The next manager appointment (new thread)

[Delargeinho]

We had this last year and the thread is still more or less active, I am aware of this... Want to see the difference. Football is a quick business, so a new pull, with a good mix of candidates, a few have stayed, many have been added.

I left out some like Xavi, Allegri or Tuchel and included more realistic ones, also some like Gallardo, Still or Jagoba that recently changed clubs, also some that good work in smaller leagues over years, as well as some promising Championship managers like Robins, Cleverly, Edwards etc.

 

[Blue peter]

It really depends on what the vision is for our new identity going into the new stadium. A new swanky stadium needs dynamic football. Not sure who though.

 

[brieverton]

Very hard to call.

I do think its time though that we appointed in hope rather than fear.

That may mean higher risk but conversely this cycle that we're in needs to be broken.

I like Henrik Rydstrom. But would he be another Christian Gross?

I like Kasper Hjulmand too. But limited experience outside Mitjylland and failed at Mainz. International football does not translate.

Graham Potter still seems like a good bridge between higher risk and lower risk, and is more progressive than conservative.

It's all opinions. I'd still make Moyes favourite. That seems a much easier appointment to make if he's willing

 

[Hackbread]

I think as we are now officially a banter club.
That it seems appropriate to get Rooney in for one last huzzah

 

[Dancing Pat]

As long as it’s not a former RS manager!

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Pragmatic manager with a track record of building good teams on a budget. Has to be Moyes.

His track record in relegation fights is also generally very good, with the exception of car crash club Sunderland.

 

[trueblue84]

You missed Duncan Ferguson off the list...

And, my choice - lee carsley.

 

[Curtis]

Wayne rooney is somehow a worse manager than frank

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

An interesting and enticing list.
Some I need to research myself .
After looking at Ferreira recently , he would be an exciting choice.
And I have a sneaking suspicion that Davide would be an excellent if perhaps slightly left field choice.
But Corberan would be a good choice out of that list for me.
Now I’m going to research some of those other names and change my mind .

Pragmatic manager with a track record of building good teams on a budget. Has to be Moyes.

His track record in relegation fights is also generally very good, with the exception of car crash club Sunderland.

Pragmatic manager with a track record of building good teams on a budget. Has to be Moyes.

His track record in relegation fights is also generally very good, with the exception of car crash club Sunderland.

Don’t like him
Don’t want him back.
But I fully admit I would prefer him to Dyche.
Don’t want to be lumbered with dour football and the dour persona for another 11 trophy less years .

 

[Curtis]

Thomas frank would be great but u don't think he'd leave brentford. I think we should go for tuchel he's still out of work ,has mentioned being open to coming here in the past and can be pragmatic but not ultra negative. Also he's possesses a degree of pedigree and unlike carlo who is a legend obviously I think tuchel would be interested in a project

 

[GoodisonRoadSupperBarWool]

Pragmatic manager with a track record of building good teams on a budget. Has to be Moyes.

His track record in relegation fights is also generally very good, with the exception of car crash club Sunderland.

We are like Sunderland were when he took over tbh

 

[DanB90]

I feel like the poll should be visible so we can laugh at whoever tf is voting for Rooney.

 

[matty1878]

none but not dyche the dunce!

 

[matty1878]

An interesting and enticing list.
Some I need to research myself .
After looking at Ferreira recently , he would be an exciting choice.
And I have a sneaking suspicion that Davide would be an excellent if perhaps slightly left field choice.
But Corberan would be a good choice out of that list for me.
Now I’m going to research some of those other names and change my mind .

Don’t like him
Don’t want him back.
But I fully admit I would prefer him to Dyche.
Don’t want to be lumbered with dour football and the dour persona for another 11 trophy less years .

yup the latter

 

[welshtoffee]

Voted who I would like "Davide Ancelotti" would be a massive gamble but could easily work...OR FAIL