If he’s the shrewd operator he’s rumoured to be then I’m sure he already has a shortlist drawn up.
The return to expansive football was the right call, it’s just starting to look like the individual selected probably wasn’t.
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Management So (hypothetically) who replaces Ange then?
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The return to expansive football was the right call, it’s just starting to look like the individual selected probably wasn’t.
No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
The problem with Potter is that his teams are notoriously bad at finishing chances. Pair him with our forwards and we'd be lucky to score 15 goals in the entire season.
A jewell in the crown were we to appoint him
We do like building things ...
I did the same with Ryan
He'd use youth too
True, same can be said about the market for strikers and creative midfielders
Agreed.He does tick a Lot of boxes,the most notable one him having experience in this league.Whoever the new manager is will definitely have had to work in the premiership before.
I've said it before, but I wonder if Thomas Frank could be tempted? I wouldn't leave Brentford mid season if I was him to come to us though!
Why wouldn't you? The squad is good, apart from the forwards. Let's not kid ourselves around here. The defenders are solid, and the midfield has a lot of options.
McKenna.
The job he's doing at Ipswich is really impressive and they play football the right way.
Other choices just seem like Foreign Flavour of the Month types.
Ange can still turn things around though, starting with Coventry this Weds.
The job he's doing at Ipswich is really impressive and they play football the right way.
Other choices just seem like Foreign Flavour of the Month types.
Ange can still turn things around though, starting with Coventry this Weds.
Of which there are also Brit Flavour Of The Month types too.......... Carrick was hot news not so long ago... Not heard a peep about him here (in any context) for a while now.
Based on the transfer window we are a youth project looking to bear fruit and peak in 2-3 seasons.
We need somebody to come in, bed in the youth and manage expectations.
I'd go for Gary O'Neill, he was the first to come up with the blueprint of beating so called Ange ball on Monday night football.
I like him and he's suitably low key for where we are, isn't going to come out and say crazy things in pressers about winning leagues and shit.
We need somebody to come in, bed in the youth and manage expectations.
I'd go for Gary O'Neill, he was the first to come up with the blueprint of beating so called Ange ball on Monday night football.
I like him and he's suitably low key for where we are, isn't going to come out and say crazy things in pressers about winning leagues and shit.
There were one or two mentioning Carrick but that was it, certainly not myself as the man couldn't wait to get out of our club as a player so why hire him as a manager?
McKenna would be a much better option than some foreign mercenary, imo anyway.
As I said, here's hoping Ange can start picking up some wins and we can write this off as a slow start.
Why would a foreign manager automatically be assumed to be a mercenary?
Is Ange a merc?
Is McKenna a Spurs fan?
..................What are the 'lines' here?
