| next manager... 22:15 - Nov 3 with 40289 views | Gloucs_R |
Who do we want that is realistic? |  |
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| next manager... on 13:16 - Nov 5 with 2705 views | 1BobbyHazell |
Maybe, I'll get behind whoever we get and whilst liking those 2 (love Olly), I can't help but feel that they're time is up as effective managers. I believe they have both been sacked a couple of times in recent years. And Warnock's football in particular really is past its sell by date.
We have to look at what the similarly sized successful clubs are doing on and off the pitch and at least try and take some things on board. What are they doing differently to the Wolves, Birminghams, Wigans, Coventrys etc etc of this world?
If I'd lost a quarter of a billion pounds I'd employ people who's sole job was to scour Europe for talent or how about offering Les Read (or 1 or 2 of his high up assistants) at Southampton a good wedge to come over and build a club. [Post edited 5 Nov 2015 13:17]
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| next manager... on 13:21 - Nov 5 with 2681 views | lave16 |
| next manager... on 13:16 - Nov 5 by 1BobbyHazell |
Maybe, I'll get behind whoever we get and whilst liking those 2 (love Olly), I can't help but feel that they're time is up as effective managers. I believe they have both been sacked a couple of times in recent years. And Warnock's football in particular really is past its sell by date.
We have to look at what the similarly sized successful clubs are doing on and off the pitch and at least try and take some things on board. What are they doing differently to the Wolves, Birminghams, Wigans, Coventrys etc etc of this world?
If I'd lost a quarter of a billion pounds I'd employ people who's sole job was to scour Europe for talent or how about offering Les Read (or 1 or 2 of his high up assistants) at Southampton a good wedge to come over and build a club. [Post edited 5 Nov 2015 13:17]
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I must send tony my championship manager cv... few titles etc in there... I might get a few games in charge.... |  |
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| next manager... on 13:42 - Nov 5 with 2613 views | WrightUp5hit___ |
Two pennorth, Derek McInnes |  | | |
| next manager... on 13:43 - Nov 5 with 2604 views | Discodroids |
| next manager... on 13:42 - Nov 5 by WrightUp5hit___ |
Two pennorth, Derek McInnes |
good shout . |  |
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| next manager... on 14:04 - Nov 5 with 2551 views | johncharles |
| next manager... on 13:42 - Nov 5 by WrightUp5hit___ |
Two pennorth, Derek McInnes |
A very good shout but far too imaginative and daring and sensible at the same time. |  |
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| next manager... on 14:09 - Nov 5 with 2542 views | Jigsore |
I see Hudders just appointed David Wagner, former Dortmund B team coach. Building for the future... someone should tell them its all tosh and they need Tim Sherwood in straight away to 'ruffle a few feathers' 
Would anyone take Paul Lambert? |  |
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| next manager... on 14:14 - Nov 5 with 2526 views | supahoopsa |
I'm sure he wouldn't touch us with a barge pole and I wouldn't blame him, but I'd really like to see Brendon Rodgers.
I just want to see the Rangers playing entertaining football again, don't care if we never get into the prima-donna ship ever again (I'd be more than happy with Championship football for the foreseeable future). I am just so fed-up with what has been our style (in the very loosest terms) of play over the last few years. |  |
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| next manager... on 14:16 - Nov 5 with 2520 views | WrightUp5hit___ |
The chancers, the interview heroes, “not on my watch”, re-treads, the perennially “on the list, the “nice blokes”, the rent a gob, the fantastic coaches, the served his time, the deserves an opportunity, the SSN call for a quote, the transfer wheeler dealer, the control freak, the Teflon manager, the suck up to the board meister, the shifty barsteward, the communicator.
ENOUGH
Just, for once find a competent bleedin’ MANAGER | | | |
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| next manager... on 14:17 - Nov 5 with 2516 views | TacticalR |
| next manager... on 14:09 - Nov 5 by Jigsore |
I see Hudders just appointed David Wagner, former Dortmund B team coach. Building for the future... someone should tell them its all tosh and they need Tim Sherwood in straight away to 'ruffle a few feathers'
Would anyone take Paul Lambert? |
That depends on how much you think being the manager of Aston Villa permanently destroys a man. |  |
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| next manager... on 14:25 - Nov 5 with 2481 views | baz_qpr |
| next manager... on 14:09 - Nov 5 by Jigsore |
I see Hudders just appointed David Wagner, former Dortmund B team coach. Building for the future... someone should tell them its all tosh and they need Tim Sherwood in straight away to 'ruffle a few feathers'
Would anyone take Paul Lambert? |
Yep - Set aside the last year at Villa fits the bill |  | | |
| next manager... on 14:28 - Nov 5 with 2469 views | TheBlob |
| next manager... on 14:09 - Nov 5 by Jigsore |
I see Hudders just appointed David Wagner, former Dortmund B team coach. Building for the future... someone should tell them its all tosh and they need Tim Sherwood in straight away to 'ruffle a few feathers'
Would anyone take Paul Lambert? |
Yes.
Straight down to the recycling plant.
As to the guy who gave us the best football in 20 years,are we not forgetting Gentleman Jim Magilton?
Di Canio and De Canio are mooching about. |  |
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| next manager... on 15:06 - Nov 5 with 2406 views | CiderwithRsie |
| next manager... on 14:28 - Nov 5 by TheBlob |
Yes.
Straight down to the recycling plant.
As to the guy who gave us the best football in 20 years,are we not forgetting Gentleman Jim Magilton?
Di Canio and De Canio are mooching about. |
If Gigi was available and willing I'd have thought we could do a lot worse | | | |
| next manager... on 15:28 - Nov 5 with 2374 views | Eddo |
Feel sorry for Chris Ramsey, we have lost a good coach there.
