Name a manager you wouldn't want at the club.

[Captain Sensible]

Steve McClaren!!!

 

[dingodan]

The NO list:

McClaren
Appleton
Ferguson
Warnock
Freedman
Hoddle

The YES list:

Benitez
Di Matteo
Calde
Martinez
'Arry (seriously, I would)

 

[Jesus Gul]

The NO list:

McClaren
Appleton
Ferguson
Warnock
Freedman
Hoddle

The YES list:

Benitez
Di Matteo
CaldeMartinez
'Arry (seriously, I would)

I'd love Inigo to take over. How old is he?

 

[dingodan]

I'd love Inigo to take over. How old is he?

31.

 

[Paris]

The current Southend manager

 

[brightn'ove]

I think between you all, you have ruled out every football manager in England, best start looking abroad

 

[northstandsteve]

Robinson
Curbishley
Warnock
Appleton
Hoddle
Pardew
Plenty of other Dinosaurs around

Wish List

Luis Enrique

 

[willyfantastic]

Harry Redknapp

 

[piersa]

A mainly excellent no list. I would add Owen Coyle to the list.

 

[Brian Fantana]

Darren Ferguson. One of the few managers that I would seriously consider tearing up my Season Ticket for.

 

[brightn'ove]

Darren Ferguson. One of the few managers that I would seriously consider tearing up my Season Ticket for.

good luck tearing up a smart card

 

[patcham lad]

only the special one is good enough for us now !

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Anyone who put Di Canio in their 'no' list an described him as a joke should take a look at his comments after the game at Tottenham about the lack of professionalism among the players he inherited. Whatever you think about his politics, he is a serious football manager. You don't get the top rating at Coverciano, the Italian coaching HQ, as he did, if you're not an excellent coach, and Sunderland's players will be the fittest in the Premier League bar none next season.

http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/sport/10429814._/

 

[topbanana36]

I'm very surprised people are anti ferguson...Peterborough play some of the most attractive football around and considering how unlucky they were to go down I don't think he would be the worst appointment by far.

Yes it would, he is horrendous. I still want Gus. Best manager since Mullery and will be hard to replace.

 

[MissGull]

Mark Hughes, Martin o Neill, Mick Mc Carthy.

 

[goldstone]

Dennis Wise
Glenn Hoddle

 

[Bladders]

That bloke in the welly boots who used to manage Wimbledon.

Wouldn't want him.

 

[Drebin]

Anyone who put Di Canio in their 'no' list an described him as a joke should take a look at his comments after the game at Tottenham about the lack of professionalism among the players he inherited. Whatever you think about his politics, he is a serious football manager. You don't get the top rating at Coverciano, the Italian coaching HQ, as he did, if you're not an excellent coach, and Sunderland's players will be the fittest in the Premier League bar none next season.

http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/sport/10429814._/

I was thinking this when I read his comments. His lack of tolerance for arrogant behaviour from his players seemed quite refreshing. It's going to rub people up the wrong way and is a gamble but it would be great if he could pull it off.

 

[Bwian]

Martin O'Neil-once tipped for ManU, been found out now.

Darren Ferguson-if he really was that good he'd have been moving up the leagues by now.

Colin WayneKerr-no explanation needed

Not thinking we are too good for most of the names mentioned in this thread but we need somebody to take us to the next level-not a 'yesterday's man'.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

dont want anyone apart from Benitez, Martinez or Wenger.

I am looking high