Managers within our reach

[JobForTheMoyes]

Santo, Howe, Benitez, Pellegrini. Personal opinion of course. I would have any of them and wager that they would be a significant upgrade on what we have.

Pelligrini is absolutely ancient!

 

[4737carlin]

Why not? He nuts and never sticks around more than a year or two.

Well I just can't see him doing one season at Leeds, having a successful one and walking away.

 

[Groucho]

It’s true though. McClaren got Middlesbrough to a European final, was Alex Ferguson’s right hand man and won the Dutch League title.

But you wouldn’t touch him

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

You're not really in a position to talk about logic.

You think Moyes is the best manager in the world out there for us to appoint next.

No, he is the best realistic short-term appointment. I would be all for a top coach, but do not see how we will attract one at the moment.

 

[JammyP]

Sacking managers will cost us a fortune

But not as much as going down....
And it's big Mosh's money now

 

[4737carlin]

It’s true though. McClaren got Middlesbrough to a European final, was Alex Ferguson’s right hand man and won the Dutch League title.

McLaren is a much better manager then Silva but still not the one for us.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

But you wouldn’t touch him

Of course not. But at the moment we have a worse coach than Steve McClaren leading the team!

 

[blue to the bone]

Santo, Howe, Benitez, Pellegrini. Personal opinion of course. I would have any of them and wager that they would be a significant upgrade on what we have.

Santo why would he?
Pellegrini for me is a has been.
Benítez would split the fan base and would not work out.
Howe. Possibly.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

McLaren is a much better manager then Silva but still not the one for us.

I agree - was just making a point.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Yeah, but the fact he had the ethics of a snake probably meant he had very little goodwill. The fact he derailed his country’s hopes of the World Cup made him very unpopular.

I disagree on that. Him lining up a job after the World Cup didn't mean he had to be fired. Maybe it isn't the greatest thing to do, But the Spanish Federation should have sucked it up and let him do his job. They blew it in my opinion. And that also has nothing to do with his management at club level.

 

[Narntwinnysivven]

Mancini

 

[JammyP]

But not as much as going down....
And it's big Mosh's money now

Oddschecker.com
David Wagner 7/2
Mikel Arteta 9/2
Eddie Howe 5
Paulo Fonseca 11/2
Brendan Rodgers 6 (!!!!!!!!)
Rafael Benitez 10
Sean Dyche 12
Marcelo Bielsa 20
Sam Allardyce 25
David Moyes 25
Arsene Wenger 25
Duncan Ferguson 25
David Unsworth 33
Chris Wilder 40

 

[Billysgingham.]

I'm not paid a massive wedge to think mate.

I never wanted Koeman because I never rated him, and Allardyce is, well, err Allardyce, did a certain job, but never a manager IMO to kick us on.

Sound but as I said we have had experience and it didn't work so what's next, because top experience managers will not come here.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

I disagree on that. Him lining up a job after the World Cup didn't mean he had to be fired. Maybe it isn't the greatest thing to do, But the Spanish Federation should have sucked it up and let him do his job. They blew it in my opinion. And that also has nothing to do with his management at club level.

It was the way they chose to announce it and create a total s***storm. He and Madrid could easily have kept it quiet until after the World Cup, but instead choose to enrage the whole nation!

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Oddschecker.com
David Wagner 7/2
Mikel Arteta 9/2
Eddie Howe 5
Paulo Fonseca 11/2
Brendan Rodgers 6 (!!!!!!!!)
Rafael Benitez 10
Sean Dyche 12
Marcelo Bielsa 20
Sam Allardyce 25
David Moyes 25
Arsene Wenger 25

Haha - imagine it turned out Moshiri had tapped up Wagner after doing the same thing with Silva!