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oh their would be more than just you, thousands of us.
Rather McClaren than Martinez.
ijjysmith
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Christ, but what a choice!
jackfaz
Player Valuation: £750k
What's this guy up to?
Younger AND better looking...
Wiki "Brian Laudrup (born 22 February 1969) is a Danish former football player and current football commentator, pundit and analyst on TV3+"
Laudrup in.
Mutzo Nutzo
Player Valuation: £70m
Give Howard a call - this time of day he'll be propping up the bar at the Bay Horse in Formby
toffeestillidie
Player Valuation: £35m
laudrup won't come as they have europe and we probably won't. Martinez might come but we don't know if he can match our club's level of ambition. I wouldn't mind Adkins, seems to have as similar eye for cheap-ish buys to Moyes and southampton were reasonably exciting under him. Most on here would hate Owen Coyle but it would be interesting to see what he could do with the squad that Moyes has assembled.
It's strange being in this state of uncertainty, all of these managers could end up being completely terrible, starting from the ground up after 10 years is going to be tough
It's strange being in this state of uncertainty, all of these managers could end up being completely terrible, starting from the ground up after 10 years is going to be tough
Mutzo Nutzo
Player Valuation: £70m
I belive a certain Hendrik Johannes Cruijff is available
Not convinced there.
The Size Of A Cow
Player Valuation: £950k
It's a bit of both mate. They will have had a list and compiled their own odds to start with, but the bets they've taken since will have affected those odds. These sort of markets change pretty quickly too I think.
I realise it's not exactly an exhaustive list, but the standard of potential candidates there is frighteningly poor.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
In all seriousness with regards to Laudrup. Based on this season's performance I'd certainly have him. But, rightly or wrongly, he was the fans favourite to replace Mourinho in a recent poll and there's some melt on BBC saying he could go to either of the Spanish heavyweights:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21582536
He's obviously very highly regarded in the world of football and so even if we did manage to get him this season I have little doubt he'd be off again in a couple of years time, providing he was a success. That may not matter, but after having Moyes for nearly 11 years do we want to have a revolving door for managers like Swansea have had? It doesn't seem to have harmed them too much.
I'm really intrigued by Steve Clarke. He's only in his first year of proper management and has flourished at WBA. It remains to be seen whether he will continue to impress but he's always been highly rated as an assistant manager and I think he's proving he can handle the step up in responsibility. If we got him in then I would consider him a good replacement for Moyes.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21582536
He's obviously very highly regarded in the world of football and so even if we did manage to get him this season I have little doubt he'd be off again in a couple of years time, providing he was a success. That may not matter, but after having Moyes for nearly 11 years do we want to have a revolving door for managers like Swansea have had? It doesn't seem to have harmed them too much.
I'm really intrigued by Steve Clarke. He's only in his first year of proper management and has flourished at WBA. It remains to be seen whether he will continue to impress but he's always been highly rated as an assistant manager and I think he's proving he can handle the step up in responsibility. If we got him in then I would consider him a good replacement for Moyes.
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