Glenn Hoddle

[Dex10]

When spurs sacked Harry I asked an associate of his if he would be interested in the job. He said that levy would not go for him but if any job was to come up he would be interested in the Albion... Thoughts?..,

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I'd cancel my season ticket immediately.

 

[fcportaloo]

I'd cancel my season ticket immediately.

I'll have it

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Imagine if he brought Chris Waddle to teach our wingers in the art of crossing and wing tricksiness. It would be flair.

And the pre-match entertainment would be sorted.

 

[Dex10]

Very underestimated in my view.. Always remember the 10 man England performance against Argentina which was the best management I've ever witnessed

 

[Ernest]

Would do a better job than the likes of Di Matteo

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Very underestimated in my view.. Always remember the 10 man England performance against Argentina which was the best management I've ever witnessed

Didn't he publish his 1998 World Cup diary, breaking dressing room confidences along the way?

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Not that inspiring a choice, but could be worse.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

Not for me,not to say it could not work as stranger things have happened..

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

I see my one-man campaign for Kevin Keegan to be Brighton boss is being overlooked.

 

[oldalbiongirl]

No. No and No way.

 

[Tony Towner's Fridge]

He would turn Dicks Bar into a Church for the disabled.

That's a joke by the way so no horses of the high type, please!

TNBA

TTF

 

[Paris]

Graham Taylor's not doing anything at the moment

 

[big nuts]

A tremendous tactician but has always had question marks over man-management. There are worse appointments but around half a dozen better.

 

[glasfryn]

I see my one-man campaign for Kevin Keegan to be Brighton boss is being overlooked.

He would turn Dicks Bar into a Church for the disabled.

That's a joke by the way so no horses of the high type, please!

TNBA

TTF

 

[joeinbrighton]

I think I remember reading both Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville in interviews marked Hoddle out as the England manager they most enjoyed playing for and who they learned most from when in the England setup. That surprised me a bit because I'd always thought Hoddle was aloof and that his man-management skills were lacking.

Their involvement with him was 15 years ago now though and he has been out of football management for quite a few years now, focusing on developing his academy in Spain. His managerial record post-millennium has been a bit hit and miss really, from what I recall Wolves fans were close to holding a street party when he left Molineux. I have formed the impression when I've seen him as a pundit that he wouldn't mind one more crack at being a manager somewhere, but that it would need to be somewhere that he could get his team to play in the style in which he played back in the day. So from that end, I can see why Brighton would fit the bill as his type of club. Even allowing for Barber's previous Tottenham connections though, I think Brighton's next appointment will be a fair bit younger.

 

[T soprano]

Imagine if he brought Chris Waddle to teach our wingers in the art of crossing and wing tricksiness. It would be flair.

And the pre-match entertainment would be sorted.

Hoddle & Waddle -Diamond lights

 

[brightonmark1234]

no thanx hes not what we are looking for

 

[brightonmark1234]

Hoddle & Waddle -Diamond lights

dont want waddle anywhere near our club he talk so much crap and hes a ****

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

no thanx hes not what we are looking for

But he's got great thighs. Even bhadebenham's head would be turned.