A Big Manager Poll with choice (unlike the Argus)

[Change at Barnham]

Who is Chappers?

 

[wellquickwoody]

Hoddle ? Christ, when will we learn !

I would say 'over my dead body', but you never know.

I have voted Pullis but don't believe it will happen, otherwise a controversial 'Adkins' from me.

 

[BensGrandad]

I would like Hoddle but think he is being lined up to takeover from Harry at QPR so have opted for my 2nd choice Chris Hughton failing that Tim Sherwood.

 

[jezzer]

Robinson or sherwood - British passionate up and coming ambitious disciplined with the players, hoddle has the brain and is an interesting suggestion but ultimately been out of management for donkeys yrs so must be passed over. If Robinson wouldn't come as one post suggests cos he's settled in Milton Keynes then he's not being ambitious so can't believe that, he's said he wants to be a premiership manager he's got a fair chance of building up to that with us compared to mk dons at least. Despite recent events, being brighton manager is still a bloody good job! Premier stadium premier training ground great fanbase etc.

 

[London Irish]

It's a grim list really. The only good ones are the ones the board won't want cos they are too independent minded.

We're in a bit of a fix.

 

[crookie]

Hoddle would be a great appointment, especially with the focus on the academy and bringing our own players through, if not would be happy with Sherwood

 

[Lower West Stander]

Someone's voted for Jones?

 

[Jerryatric]

Who is Chappers?

Ian Chapman.

 

[crodonilson]

Houghton or McDermott for me, a safe pair of hands to lead us out of tro blue. Two managers who have enjoyed very recent success in this division. At this stage and in our predicament we can't afford to gamble and there are plenty of gambles on there including Sherwood and Hoddle.

 

[albionite]

Another for Hoddle.

I am tempted by Hantz but maybe too much of a gamble.

 

[jasetheace]

Two fascinating things already. a) very few votes for Zola and b) Pulis doing quite well.

Not criticising as I appreciate pragmatism but would the Pulis style suit us?

 

[Gwylan]

Not criticising as I appreciate pragmatism but would the Pulis style suit us?

It doesn't really matter as there's more chance of my getting into a threesome with Julianne Moore and Amy Adams than Pulis coming here.

I voted for Rösler as he thought he did a decent job with Brentford and has a good record in Norway - Wigan's a blip

 

[Stat Brother]

Anyone but a Tried and Tested English manager.

NSC will look like a ghost ship if the T & T gang have nothing to moan about.

 

[RexCathedra]

Anyone but a Tried and Tested English manager.

NSC will look like a ghost ship if the T & T gang have nothing to moan about.

They can still demand 4-4-2, and Route One...

 

[portslade seagull]

Pulis if he wanted to come but must be allowed to bring his own backroom staff

 

[Lincoln Imp]

I'm not saying I want him, but shouldn't Paul Jewell be on the list of possibles?

 

[TSB]

Pearson will be available shortly.
Him.

 

[Vankleek Hill Seagull]

A N Other manager who will take the Development squad by the scruff of the neck and blood them into the first team with a smattering of experience to help the youngsters along.

 

[mangull]

Always been surprised by the managerial appointments - expect to be surprised again.

 

[Don Tmatter]

Hoddle or Pulis are unlikely to come here under our present set up IMO, so Brian McDermott would be a decent cheap appointment, likewise Chris Hughton.