Who would you want after Gus

[wunt be druv]

David Platt has just resigned at Man City. Top level player, experienced coach, lot's of contacts, proably keen to show he can be a No.1. Might be from left field, but in many ways his appointment would be similar to the approach TB took when giving the reins to Gus.

Good call,I thought this yesterday when I heard he had left City.Bit of a gamble but could well pay off.

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

Paul Scholes.

 

[trueblue]

I dont get all this solskjær crap. His team are bottom of the League here in Norway, and Norwegian top football is dire.

Maybe he'd be as good as Henning Berg.... Oh.

 

[trueblue]

David Platt has just resigned at Man City. Top level player, experienced coach, lot's of contacts, proably keen to show he can be a No.1. Might be from left field, but in many ways his appointment would be similar to the approach TB took when giving the reins to Gus.

Proven to be an absolutely useless manager and, by all accounts, a ****

 

[HastingsSeagull]

Di Matteo

this

 

[BensGrandad]

What is Jean Tigana doing now as he had Fulham playing the way we do long before Gus was on the scene. I hope, however, that we keep Poyet.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Boris johnson

 

[Ketchy]

I'm trying to work out which one made me laugh the most

Trying to lighten the mood!!!!!

 

[mune ni kamome]

Would Chris Powell leave Charlton for us? I think not and whoever said Eddie Howe not a chance he will have a decent budget and a few bob to spend I think

Would love RDM but think he will be looking for a bigger job than us so if that's the case I to am liking what Rosler has been doing and if they lose to Yeovil might be worth Looking at

What about Gary Johnson of Yeovil himself.

 

[ElderlyWilliam]

Gary Neville. Surely the best analyst around.

 

[8ace]

Uwe Rosler

 

[Zamoracomehome]

Interesting people all touting Di Matteo.

He is a very good friend of Gus, and so whatever problems he has with the club, Di Matteo is likely to have been made aware of them.

Stuart Pearce is my choice. Thought to be leaving the Under-21s after this summer's Euros and heading back into club management.

Highly thought of as having improved a lot since taking the job 6 years ago, works brilliantly with young players, and craves a long term project.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Martinez for me, can't believe so few have mentioned him. Good football, loyal and has done well with very meagre resources.

And knows how to conduct himself in interviews !

 

[wardy wonder land]

player-manager

fill in the Bridcutt loss

speaks spanish

chelsea links

Frank Lampard Jr

 

[piersa]

Someone mntioned Rafa was looking for a project - We have the Spanish players ! Would he drop down a level though ? Could do a lot worse.

Then I could get so bored during the games that I could have a nap

 

[BensGrandad]

player-manager

fill in the Bridcutt loss

speaks spanish

chelsea links

Frank Lampard Jr

Thats a good shout and brng his dad in as No 2 to help him out while he is playing, who was No 2 to Harry Redknap.

 

[piersa]

David Platt has just resigned at Man City. Top level player, experienced coach, lot's of contacts, proably keen to show he can be a No.1. Might be from left field, but in many ways his appointment would be similar to the approach TB took when giving the reins to Gus.

a DEPRESSINGLY BAD IDEA

 

[Seagull1989]

Martin O'Neil. Out of work at the moment but would he drop to the championship

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

Sensible one would be Curbishley.

When you look at his management record, it is amazing at the 2 clubs he was at.

My heart want RDM cos it's flair n stuff.

 

[happypig]

Rio Ferdinand, never short of an opinion