Is 1/6 to be our next manager:
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/brighton/next-permanent-manager
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Tim Sherwood
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No thanks.
brightonmark1234
Well-known member
nah dont want him
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
Well-known member
Somebody put £1 on him and the price plummeted.
Stumpy Tim
Well-known member
I quite like him. Best win ratio of any Spurs manager (including 'arry), and an up & coming British manager. Would be nice to give someone like him a chance at a progressive club like ours
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Someone's put a fiver on him then (to nick the words of someone on the big thread)
Zola looks good value at 20's. The rest make me want to smash my head repeatedly against the wall.
Zola looks good value at 20's. The rest make me want to smash my head repeatedly against the wall.
- Thread starter
- #7
Wouldn't go reading too much into it yet as these markets are small and can swing massively very easily. He is the only candidate that has had their odds have changed overnight however.
GingerBeerMan
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- Dec 29, 2011
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There's very few managers you could suggest right now that'd make me want Garcia to leave. He's got an injury hit and (apparently) unharmonious side into the top 6 in his first season in English football. Give the guy two years in the new training facility and £2.5m a year to spend on transfers, and we'd have a real shot at promotion.
martin tyler
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- Jan 25, 2013
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That is the most uninspiring list ever.
People that maybe able to do a decent job.
1. Roberto Di Matteo - Has got out the Championship before and has an decent pedigree
2. Ryan Giggs - Maybe a punt this one but has been suggested by himself he may look to drop down the leagues do develop as a manager
3. Slaven Bilic - Has a job in Turkey and done a decent job with them.
4. Tim Sherwood - Likely to be gone from Spurs. Young and ambitious - (Personally dislike him a lot but if he did well here i would change my mind)
5. Steve Clarke - Did well really at WBA for a time. Defensively a great coach. Not sure that we would see an improved attack minded football game
6. Eddie Howe - Bournemouth playing well. Seems he has a bigger budget and struggled in the 1 other job he has had.
7. Frank Rijkaard - Had a disaster of a time as a manager in recent years. (Barcelona to giving advice to a Florida high school on player recruitment). Maybe could be tempted back in
8. Michael Appleton - Just because for some reason everyone gives him a job before they realise he is useless.
9. Malkey Mckay - Available and has got out of this division before. Obviously with a big budget
10. Michael Laudrup - Plays good football and is available. Budget bound to be an issue and has a habit of falling out with chairmen. Big ego
11. Ralph Rangnick - Links to Brighton, wanted a job in England last year and has a very good pedigree in German football
Bound to be others as well.
People that maybe able to do a decent job.
1. Roberto Di Matteo - Has got out the Championship before and has an decent pedigree
2. Ryan Giggs - Maybe a punt this one but has been suggested by himself he may look to drop down the leagues do develop as a manager
3. Slaven Bilic - Has a job in Turkey and done a decent job with them.
4. Tim Sherwood - Likely to be gone from Spurs. Young and ambitious - (Personally dislike him a lot but if he did well here i would change my mind)
5. Steve Clarke - Did well really at WBA for a time. Defensively a great coach. Not sure that we would see an improved attack minded football game
6. Eddie Howe - Bournemouth playing well. Seems he has a bigger budget and struggled in the 1 other job he has had.
7. Frank Rijkaard - Had a disaster of a time as a manager in recent years. (Barcelona to giving advice to a Florida high school on player recruitment). Maybe could be tempted back in
8. Michael Appleton - Just because for some reason everyone gives him a job before they realise he is useless.
9. Malkey Mckay - Available and has got out of this division before. Obviously with a big budget
10. Michael Laudrup - Plays good football and is available. Budget bound to be an issue and has a habit of falling out with chairmen. Big ego
11. Ralph Rangnick - Links to Brighton, wanted a job in England last year and has a very good pedigree in German football
Bound to be others as well.
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Gritt23
New member
Thank goodness for that.
The early odds-on favourites are NEVER appointed, so I'm pleased with that. Holloway as the next MASSIVE favourite please, then we can relax a bit with those two chumps out of the way.
The early odds-on favourites are NEVER appointed, so I'm pleased with that. Holloway as the next MASSIVE favourite please, then we can relax a bit with those two chumps out of the way.
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
I really, really hope not.
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Billy Davies at 66/1 is a tempting proposition.
shaolinpunk
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TSB
Captain Hindsight
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blue'n'white
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If you look at that list Gus Poyet and Didier Deschamps are both on there at 66/1 - neither of which is going to happen. Neil Lennon is on there at 16s and Tony Pulis at 20s. They've just put a list of all managers in or out of work up
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
I'd take those if Oscar goes. I wouldn't want to see what happens when you give a small squad and no money to the others. Giggs has managed 3 games.
The Large One
Who's Next?
Lovely so see BetVictor giving the office intern something meaningless to do.