Who could potentially replace Martinez?

[somefeller]

We can but dream mate.

Will end up with a second rate manager like Klopp instead.

Bobby of the Bundesliga.

Need a tried-and-true English manager to get the lads having fun again.

 

[MD 1989]

No one off the top of my head who won't be just as much as a gamble as keeping Roberto, weres the moyes shouts ? Roberto been here nearly 2aeasons and still our best eleven is still mainly moves players besides lukaku and McCarthy he had destroyed a back 4 wich has been up the with the best in the league for a number of seasons

 

[Elong]

Pops back into thread, sees Bilic is leading poll, shoots self in the face*

You lot are mental.

MENTAL.

 

[somefeller]

Pops back into thread, sees Bilic is leading poll, shoots self in the face*

You lot are mental.

MENTAL.

The poll needs to be updated with my suggestions.

To recap:
(1) Glenn Hoddle (punditry),
(2) Phil Neville (punditry),
(3) Stuart Pearce (unemployed),
(4) Steve Kean (Brunei),
(5) Alex McLeish (Genk),
(6) Phil Brown (Southend),
(7) Michael Appleton (Oxford United),
(8) Steve Evans (Rotherham),
(9) Ralf Rangnick (Sporting Director: Red Bull Salzburg)
(10) Thomas Tuchel (unemployed),
(11) Guus Hiddink (Netherlands),
(12) Chris Coleman (Wales),
(13) Paul Jewell (unemployed),
(14) Andre Villas-Boas (Zenit),
(15) Peter Reid (Mumbai City),
(16) Duncan Ferguson (First Team Development Coach: Everton),
(17) Glenn Roeder (unemployed),
(18) Sam Allardyce (West Ham).

 

[Elong]

The poll needs to be updated with my suggestions.

To recap:
(1) Glenn Hoddle (punditry),
(2) Phil Neville (punditry),
(3) Stuart Pearce (unemployed),
(4) Steve Kean (Brunei),
(5) Alex McLeish (Genk),
(6) Phil Brown (Southend),
(7) Michael Appleton (Oxford United),
(8) Steve Evans (Rotherham),
(9) Ralf Rangnick (Sporting Director: Red Bull Salzburg)
(10) Thomas Tuchel (unemployed),
(11) Guus Hiddink (Netherlands),
(12) Chris Coleman (Wales),
(13) Paul Jewell (unemployed),
(14) Andre Villas-Boas (Zenit),
(15) Peter Reid (Mumbai City),
(16) Duncan Ferguson (First Team Development Coach: Everton),
(17) Glenn Roeder (unemployed),
(18) Sam Allardyce (West Ham).

Reloads*

 

[roydo]

The poll needs to be updated with my suggestions.

To recap:
(1) Glenn Hoddle (punditry),
(2) Phil Neville (punditry),
(3) Stuart Pearce (unemployed),
(4) Steve Kean (Brunei),
(5) Alex McLeish (Genk),
(6) Phil Brown (Southend),
(7) Michael Appleton (Oxford United),
(8) Steve Evans (Rotherham),
(9) Ralf Rangnick (Sporting Director: Red Bull Salzburg)
(10) Thomas Tuchel (unemployed),
(11) Guus Hiddink (Netherlands),
(12) Chris Coleman (Wales),
(13) Paul Jewell (unemployed),
(14) Andre Villas-Boas (Zenit),
(15) Peter Reid (Mumbai City),
(16) Duncan Ferguson (First Team Development Coach: Everton),
(17) Glenn Roeder (unemployed),
(18) Sam Allardyce (West Ham).

*joins @Elong in shooting myself*

 

[somefeller]

People turning their noses up at managers who have made CL semi-finals and won European cups.

 

[somefeller]

Apparently on the brink and facing the sack:

Would be a fantastic coup.

 

[USABlue]

People turning their noses up at managers who have made CL semi-finals and won European cups.

tbh i stopped at phil neville at 2. AVB or the Roma guy you just posted would be decent. still don't think Martinez will get the sack unless we get relegated

 

[roydo]

People turning their noses up at managers who have made CL semi-finals and won European cups.

More the managers of Oxford, Rotherham and Southend mate.

And Stuart Pearce.

As well as nearly all the others,

 

[Jxg]

Apparently on the brink and facing the sack:

Would be a fantastic coup.

Don't see how signing a manager off the back of a negative outcome for him is a good thing. It's how we got this one!

 

[somefeller]

Don't see how signing a manager off the back of a negative outcome for him is a good thing. It's how we got this one!

Hypothetically, if we were to have Rudi Garcia lined up for the summer, you'd prefer keeping Bobby?

 

[ijjysmith]

Apparently on the brink and facing the sack:

Would be a fantastic coup.

Who is he?

 

[ijjysmith]

The poll needs to be updated with my suggestions.

To recap:
(1) Glenn Hoddle (punditry),
(2) Phil Neville (punditry),
(3) Stuart Pearce (unemployed),
(4) Steve Kean (Brunei),
(5) Alex McLeish (Genk),
(6) Phil Brown (Southend),
(7) Michael Appleton (Oxford United),
(8) Steve Evans (Rotherham),
(9) Ralf Rangnick (Sporting Director: Red Bull Salzburg)
(10) Thomas Tuchel (unemployed),
(11) Guus Hiddink (Netherlands),
(12) Chris Coleman (Wales),
(13) Paul Jewell (unemployed),
(14) Andre Villas-Boas (Zenit),
(15) Peter Reid (Mumbai City),
(16) Duncan Ferguson (First Team Development Coach: Everton),
(17) Glenn Roeder (unemployed),
(18) Sam Allardyce (West Ham).

*tickles self to death

 

[roydo]

Who is he?

Been thinking that myself.