davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Neither will come here. It's a choice between sticking with SA or bringing Silva or Howe in IMO. Unless the new DoF (if he ever arrives) has his own ideas and pulling power.
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Brands loves the boy LVG and Martin Jol, lets not give him a choice hey.
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
And yet you call Moshiri unambitious.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
We have to be realistic precisely because of Moshiri's terrible decisions which have blown it for us.
billyblue80
Player Valuation: £70m
I hope he's going through his managerial shortlist. But I could just be deluding myself.
brieverton
Player Valuation: £50m
It is the thoroughness of the search and appointment process that is the key factor.
In the modern era we have consistently played it safe in the choice of manager, culminating in Allardyce being seen as the only option by Moshiri last time around.
There most definitely is a ceiling on the calibre of manager we can attract, but as with the player market, I'd rather we aimed for the very best emerging talent out there rather than some dull, uninspiring, unambitious steady eddie, who will just carry on regardless and leave us as we were, or worse. That mode of thinking needs to be ripped up and binned.
We are rubbish but will finish 8th, so we can afford to take a calculated risk. It's never really been about a big name for me, that ship sailed years ago and Moshiri's arrival has done nothing to change it.
I want a manager that can forge his own identity and reputation whilst rebuilding the very same identity and reputation of this club. The candidates are out there, but we have to look beyond Preston, Wigan, and Southampton as starting points, and be very wary of other flavour of the month candidates.
If Moshiri could grasp that idea we would take a big stride to recovery. Yes, its hit and miss but there are no guarantees anyway. The potential upside if we had the smarts to hit on the next Simeone or Pochettino are still massive for us.
In the modern era we have consistently played it safe in the choice of manager, culminating in Allardyce being seen as the only option by Moshiri last time around.
There most definitely is a ceiling on the calibre of manager we can attract, but as with the player market, I'd rather we aimed for the very best emerging talent out there rather than some dull, uninspiring, unambitious steady eddie, who will just carry on regardless and leave us as we were, or worse. That mode of thinking needs to be ripped up and binned.
We are rubbish but will finish 8th, so we can afford to take a calculated risk. It's never really been about a big name for me, that ship sailed years ago and Moshiri's arrival has done nothing to change it.
I want a manager that can forge his own identity and reputation whilst rebuilding the very same identity and reputation of this club. The candidates are out there, but we have to look beyond Preston, Wigan, and Southampton as starting points, and be very wary of other flavour of the month candidates.
If Moshiri could grasp that idea we would take a big stride to recovery. Yes, its hit and miss but there are no guarantees anyway. The potential upside if we had the smarts to hit on the next Simeone or Pochettino are still massive for us.
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
Now then Farhad, are we still planning for a brighter tomorrow which involves us breaking into the champions league? Or will we be settling for mid table mediocrity with Sam? Do let us know soon.
Kev The Rat
Player Valuation: £70m
most likely Silva with no money.
YAWN
flibbyflob
Player Valuation: £40m
A lot depends on how much he trusted Bill/Walsh etc...
CJR
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Insanity
“doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
So rumours are that Moshiri wants rid of the lot, Kenwright, Walsh, Elstone, Rooney etc
A clean slate which is needed as the above quote says we have been doing the same thing with the same people for 20+ years
A clean unsentimental look at the club from top to bottom with highly driven qualified people who want to succeed and not just reminisce about former glories
Could be great, could turn in to a nightmare but we really have to try something different and reinvent ourselves
“doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
So rumours are that Moshiri wants rid of the lot, Kenwright, Walsh, Elstone, Rooney etc
A clean slate which is needed as the above quote says we have been doing the same thing with the same people for 20+ years
A clean unsentimental look at the club from top to bottom with highly driven qualified people who want to succeed and not just reminisce about former glories
Could be great, could turn in to a nightmare but we really have to try something different and reinvent ourselves
havrey0123
Player Valuation: £25m
So along with sh dirty end of the stick, fans for the use of, one each per fan, none negotiable.
We have one order of jam tomorrow, to be delivered After BMD...maybe