16: Liverpool (beat Tottenham 1-0) 2016/17: Arsenal (beat Sporting Lisborn 4-1 on pens after 1-1) 2017/18: Stuttgart (beat Spartak Moscow 2-0) 2018/19: Lyon (beat Juventus 4-1) 2019/20: Dortmund (beat AC Milan 3-0 on pens after 2-2) 2020/21: Ath Madrid (beat OM 2-1) World Cup: 2014: Italy (beat Brazil 2-1) england: QF scotland: dnq wales: dnq n.ireland: dnq 2018: England (beat France 1-0 aet) hosts: Russia england: winners scotland: group stage wales: dnq n.ireland: dnq European Champioships: 2012: Holland (beat Scotland 3-1) england: group stage scotland: runners-up wales: dnq n.ireland: dnq 2016: Spain (beat Italy 4-1 ) Hosts: Holland england: QF scotland: group stage wales: group stage n.ireland: 2nd round 2020: Italy (beat Spain 1-0) Hosts: Belguim england: QF scotland: 2nd rd wales: dnq n.ireland: dnq My History Season : Club : Division : Position : 2011/12 : Moyola Park : Northern Irish Second : 13th : Joined in Feb 12 with club 15th 2012/13 : Moyola Park : Northern Irish Second : 14th : Sacked in Nov 12, club ended 13th 2013/14 : Darlington : Blue Square Bet Premier : 18th : Resigned in May 14 a month before end of contract 2014/15 : York City : Blue Square Bet Premier : 14th : Sacked in Oct 14 with club 18th 2014/15 : Cambridge United : Blue Square Bet Premier : 21st : Joined October 14 with club 17th. Relegated 2015/16 : Cambridge United : Blue Square Bet North : 8th : FA Trophy winner 2016/17 : Cambridge United : Blue Square Bet North : 5th : Play-off Winners, Promoted to BSBP 2017/18 : Doncaster Rovers : npower League Two : 6th : Play-off runners-up. Resigned a month before contract expired 2018/19 : Livingston : Scottish First Division : 6th : Took over in Dec 18 with club 9th 2019/20 : Livingston : Scottish First Division : 1st : League Champions and League Cup runners-up 2020/21 : Hamilton : Scottish Premier League : 5th : Left club in Mar 21 with club 5th 2020/21 : Burnley : npower Championship : 5th : Took over Mar 21 club in 9th, Play-off winners Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
deltablue Posted April 30, 2012 Share Posted April 30, 2012 Well done on a quick promotion! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Share Posted May 1, 2012 Well done on a quick promotion! Thank you. Surprised by the quality of the squad to be honest. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Share Posted May 1, 2012 Season 2021/22 Premier League August Results: Table: Not the worst of starts for the Premier new boys. Decent home point against Eveton with former Evertonian Hallam Hope grabbing our leveller. Away to Villa was tough but a second half strike from Mdluli looked good for us until both Craig Easton and Stefano Giuliani were sent off after 81 mins. Both of Villa's next goals came in the 88th and 90+2 minutes. The month ended with a tight home win. Player of the Year Scott Dann fired us ahead and the winner from Sinclair came just two minutes after the Stoke goal. League Cup: What should have been an easy match at League 2 Rochdale proved to be far from that. An og from Whetton gave us a half time lead until the same player levelled for Dale. Into extra time and the host scored after 105+1 mins and we needed Dann (108) and Passarino (112) to put us into Round 3 against my former club Doncaster Rovers. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Share Posted May 1, 2012 Season 2021/22 Premier League September Results: Table: You would certainly think i would be happy with that month but no im not. Despite being unbeaten and picking a fanastic win up at Tottenham in all three league games we surrendered 2-0 leads. In the first two it cost us points but luckily in the Spurs game we managed to strike a third, killer blow. League Cup: Comfortable home win over my former side sets up a trip to Championship side Derby County. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Share Posted May 1, 2012 Season 2021/22 Premier League October Results: Table: Once again we blew a 2-0 lead over Newcastle but struck a vital third. Bottom club QPR were easily dispatched before defeat to Man City. The first time we have lost a game which was 11 v 11. The month ended with a real back to the wall job at Anfield. Liverpool needed a leveller from Wickham with just two minutes to go. League Cup: Tough win at a Championship club sees us host another Championship side Bolton in the last eight. Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City and Tottenham still remain in the competition. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Share Posted May 1, 2012 Season 2021/22 Premier League November Results: Table: A good month all round. The bad stuff was a woeful defeat to Hull but that was squeezed between three good wins. We went back to our old tricks against Blackpool, dropping a 2-0 lead. This is a habit we need to break. League Cup: Its all about the Championship again. Beat Bolton nicely and the semi final draw gives us Coventry, also of the Championship. The other semi final is Cardiff vs Manchester City. Finallt this move the media were very nice in linking me to the vacant job at Tottenham Hotspur Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike7077 Posted May 1, 2012 Share Posted May 1, 2012 Great career, this. Lots of moving about. What an amazing cup final that was! Good work with Hamilton and Burnley since then. I suspect you're getting close to one of the big jobs now. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Share Posted May 1, 2012 Great career, this. Lots of moving about. What an amazing cup final that was! Good work with Hamilton and Burnley since then.I suspect you're getting close to one of the big jobs now. A bit more moving than i would have liked to be honest. Wish i had paid more attention to my Livingston contract! That cup final was awful, i don't think i could take it again. Was leaping from my seat thinking we had it won then punching the sofa when we lost!! Pleased and massively surprised by what happening at Burnley, expected to miss play-offs and the squad to be decent, not good. As for top job both Spurs and Newcastle have had vacancies recently that the press have linked me with but denied both. Very happy at Turf Moor for now, particually with the Lge Cup semi final coming up. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
cerud Posted May 1, 2012 Share Posted May 1, 2012 Just read through and definitely a great read! You are definitely a journeyman Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 1, 2012 Author Share Posted May 1, 2012 Just read through and definitely a great read! You are definitely a journeyman Im hoping to lose the journeyman tag now. Feel very settled and confident i can build Burnley into a good Premier League team. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 2, 2012 Author Share Posted May 2, 2012 Season 2021/22 Premier League December and January Results: Table: A nightmare run during December has dropped us off the pace but still in a good position. In fairness to my team though six of the seven defeats were to teams above us. My worry was lack of goals so as soon as the transfer window opened we snapped up Italian Marco Sampaolesi. The 19 year old has joined after being released from Parma. So far he has struck 5 in 8 in all comps. League Cup: Off we go to Wembley with Manchester City awaiting. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 2, 2012 Author Share Posted May 2, 2012 FA Cup: Two good wins puts us into Round 5 where Championship side Bolton await. That will make it 9 games in a row in the cup this year without playing a Premier League team. During our poor run in December i was subject to alot of media attention reguarding jobs. Having already ignored Spurs and Newcastle rumours along came these Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
kris0710 Posted May 2, 2012 Author Share Posted May 2, 2012 Season 2021/22 Premier League February Results: Table: Not the best, not the worst. Two home wins, two away defeats. Everything building up to the Carling Cup Final. Reached 37 points though, three more and we are safe which is the aim. FA Cup: Rested players ahead of City game but that was just awful. Disgusting Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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