Who Next?
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There are plenty on here who reckon that they could do the job.
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Acquired Taste
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Drag the hypothically post back up , some good names on there
Add the guy from Brentford who went to rangers on there
An uninspiring list.
You should have added "None of the above" and "Keep Alex Neil".
You should have added "None of the above" and "Keep Alex Neil".
It is but it's probably a fair reflection of the likely candidates
Do we think anyone on that list could actually do a better job?
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imo not an imaginative list
Derek Mcinnes / Steve Clark
many teams going continental these days,
or even S. American.
Derek Mcinnes / Steve Clark
many teams going continental these days,
or even S. American.
You actually think the owner would sanction a move for a continental manager when he won't sanction moves for continental players?
Clark and McInnes are way out of our reach.
I’ve added both of these to try and add a bit of balance.
If he goes I'd expect names like Paul Heckingbottom, Jaap Stam, Uwe Rosler, Nigel Clough and maybe even Gary Bowyer to be in the mix. Don't know enough about each manager's style of play to make a judgement but if AN can't turn it round we'd need an experienced head to make us solid again and build from the back.
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Moyes is unrealistic and the others are unproven at championship level, we need someone who knows the division to come in and fix our squad ASAP starting with defence, even if it's just until the end of the season. I would still go for Mick McCarthy.
And I would still rather sit on a hedgehog!
As opposed to a prick for a manager!
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You don't mess around paddy. 🙂
End of last season eh. Sort out the home form, try keep hold of our incredible young talent, put two halves together, please Alex will you play few different formations when it's required, Browne wasn't the fella at home to be our number 10. These were basically our problems, to be addressed by a solid reinvestment of the sale of Hugill Cunningham and Doyle.
Now?
Alex Neil is a wanker.
I hope the nobbers who are so pig ignorant to recognise the complexity of the situation that's unfolded in front of Alex Neil one day see the bigger picture.
We are in big trouble, and I can't see a new manager doing any better, seriously. Moyes would put bums on seats, generate a nostalgic buzz like nothing else but he rocks up at spingies with the same shit problems Alex has now, and Moyes potentially is a spent force + he's premier league, probably in his and his agents eyes as the likes of him Sam pards etc all await to pick off the premier league opportunities that arise in Nov/Dec/Jan.
Pissing in the wind to attract him. But then we pick a new promising young manager, same squad etc.
For me gun to my head ainsworth, he's a rock and roll manager who has put the work in. Will know the shops he'll be forced to shop in, he's a nobber too.
Prepare for league 1. Thank you Trevor.