New manager for Brighton

northlainebadger · Nov 2, 2014

After careful consideration I think I have found our man!

He has a good eye for flare and knows a good move when he sees one.
With his no nonsense approach and not afraid to speak his mind this is the man for us.
So the name of this saviour of our club..............Len Goodman.

GoldWithFalmer · Nov 2, 2014

Don't think the club want a manager,coach yes,manager no...further he sounds like he has his own mind and opinion and that will just not do..

Cowfold Seagull · Nov 2, 2014

northlainebadger said:
After careful consideration I think I have found our man!

He has a good eye for flare and knows a good move when he sees one.
With his no nonsense approach and not afraid to speak his mind this is the man for us.
So the name of this saviour of our club..............Len Goodman.

I think you mean flair. Leastways l hope you do.

northlainebadger · Nov 2, 2014

Either !

At the moment I am going insane waiting for some kind of news one way or the other.
God this is painful.

BensGrandad · Nov 2, 2014

What do they say no news is good news also no news cos nothing to report. No managerial change no more new players at the moment.

orlandivsmessi · Nov 2, 2014

Jose Riga to replace Hypia

RexCathedra · Nov 2, 2014

With his no nonsense approach and not afraid to speak his mind this is the man for us.
So the name of this saviour of our club.............

...is DiCanio. Because we know that the only thing that really matters is the demeanour of the manager.
Having a nutter on the touchline is the only thing we need to gain promotion.
Having a nutter on the touchline who hasn't discovered WWII is over yet -- automatic promotion.

Passion is the key. Passion, and an endless procession of scandal stories in the tabloids.

AmexRuislip · Nov 2, 2014

northlainebadger said:
After careful consideration I think I have found our man!

He has a good eye for flare and knows a good move when he sees one.
With his no nonsense approach and not afraid to speak his mind this is the man for us.
So the name of this saviour of our club..............Len Goodman.

Hopefully we will finish at least SEVEN...th in the table

neilbard · Nov 2, 2014

northlainebadger said:
After careful consideration I think I have found our man!

He has a good eye for flare and knows a good move when he sees one.
With his no nonsense approach and not afraid to speak his mind this is the man for us.
So the name of this saviour of our club..............Len Goodman.

SEVEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :rave:

Winker · Nov 2, 2014

I'd rather see Darcey's technical area!

Caveman · Nov 2, 2014

My thoughts on this whole saga is, if Sami Lee had come would we be where we are now? What impact has he had down at Southampton, this might ultimately cost our man his job.

Secondly, if we end up changing managers make it a British manager.... Name me the teams constantly being promoted into the prem and there are hardly any foreign managers... Is this a coincidence?

Surf's Up · Nov 2, 2014

McDermott

fat old seagull · Nov 2, 2014

Now hear this....Now hear this... There will be no new manager, Tony Bloom unlike (too) many BHA supporters does not do 'squeaky bum'. Not only will he want to give Sami a prolonged opportunity to get things right, but he won't want everyone thinking that he got it wrong by employing him in the first place.
Very, very recently a rather unsavoury manager of a northern club has gone from zero to hero in just three games, after bottleless fans had been screaming for his blood. And for others out there who can remember Sir Alex was once as good as gone after a few months at Old Trafford.

Geriatric Seagull · Nov 2, 2014

But I don't think I'm alone in thinking he's got it badly wrong this time.

BensGrandad · Nov 2, 2014

fat old seagull said:
Now hear this....Now hear this... There will be no new manager, Tony Bloom unlike (too) many BHA supporters does not do 'squeaky bum'. Not only will he want to give Sami a prolonged opportunity to get things right, but he won't want everyone thinking that he got it wrong by employing him in the first place.
Very, very recently a rather unsavoury manager of a northern club has gone from zero to hero in just three games, after bottleless fans had been screaming for his blood. And for others out there who can remember Sir Alex was once as good as gone after a few months at Old Trafford.

That is my view also.

Lenny Rider · Nov 2, 2014

Caveman said:
My thoughts on this whole saga is, if Sami Lee had come would we be where we are now? What impact has he had down at Southampton, this might ultimately cost our man his job.

Secondly, if we end up changing managers make it a British manager.... Name me the teams constantly being promoted into the prem and there are hardly any foreign managers... Is this a coincidence?

Spot on Caveman.

Winker · Nov 2, 2014

Strictly speaking - I think this was meant as a humorous thread...

Jbanged · Nov 2, 2014

Makes me think of this

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T0b6cBaxj1U

dazzer6666 · Nov 2, 2014

Reckon Sami needs 4 points from next two games to keep his job.

Steve Foster · Nov 2, 2014

dazzer6666 said:
Reckon Sami needs 4 points from next two games to keep his job.

He'll be back in Finland early to start his Christmas shopping then

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