Suggest A New Manager

[Mr Browns Ghost]

Will Atkinson ... it would be great to give Will his first chance at management by throwing him in a reaction dog fight

 

[Tampa Blue]

FFS, it's a business - as such you select the best available applicant for the job whether you like them or not - it's not a popularity contest , if it was then SCP would have a job for life.

But it's all irrelevant in any case until RM decides otherwise.

 

[Jay_SUFC]

My dead cat

 

[Sunnyshrimper]

Plenty of options out there who would I'm sure take it til the end of the season and maybe further as a project, at football league level and not looking at delusional big names way out of budget. Depending on finances I'd say possibly Ian Holloway, Darrell Clarke, Steve Evans, Gary Rowett, Paul Hurst & Paul Clement as well as some more obscure

 

[shrimpled]

Darrell Clarke

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

If we’re honestly thinking about Steve Evans, we might as well have Oliver Hardy.

Stan Laurel as his assistant.

 

[stewart]

Give Maher the job as caretaker manager with Duncan as his assistant until the end of the season,( no cost to the club ), in the meantime RM should look at a former striker as next manager ,we had too many past defenders as managers lately ,time for a change . After all isnt Solskaer doing an excellent job at Man U.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

Cannon and Ball.

 

[thenobster]

Please, no one who is an ex 'legend/hero'... its not nice when it goes tits up......

 

[stewart]

Is Teddy Sherringham managing anywhere.

 

[Fitz]

Unless Nathan Jones gets the boot from Stoke no more ex players please. Especially if they have no managerial experience.

And how are they ever going to get managerial experience....

 

[stewart]

Get an attacking coach in and allow the players some freedom to express themselves, lets see if they can play.

 

[onceknownasrab]

Tim Sherwood

 

[Prawn]

John Barnes?

 

[LennySUFC]

Get an attacking coach in and allow the players some freedom to express themselves, lets see if they can play.

Or a defensive coach who can actually coach a team to defend and keep a clean sheet

 

[overseas shrimper]

I know you'll laugh, but I know Roy McDonough would love it. I'm sure he'll be called a football dinosaur... but Mick Harford's not doing too bad a job, in better working conditions, admittedly! At least he'd get a bit of spirit back in to the club for the run in (not that type of spirit, though). Stranger things have happened in football...

Couldn't agree with you more... I really did laugh.

 

[northbankblue]

I’d say Steve Evans till the end of season either way he would sort it out.
He would be a different approach a bit more old school in the way of dealing with things.
If it didn’t work and we still went down under him then he would make massive changes in the summer and we would be a force next season be it in league 1or 2.
No player would be able to relax as he doesn’t accept failures however Ron would need to back him as he loves to wheel and deal.
I don’t like the bloke much but he does get results.

 

[OldBlueLady]

If Evans comes in, then I will seriously consider not going. I don't want that vile man, who shouldn't ever be allowed near a football club ever again, having anything to do with my club.

 

[Onion_Bag_Dave]

MORNIN’

Steve Evans. Christ. Players hate him! Everyone hates him. Not sure what parallel universe that’s in but I hope I never have to live in it.

Ian Holloway. Who’s paying for that then?

 

[Floval Flyer]

All things considered I think I’d rather stick with CP, providing he does the following;

Makes Cox captain
Drops Dieng
Drops Mantom
Drops Turner
Plays 442
Gives Wabo a chance

Gives the entire squad a very hard kick up the backside and gets tough

We need a do or die attitude starting Saturday, as I’m sure Wimbledon will be fighting for their lives. (And we are too now)

One more thing, and this is down to us!

Let’s get behind the team on Saturday - make it a cup tie atmosphere, and absolutely NO negativity towards any players or staff