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Gonzo

New member
Apr 7, 2007
932
Please, for the love of all things holy, don't bring in that talentless, unfunny joke of a manager Ian Holloway.

I've heard his name banded about already and I honestly can't think of a worse candidate for the job than him. As if we weren't enough of a laughing stock as it is.

Admittedly, there isn't exactly a host of talent on the market at the moment, maybe our best bet is turning to a young and hungry (player?) man to give us the kick up the bollocks we so clearly need.

And Pardew can suck my fat one as well

:wave:
 




Paddy B

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
2,084
Horsham
How about a young English manager who can develop the promising local talent seen at this club last season.

Maybe one with strong Albion connections, who was possibly the most talented midfielder ever to grace the stripes.

Possibly a manager who took a young team to the brink of the play offs in this division last season.

But where will we find one of those???
 






















les dynam

New member
Oct 10, 2008
1,640
Hove
the man for the job is Alan Curbishley. knows how to slowly but surely build a club, is loyal, is local, has managed homeless teams before, took charlton from ground-sharing also rans to premiership regulars. plays good football too. okay we couldn't afford him but surely if we're serious about building for our falmer future somebody like him, but ideally actually him, would be perfect. surely?
 






Da Man Clay

T'Blades
Dec 16, 2004
16,279
the man for the job is Alan Curbishley. knows how to slowly but surely build a club, is loyal, is local, has managed homeless teams before, took charlton from ground-sharing also rans to premiership regulars. plays good football too. okay we couldn't afford him but surely if we're serious about building for our falmer future somebody like him, but ideally actually him, would be perfect. surely?

He is one of the front runners for the Sunderland job and could take pretty much any job in the championship when it becomes available. Ferguson would be perfect aswell but sadly we have to live in the real world.
 


Tooting Gull

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
11,033
If we ever appointed Ian Holloway, this is how it would go. For a couple of months, it would be great. One-liners, rousing press conferences, maybe even some better results, and some dogs-of-war midfielders.

Then it would all go wrong, his tactical ignorance would be exposed, his contrived quips would start getting very irritating rather than funny, and he'd be off interviewing elsewhere at the drop of a hat, given the chance.

It must never happen.
 




Silent Bob

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Dec 6, 2004
22,172
Steve Cotterill as manager.
Guy Butters defensive coach.
John Byrne striking coach.
Dean White plasma coach.

:bowdown:
 














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