Steve Tilson

[Shrimpersfan]

Lol envy - the bloke is a nasty bit of work

Do you have proof of this? Do not mean to sound blunt. Just interested.

 

[Ricey]

Ticket office ?

He wouldn't last long in that position going by the amount of ticket office managers we have gone through.

 

[WESTY_SUFC]

Lol envy - the bloke is a nasty bit of work

So answer the question is he working for nothing? No? Not such saint Tilson

As for being more Southend lol supports Leeds don't he?

Tilson has done more good for this club than you ever have or will. If u manage to match 1% of that then you've done well

 

[mattwickfordblue]

In relation to the question of is he working for nothing......... Probably not, but I know he did used to coach local kids teams for free whilst he was still playing.

 

[Jam_Man]

Lol envy - the bloke is a nasty bit of work

So answer the question is he working for nothing? No? Not such saint Tilson

As for being more Southend lol supports Leeds don't he?

Did he turn up at Leeds Meet the players Day?

He turned up to ours, at a club that sacked him after not paying his squad for half the season and not paying him either. Says a lot about the man that he was still prepared to come along.

 

[TrueBlue]

Do you have proof of this? Do not mean to sound blunt. Just interested.

Yes on 2 separate occasions

other people have also said the same thing Brian Jeeves being one

 

[TrueBlue]

Tilson has done more good for this club than you ever have or will. If u manage to match 1% of that then you've done well

Of course he has done more he has been a player and a manager, I have not been graced with such luck however your point was he is 'Southend' implying that he is a regular fair weather fan, my point is for me he is not really a massive fan as you dictate

 

[TrueBlue]

Did he turn up at Leeds Meet the players Day?

He turned up to ours, at a club that sacked him after not paying his squad for half the season and not paying him either. Says a lot about the man that he was still prepared to come along.

Never knew that, has he been to any more recently?

 

[OldBlueLady]

Never knew that, has he been to any more recently?

I have a feeling Jam is right, I think he did turn up to play the charity game in a vets side after he'd been put on gardening leave. Don't think he's been since though.

 

[james_c]

Lol envy - the bloke is a nasty bit of work

So answer the question is he working for nothing? No? Not such saint Tilson

As for being more Southend lol supports Leeds don't he?

what did he do to be a nasty bit of work?

 

[MK Shrimper]

what did he do to be a nasty bit of work?

Nicked one of his chips at meet the Blues day.

 

[Fairport]

Maybe he will get a job as a number 2 or a coaching role with a lower league or conference club. He did a few weeks with John Still last season when he was at Dagenham. Sometimes when you are in this type of job you get a chance as a caretaker manager when the main guy gets fired. This is how he got into management with us. That may be his only route back to management at senior level. Still a Blues legend though!

 

[mrsblue]

Steve in my book is the business through and through,Glad he has got this gig and hope he gets back into the pro game very soon.

 

[dannypav]

Steve in my book is the business through and through,Glad he has got this gig and hope he gets back into the pro game very soon.

You are David Brent and I claim my £5 :winking:

 

[Rayleigh boy]

I enjoyed Brazil vs Spain .... of course Sir Steve put a SUFC team out against Scolari and got a result ...... I would say the great performances against Chelsea were probably the nail in Scolaris coffin ..... done well against Ferguson too.

I suppose if you have a go at someone who has had those sorts of days in their life its must be a strange bitter sort of envy

 

[Lester Bangs]

Will always be a legend to me. Good luck in your new role Steve!

 

[SouthLondonShrimper]

Some of the responses on this thread only go to prove how fickle football fans are.

 

[maninasuitcase]

I think Tilly did pretty well to last 6 years in management in his first job as a number one. I don't know the exact figures but I'd guess most first time managers on average last no more than 18 months and the majority don't get a second chance at a top job after being sacked.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Some of the responses on this thread only go to prove how fickle football fans are.

Yeah but Paul Sturrock is a legend because he won ...erm....ah....oh.

 

[shrimpled]

I have a feeling Jam is right, I think he did turn up to play the charity game in a vets side after he'd been put on gardening leave. Don't think he's been since though.

He played last year.