What would people think of Giggs as next manager?

Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ · May 12, 2014

No inside info, but assume he'll be available in the summer and may want to gain experience at a top Championship club rather than battle against relegation in the Prem (can't see him getting any of the top jobs as a rookie).

Do you think he has the makings of a good manager? Obviously he has the connections and would be well respected, but would he be savvy enough tactically?

What does NSC think? Would he even come here? Would you want him? More importantly, would Tony want him?

lawros left foot · May 12, 2014

No,no, no, no, no, no, no,no, no, no, no,

deletebeepbeepbeep · May 12, 2014

He's spent his whole playing career playing for the best manager ever has solid connections with Man United and I expect would bring some high quality coaches into our set up. I'd be all for it.

Prince Monolulu · May 12, 2014

Stat Brother · May 12, 2014

No chance he'd be on a hiding to nothing coming here.

His minimum requirement would be play-offs, top 10 at a push.
But it would seem the club aren't prepared to back their managers to that extent.

A rookie doesn't stand a chance of matching Oscar & poyet.

TheJasperCo · May 12, 2014

Oh good Lord...

Hillian1 · May 12, 2014

I would assume that Tony Bloom has had a nervous breakdown.

Bold Seagull · May 12, 2014

Stat Brother said:
No chance he'd be on a hiding to nothing coming here.

His minimum requirement would be play-offs, top 10 at a push.
But it would seem the club aren't prepared to back their managers to that extent.

A rookie doesn't stand a chance of matching Oscar & poyet.

Oscar is pretty much a rookie and only a year older than Giggs!

glasfryn · May 12, 2014

Welsh

no

Green Cross Code Man · May 12, 2014

Wouldn't want anything tainted by that lot.

KZNSeagull · May 12, 2014

"I feel flat, the players were flat and I don't know why," said Giggs, after his second game in charge at Old Trafford.

I would suggest that we need someone with a little more insight.

dingodan · May 12, 2014

I would love it.

It's a ridiculous idea, but so was Poyet.

Whether he would come though, I would expect he will have an important backroom role at Old Trafford until he gets the top job.

TSB · May 12, 2014

dingodan · May 12, 2014

KZNSeagull said:
"I feel flat, the players were flat and I don't know why," said Giggs, after his second game in charge at Old Trafford.

I would suggest that we need someone with a little more insight.

Yeah, that would suggest he is still learning.

hybrid_x · May 12, 2014

with scholes and butt too - we would walk this division next season....fact.

upthealbion1970 · May 12, 2014

hybrid_x said:
with scholes and butt too - we would walk this division next season....fact.

Scholes will end up at Oldham at some point

Stat Brother · May 12, 2014

Bold Seagull said:
Oscar is pretty much a rookie and only a year older than Giggs!

Oscar isn't a rookie manager.
Irrespective of Israel he'd been 'managing' at Barca.

Last week Giggs was subbing himself on just to get a cheer at Old Trafford.

Husty · May 12, 2014

Only if he had someone experienced and knowledgeable like Di Canio working behind the scenes.

Blue Valkyrie · May 12, 2014

Absolute disgrace of a man.

Poor choice as well.

Durlston · May 12, 2014

He could go through sh@gging each player's WAG.

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