Sometimes people just have to be realistic with their abilities.
Moving on - The obvious choice is Brendan Rodgers..
Assuming he wants to rebuild his career. | | | |
| next manager... on 15:30 - Nov 5 with 2367 views | Northernr |
| next manager... on 15:28 - Nov 5 by Eddo |
Feel sorry for Chris Ramsey, we have lost a good coach there.
Sometimes people just have to be realistic with their abilities.
Moving on - The obvious choice is Brendan Rodgers..
Assuming he wants to rebuild his career. |
The guy who just left Liverpool and is going to be favourite for every Premier League job that comes up? Yeh, he's definitely going to jump at the chance to manage a Championship circus. |  | | |
| next manager... on 16:04 - Nov 5 with 2311 views | Eddo |
| next manager... on 15:30 - Nov 5 by Northernr |
The guy who just left Liverpool and is going to be favourite for every Premier League job that comes up? Yeh, he's definitely going to jump at the chance to manage a Championship circus. |
I understand your reservations Northernr, but lets look at this another way.
I was delighted when Sir Les publically stated they were rebuilding the football club from ground up, appointing a young manager with an influx of players from the lower leagues, target for this season staying up.. (The common sense approach, I just wish Gareth Ainsworth had been given the opportunity and left to do it for a few years).
But, it is now abundantly clear that the goal posts have been moved, perhaps because we failed to get rid of a raft of expensive, under achievers. Given the new target of promotion, the only solution is to appoint an experienced premiership manager - Hence my suggestion of Brendan.
He is after all a good coach, who has plenty of experience managing prima-donna's, and he has a proven mid-table Premiership record. [Post edited 5 Nov 2015 16:08]
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| next manager... on 16:07 - Nov 5 with 2299 views | whittocksRs |
This just in from Standard Sport:
"Fernandes has privately conceded he may have made a mistake following the subsequent poor reigns of Mark Hughes, Harry Redknapp and Ramsey."
Jesus wept.
And no, never, not happening, not in reality, nonsense to Brendan Rodgers. | | | |
| next manager... on 16:09 - Nov 5 with 2289 views | Dando |
Im pretty worried it will end up being Sherwood, with Ramsey on his team. The website seems to be worded almost as if Ramsey is still there, just "relieved of first team duties". Didnt Sherwood say he wanted Ramsey with him at Villa, but Ramsey took the job with us? I can see it happening, hope im wrong. | | | |
| next manager... on 16:11 - Nov 5 with 2284 views | lave16 |
| next manager... on 16:09 - Nov 5 by Dando |
Im pretty worried it will end up being Sherwood, with Ramsey on his team. The website seems to be worded almost as if Ramsey is still there, just "relieved of first team duties". Didnt Sherwood say he wanted Ramsey with him at Villa, but Ramsey took the job with us? I can see it happening, hope im wrong. |
Brendan rogers.... come on down | |
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| next manager... on 16:19 - Nov 5 with 2277 views | Benny_the_Ball |
Similarly how can people be happy that an inexperienced Ramsey has been relieved of his duties but then suggest the likes of Derry, Hill and AInsworth for manager? |  | | |
| next manager... on 16:22 - Nov 5 with 2263 views | Northernr |
| next manager... on 16:04 - Nov 5 by Eddo |
I understand your reservations Northernr, but lets look at this another way.
I was delighted when Sir Les publically stated they were rebuilding the football club from ground up, appointing a young manager with an influx of players from the lower leagues, target for this season staying up.. (The common sense approach, I just wish Gareth Ainsworth had been given the opportunity and left to do it for a few years).
But, it is now abundantly clear that the goal posts have been moved, perhaps because we failed to get rid of a raft of expensive, under achievers. Given the new target of promotion, the only solution is to appoint an experienced premiership manager - Hence my suggestion of Brendan.
He is after all a good coach, who has plenty of experience managing prima-donna's, and he has a proven mid-table Premiership record. [Post edited 5 Nov 2015 16:08]
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You misunderstand me I think. He'd be a very good appointment for us potentially. You haven't got a cat's chance in hell of getting him here. Why on earth would he take it? | | | |
| next manager... on 16:34 - Nov 5 with 2226 views | captainmycaptian |
Just not sh itwood pls | | | |
| next manager... on 16:51 - Nov 5 with 2179 views | BasingstokeR |
Rodgers was ok working with the good foundations lots of other managers and the club at Swansea had laid. I didn't think he changed their style very much. We need someone who can either instantly succeed (to meet the board expectation) or be a club builder, not sure Rodgers is either of those.
At Reading and Watford he didn't pull up any trees. Was he that good at Liverpool? I'd argue Suarez had a similar stand out starring player season to Adel when Warnock was in charge, but in the Premier league and better and they still didn't win the league. |  | | |
| next manager... on 16:53 - Nov 5 with 3183 views | Eddo |
| next manager... on 15:30 - Nov 5 by Northernr |
The guy who just left Liverpool and is going to be favourite for every Premier League job that comes up? Yeh, he's definitely going to jump at the chance to manage a Championship circus. |
http://www.skybet.com/football/specials/manager-specials
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink now favorite according to Skybet!
Not sure how to feel about that...
Bizzarelly no mention of Brendan, lol | | | |
| next manager... on 16:55 - Nov 5 with 3180 views | LowerloftLad |
if there were clear guild lines next season of the job is staying up and a lot of big earners were to be sold then I would plump for holloway |  |
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| next manager... on 16:58 - Nov 5 with 3157 views | daveB |
They have no idea and are just guessing same as they always do.
Imo it will be Warnock or Sherwood |  | | |
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