The "if Poyet leaves, the next Albion manager should be..." thread

[brakespear]

Why, we need a steady ship, No wholesale changes. Charlie could just carry on from where Gus left off

Agree with that, reckon Charlie is a good man-motivator too

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Uwe Rosler.

Good suggestion.

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Kevin Keegan - we'd pulverise everyone with flairniac attacking football!

 

[Brixtaan]

What about the German guy who lived in Brighton once and was managing a top side not long ago? Hows he doing? (Sorry no names supplied or thread read)

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

What about the German guy who lived in Brighton once and was managing a top side not long ago? Hows he doing? (Sorry no names supplied or thread read)

Would you want the Albion to be managed by a man who said, "My first visit to the Goldstone was back in 1973. Having moved to Sussex to a new job and being mad on football at the time the first thing I did was buy a season ticket. Sitting in the back row of E block the stadium looked huge. The first game I watched at the Goldstone we lost 2-0 to Bournemouth. Later that season Brian Clough arrived and we were knocked out of the Cup 4-0 by Walton and Hersham and thrashed in the League at home by Bristol Rovers 8-2! The horror of those games remain in my memory. However we did get revenge in 1989 beating Rovers 2-1 to secure promotion to the Second Division. My greatest memory was the very first game in the First Division against Arsenal at the Goldstone. There were tears of joy all around me in the stand. We may have lost 4-0 but we were there."?

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

What about the German guy who lived in Brighton once and was managing a top side not long ago? Hows he doing? (Sorry no names supplied or thread read)

Ralf Rangnick - took time off but now looking to get back into the game. Heavily linked with WBA before Clarke was appointed.

 

[Brixtaan]

Yep cheers, just seen Rookie's wiki link on page 2. He's the man, a deep rooted love of the club, astonishing record of success as manager and he's German , which means he'll be efficient, level headed, educated and all the other superior qualities that we dont have in this country.

 

[driller]

Benitez is free

 

[BensGrandad]

What is Jean Tigana doing now he had the same playing philosophy of possession as Gus when he was manager of Fulham

 

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

Would have to be Roberto Martinez. Perfect fit.

 

[dwayne]

Would you want the Albion to be managed by a man who said, "My first visit to the Goldstone was back in 1973. Having moved to Sussex to a new job and being mad on football at the time the first thing I did was buy a season ticket. Sitting in the back row of E block the stadium looked huge. The first game I watched at the Goldstone we lost 2-0 to Bournemouth. Later that season Brian Clough arrived and we were knocked out of the Cup 4-0 by Walton and Hersham and thrashed in the League at home by Bristol Rovers 8-2! The horror of those games remain in my memory. However we did get revenge in 1989 beating Rovers 2-1 to secure promotion to the Second Division. My greatest memory was the very first game in the First Division against Arsenal at the Goldstone. There were tears of joy all around me in the stand. We may have lost 4-0 but we were there."?

Incredible. Yes please.

 

[Frutos]

Would you want the Albion to be managed by a man who said, "My first visit to the Goldstone was back in 1973. Having moved to Sussex to a new job and being mad on football at the time the first thing I did was buy a season ticket. Sitting in the back row of E block the stadium looked huge. The first game I watched at the Goldstone we lost 2-0 to Bournemouth. Later that season Brian Clough arrived and we were knocked out of the Cup 4-0 by Walton and Hersham and thrashed in the League at home by Bristol Rovers 8-2! The horror of those games remain in my memory. However we did get revenge in 1989 beating Rovers 2-1 to secure promotion to the Second Division. My greatest memory was the very first game in the First Division against Arsenal at the Goldstone. There were tears of joy all around me in the stand. We may have lost 4-0 but we were there."?

Not that I want Gus gone but yes, yes I would.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Gus Poyet would be insane to leave for Reading , crazy. With the backing he has here and the foundations of the Academy etc etc he can continue to build a dynasty of his own .....just cannot see it.

I don't think you would have had to listen very carefully to detect a certain frustration on Gus's part with the level of backing, certainly on the financial front. Not that Reading exactly pushed the boat out for McDermott in January.

It will be Adkins, IMO, if it comes to it. At the moment, though, he hasn't completely sorted compensation with Southampton.

 

[jessiejames]

Luis Enrique

 

[Willy Dangle]

Bruce Lee

 

[seagullmouse]

Calderon

 

[Captain Sensible]

Hoddle

 

[Albumen]

Gus Poyet to talk with Reading after Brighton give him permission | Football | The Guardian

Nothing we don't know but they'll finally gone with it.

 

[SingitLoud]

You Perv!

 

[Weststander]

Hoddle

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