Our next manager?

[allen]

Your man at west bromi feel, if it isnt to be Moist

This was literally the 2002 choice Kenwright had to make. Moyes or the West Brom manager.

 

[Littlesue]

This was literally the 2002 choice Kenwright had to make. Moyes or the West Brom manager.

Sir Gary?

 

[efcste97]

carlos corberan before another club gets him

 

[allen]

Sir Gary?

Indeed so. It was Megson or Moyes back then.

 

[Milkman]

Indeed so. It was Megson or Moyes back then.

In parallel universe, Gary Megson's Everton are currently defending their remarkable 22nd consecutive Premier League title

 

[efcste97]

Whoever next manager is will take us into league 1
We are in free fall
We will lose our big players on relegation and become rivals to tranmere

Love the optimism mate, keep it up

 

[allen]

In parallel universe, Gary Megson's Everton are currently defending their remarkable 22nd consecutive Premier League title

Megson: the man who ate Alex Ferguson's legacy for breakfast.

 

[Littlesue]

Indeed so. It was Megson or Moyes back then.

Would put him in my top 5 Managers at West Brom

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

In parallel universe, Gary Megson's Everton are currently defending their remarkable 22nd consecutive Premier League title

In a third parallel universe a small memorial statue outside a block of flats at Goodison is all that remains of Everton after Megson guided the club to the lower divisions and it ultimately went bankrupt.

 

[efcste97]

Thomas Frank would be the ideal appointment; he'd bring long-term sustainability and, most importantly, connect with the fan base, unlike Dyche. With new ownership, I believe he would jump at the opportunity to leave that small club for the chance to manage us.

 

[matty1878]

Whoever next manager is will take us into league 1
We are in free fall
We will lose our big players on relegation and become rivals to tranmere

league one? it’s the championship before that mate

do you know what league we’re are in?

 

[Milkman]

Thomas Frank would be the ideal appointment; he'd bring long-term sustainability and, most importantly, connect with the fan base, unlike Dyche. With new ownership, I believe he would jump at the opportunity to leave that small club for the chance to manage us.

Nice guy but no way the da's tolerate a manager with hair that floppy

 

[BullensRoad]

carlos corberan before another club gets him

West Brom? My head thinks this will be a big move to fail sort of manager.

 

[gedefc]

Thomas Frank would be the ideal appointment; he'd bring long-term sustainability and, most importantly, connect with the fan base, unlike Dyche. With new ownership, I believe he would jump at the opportunity to leave that small club for the chance to manage us.

He'd definitely come here, I'm just not convinced on him as a manager, Dyche has beat him a few times as well

 

[TheNinja]

I'd actually like Michael Carrick, as long as he didn't bring Jonathan Woodgate with him. Games would end up being 8-8 like, but good fun.