Would you be happy with Tim Sherwood?

[dazzer6666]

Arsenal got battered

 

[smeg]

Chelsea?

Drew at Tottenham and were thrashed at Stamford bridge but a lot of teams were, at the end of the day these are the best teams in the country and Tottenham probably fall into the 2nd tier of premiership teams

 

[Springal]

Drew at Tottenham and were thrashed at Stamford bridge but a lot of teams were, at the end of the day these are the best teams in the country and Tottenham probably fall into the 2nd tier of premiership teams

So with 8 teams in the Championship, receiving parachute payments next season, where does that put us?

 

[smeg]

So with 8 teams in the Championship, receiving parachute payments next season, where does that put us?

Thats a separate issue, all things considered with two managers in 2 seasons we have done well to get into the playoffs but Burnley and Leicester got promoted this year and i'd imagine Burnley were not even on the radar last August

 

[JCL666]

No.

He looks too much like the annoying geordie architect, george somebody... does that channel 4 show about small houses or something.

 

[darters74]

Yes

 

[Leo's Goatee]

He has passion in the sideline, play 2 strikers and 2 wingers need i say more! 1 centre mid and 1 sitting perfect

 

[bluenitsuj]

NO thanks

 

[Bold Seagull]

No.

He looks too much like the annoying geordie architect, george somebody... does that channel 4 show about small houses or something.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Better than a man whose team just finished 6th in the Premier league ?

I wasn't being entirely serious, as the second part of the post might have indicated.

I don't know enough about Sherwood and his experience, though, or about what we are genuinely asking for or expecting in a manager (which is what it will now be titled) to know whether he would be a good fit. I am content to leave it to those whose responsibility it is.

But I do wonder if that Pellegrini bloke might fancy a new challenge.

 

[8ace]

Sherwood is:
fav for us, Blackburn, Bmuff
jf for Donny, Swansea, Hudds
2f for Sunderland
3f for WBA
4f for Norwich

Those are best prices too.

 

[JBizzleBeard]

Hell narrrrrrrrrr...

 

[Frutos]

I would not.

 

[Hovespur]

Thats completely false though. He was only there for a couple of month, wasn't his team, wasn't his tactics. They were already 6th or higher when he took over.

We were 7th

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

So with 8 teams in the Championship, receiving parachute payments next season, where does that put us?

Large parachutes :

Norwich
Fulham
Cardiff
Wigan
Reading
(QPR)

Smaller parachutes :

Bolton
Blackburn
Birmingham
Blackpool
Wolves


I make it 10 / 11 teams on parachute payments next year.

 

[imissworthing2]

Yes for me. 2 up front and wouldnt put up with any s**t behind the scenes. Malkay or Zola would do also.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Paul Hawksbee of Talksport (massive Spurs fan)hated him---------------but said Brighton could be a good fit as he was good working with Spurs development team and bringing them on.
He would be the COMPLETE opposite of Oscar tho---------so its a yes from me------I like FIREWORKS

 

[Mike Small]

Please no. So passive aggressive and so full of football cliches it's unreal. Talks the talk but is essentially a better looking version of Harry Redknapp except his players don't respect him. Would be devastated having him. Clarke, Clement or Malkay if possible please but basically anyone but that tactically inept cockney prat.

 

[TSB]

He's no Karl Robinson.

 

[Seagull1989]

I voted yes, just saw a press conference of his on BBC news app. He came across as passionate and confident. He has belief in his ability which I like.

Having said that given a choice I would still go for malky as he has experience in this division