Our next manager, who should it be

Maybe even other than a new manager we could do with more of a nutcase in the dressing room even just as a coach or assistant. Lennon, Mjallby and Thompson were all a bit mental and you knew they'd be going off their nuts in the dressing room after every poor performance or draw.

Current 3 don't really have any aggression about them.

 

* that the guy is an utter bell end

 

the main one being he's almost 65, and he was a complete disaster as DOF with Barnes, there was a reason MON demanded he was out if he came in

 

Watched the interview and remember him saying it

 

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Take your pick

 

Paco Jemez

 

Nigel Pearson is a bit of a nutter, but he could do a good job here.
Good suggestion by Slaw

 

I think the only way ronny could stay on is of yhe new person came in as a director of football

 

Roy Keane.

 

I couldn't give a * how much of a * he is. He's a good manager.

I would also take Keane. Negotiate his wages (which we were unwilling to do first time around) and let him pick his assistant (which, again, we were unwilling to do the first time around).

 

Pearson may come across as a *. But, by Christ, he would install some passion and fight into this team.

 

Malky?

 

Paul Lambert

 

For me it would be the way he had his hands in the deal that signed that defender for 5 * million....raffy *....or really *.....forget his name.:smiley-laughing002:

 

Would need to have a white 11.

 

Paul lambert

 

Someone who is deserving of the job.
Someone with experience of managing a team of a similar calibre. Someone who knows what playing in Europe means (and no, not meaning pep guardiola or the likes).
Someone that won't take the job and think we are doing them a favour - your neil lennon, Tony Mowbray, Owen Coyle, Roy Keane, Ronny Delia, John Hughes, Jackie McNamara of the world. These are managers we would sign and would (have) been yes men, men who would feel like they have to toe the party line because we have given them a chance (cheap option).
Someone with dig, passion, respect within the game.
Someone who can motivate, change a game tactically.
Someone who isn't naive, selfish or stubborn to not see the errors of their choices.

I'm not expecting us to sign the top dogs of managers, same as I don't expect us to sign the top strikers in football. But I do expect us to stop penny pinching and go get the sort of manager (and player) that can contribute in taking this club forward.

Who's the current manager of teams like Porto, schalke, Valencia, Villarreal, Ajax, st Etienne, Fiorentina? We expect to be as good, if not better than these teams, then we need a manager and players of that sonar level to do that.
So let's look at who they are, sound them life, check their pedigree, offer them a decent and fair wage for the task we are asking them to do.

If a cl group team is paying an average of (example) 20k a week to a a manager, then so should we. Not offering 5k and expecting the same results.

 

Anything to get rid of Ambrose

 

Some of you people are living in cloud cuckoo land.

The board will install a puppet to further their agenda. Therefore, some of yous need to be careful what you wish for. Probably Owen Coyle or Jackie Mac.

Brendan Rodgers and Michael Laudrup

 

The two managers of Salford FC?