Who would be your replacement for Ronny?

It's on Hollywood Rd across from the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, just off the Fulham Rd.

 

I'd go for Mick McCarthy. He's steadily improved Ipswich without spending too much money and knows Celtic and Scottish football.

 

Would love to know what there plan is , going to be brutal waiting untill the end of the season since we all know there is to be someone new

 

Can see the announcement being stage managed. Loads of rumours on new Manager. Last game of the season vs Motherwell. Ronny picks up the trophy, looks down the tunnel and out come Peter and ..........

 

I think you're right. They might sound out rodgers and moyes but I don't think they'll make them serious offers worth their while.

Doubt they'd go anywhere near some of the fancy names that have been floated about on here Bielsa/Schaaf/Yakin etc. They think we're all too * daft to appreciate it, and they'd have to get serious if they appointed a guy like that. Imagine John Park handing Bielsa a list of transfer targets. He'd use it for bog roll.

It's Lennon or Keane imo. They're familiar, attainable and they know what they're getting into.

 

For me, the ideal man should have:

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  Experience winning trophies
  Can play good football but can also be pragmatic
  Has proven to play youngsters and improve them
  Has bought players for not much and sold high
  Experience of navigating the Champions League qualifiers
  Experience of doing well in the Champions League with underdogs
  Experience of dealing woth the demands at a massive club

That's ideal for me.

 

Apart from Martin O'Neill, who do you reckon that leaves? Bielsa? Trappatoni if he isn't retired?

 

That sums up Govan Alex.

 

Lenny, Bielsa, O'Neill is the only ones I can think of off the top of my head but we should be looking to fill as many of those as possible.

Well, Bielsa doesn't fit all of them either, guy just doesn't do pragmatic and it's * immense to watch :smiley-laughing002:

 

Just save some time and say Neil Lennon.:smiley-laughing002:

 

I'd easily get behind any of the 3.

Since Strachan's last season we haven't had a manager older than 50 :smiley-laughing002:

 

Stevie Frail would galvanise the support.

 

Just swoop for Warburton and be done with it.

 

Surely Schaaf would tick a lot of the items on the list. And Hiddink. I'd go bonkers happy if Trapattoni came, though. I'm * tired of young managers being appointed. The ONLY exception would be Lenny.

 

*, forgot about Hiddink. Heavily linked in 2000 wasn't he?

Just looked and saw Trap is 77 now, Jesus.

 

WGS fits the bill as well

 

Good shout. Would rather Warbles leads us to Champions League glory than doing it with Sevco.

 

Or Eddie Howe

 

Guus Hiddink mentioned on KDS

that would be interesting