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So Who's Our Next Manager?
- Thread starter Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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Barn Door Billy
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I would be happy with that.
spongy
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And Ferguson Jnr steered Peterboro successfully to relegation.
Eksman
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GUS to Everton and we take RDM I've put a £10 double on
Poyetry In Motion
Pooetry Motions
Is this really happening? I'm quite stunned
Billy Seagull
Bookie Basher
- Jul 5, 2003
- 1,434
Someone has just had a fiver of Ferguson, cut from 20s to 12s
Shame he didn't go after the previous Palace debacle at the AMEX. I have never forgiven him for the humiliation that we suffered that night.
Seagull over Canaryland
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Having taken the formal discipline route with Gus surely they can't really be seen to be inviting applications from prospective candidates just now?
Could become a field day for the lawyers.
Could become a field day for the lawyers.
Virgo's Haircut
Resident Train Guru
Is Beckham wanting to be a manager?
Luis Enrique
Yes please
Redknapp
Pat McCrotch
Lurker
Gary Neville please
DumLum
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Chris Powell.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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- #35
Too be far, you have to look where they went when they left their clubs. I think your right though, I think it will be someone with a proven track record. As much as it makes me cringe, I doubt if someone like Neil Warnock is too far off the rador.
I know we normally go for a manager with a "sell on" value, but I have a sneaky feeling we'll be going for someone with a proven record this time. We have to go up next season, Bloom has gambled a lot on it.
kevtherev
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I have thought for a long time now that Alan Curbishley has been waiting for this job to come up.
1.Done wonders at Charlton, who went into freefall when he left.
2. Got experience with building up an academy.
3. Done a fair job at West Ham.
4. Ex player who played over 100 games for the Albion.
5. Will know the history of the club and where we have come from and what we have been though.
As someone said on the radio today, football is a simple game over complicated by coaches who think they are clever. Barber saw off Poyet at Spurs and got Redknapp in, I see Curbishley as a very similar appointment. True he has been out of the game for a few years but a long period of that was while he was taking West Ham to court and couldn't work.
1.Done wonders at Charlton, who went into freefall when he left.
2. Got experience with building up an academy.
3. Done a fair job at West Ham.
4. Ex player who played over 100 games for the Albion.
5. Will know the history of the club and where we have come from and what we have been though.
As someone said on the radio today, football is a simple game over complicated by coaches who think they are clever. Barber saw off Poyet at Spurs and got Redknapp in, I see Curbishley as a very similar appointment. True he has been out of the game for a few years but a long period of that was while he was taking West Ham to court and couldn't work.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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- #37
Too be fair to little Fergie, he did bloody well taking it to the last kick of the season with the crap squad he had at Peterborough. Don't always judge managers on their finishing position.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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- #39
No chance. They know him well, and know what he's like. No friends in football. Do you think Gus wouldn't have turned down the Chelsea job when Di Mateo was fired if offered it?
Austrian Gull
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I think we're all going to be surprised by who Tony has in store. I can't imagine Curbishley, Hughes, Warnock etc. getting a look-in.
Thomas Schaaf would be an excellent candidate - has just left Bremen after many successful years.
Thomas Schaaf would be an excellent candidate - has just left Bremen after many successful years.