Moyes Potential Replacement

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

I have been saying this for a while. Loads of other candidates have come and gone yet he has allways been qouted by the bookies in the top 3. Surely he should be a 66/1 shot. Very scary.

They've taken a load of money on him in Ireland, emanating from his hometown, so imo it's a bit of a "Stubbsies got it lads" equivalent, when news that he'd had an interview translated into "he's got the job" - I'm not scared...............................yet

 

[Nobby Nobbs]

With potential Ralfie as DOF and Di Matteo concentrating on tactics and training....how many managers successfully managed the ego's of Terry, Frank and Drogba.....Welcome Robbie!! ;-)

Sorry I'll try again, did he manage their ego's or just give into them which is more likely.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Di Matteo got Chelsea playing again

I think he definately cowtailed to the top stars ego's but i also think that he's a naturally likeable guy

They played for him when they hadn't been playing for AVB

 

[helpimonfire]

so whats this thing with vitor @ 6pm about?

Going round to his Mum's for his tea.

 

[Blue gambler]

because most people have bet on him?

presumably, the second most amount have backed Lennon. But why ? makes no sence. No one here gives him a chance.

 

[jungleburger]

Going round to his Mum's for his tea.

Family man too

IT'S FECKING ON!!!1

 

[helpimonfire]

Family man too

IT'S FECKING ON!!!1

Vitor is a legend

Team Vitor

 

[Goodison87]

I honestly think the bookies know sweet f a .

Totally agree, the bookies class next permenant manager odds as a just for fun bet. No real money ever gets placed. It's just a shut your eyes scenario and hope for the best....

 

[AaronTheBlue]

Just hope this gets sorted soon.

 

[ijjysmith]

Nothing happening today fellas.

Maybe over the weekend.

 

[Greek Fisherman]

@PortuBall: João Moutinho on his former manager Vítor Pereira: "I hope they[Porto and Pereira] can work things out. He's a great manager."

Come on BILL, sign him up

 

[EFC NY]

This Director of Football thing is interesting because in the States in all the major sports it is almost universally done this way. The Director of Football is called the General Manager, and the Manager is called a Manager in baseball and a Head Coach in everything else. With all the money involved with the PL, I never understood why transfers, players contracts, scouting etc were run by the same guy who was the touchline manager and ran training and tactics etc. Its seems like one guy doing two full time jobs, and the skill sets may not be the same for each. For instance, I rated Moyes much higher as a "General Manager" than as a "Head Coach".

 

[jimmythenut]

This Director of Football thing is interesting because in the States in all the major sports it is almost universally done this way. The Director of Football is called the General Manager, and the Manager is called a Manager in baseball and a Head Coach in everything else. With all the money involved with the PL, I never understood why transfers, players contracts, scouting etc were run by the same guy who was the touchline manager and ran training and tactics etc. Its seems like one guy doing two full time jobs, and the skill sets may not be the same for each. For instance, I rated Moyes much higher as a "General Manager" than as a "Head Coach".

This might be why the Premier League is the biggest league in the world, and the MLS is well...like pub fooball. Maybe the MLS need to change there ways.

 

[helpimonfire]

Latest News

Vitor having talks with his mum today. They have decided on Sausage mash for tea tonight.

It's On.

 

[bluemangroup]

Nothing happening today fellas.

Maybe over the weekend.

Is this you talking as the 17th best source on GOT?