Being a Dundee Manager ....

[Gedee]

"Has being a Dundee manager become such a poisoned chalice that no decent manager is interested in it?" ....

(That quote (Iain) is taken from  post under the Topic of Paul Hartley. And although I am not sure it justified a New Topic, I did not want to add it to other thread, in case I was going "off-topic" ... But the statement got me thinking)

I'm putting it out more as a personal question, to get an idea of the character of some of our members/posters (And maybe to help keep the forum rolling along) So I suppose it could include just a general response as well.

Assuming all things being equal and you felt knowledgeable enough to take on such a role as Football Manager, would the idea of applying for a managerial job with a Club (DFC in this case) that had a reputation of "poisoned chalice"... Graveyard for hopeful managers, put you right of from even considering !! I kinda agree with above comment and do think, some experienced managers would give Dundee the body swerve, with thoughts that...this is the kind of move that could  start the end of my career.

But as I asked at the start, on general  terms... Just how would you describe yourself?

Speaking for myself if someone says, it cannae done, it's likely I'll then give it a go

(I'm not wishing to sound big headed. Because there are many times I'll definitely fail)

[DarkBlueKnight]

I’m ready for the call

[Gedee]

16 minutes ago, DarkBlueKnight said:

I’m ready for the call

Is it possible you 're maybe a wee bit too enthusiastic ...

You maybe should have had the dignity to wait at least two minutes before throwing in your hat on the table

[Dundeefc1783]

2 hours ago, DarkBlueKnight said:

I’m ready for the call

Nelms will have added you to his shortlist. Expect an interview when McPake is punted

[DarkBlueKnight]

35 minutes ago, Dundeefc1783 said:

Nelms will have added you to his shortlist. Expect an interview when McPake is punted

I could do a job ! I’ll let James warm my seat for now