Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
I wouldn't mind a British candidate, but that's not the be all and end all, and Sherwood seems to have massively underachieved at Spurs given the budget.
So *shudder* from me.
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Who will be our new MANAGER now Oscar has GOING ?
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I wouldn't mind a British candidate, but that's not the be all and end all, and Sherwood seems to have massively underachieved at Spurs given the budget.
So *shudder* from me.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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c0lz
North East Stand.
No one will be our Manager
Oscar Garcia will remain as head coach.
Oscar Garcia will remain as head coach.
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
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There were rumours last year, weren't there.
While I think he's an idiot, he's done ok with Spurs, we'd attack a bit more and would fulfill the passionate Englishman criteria that some seem to care about
Chicken Runner61
We stand where we want!
- May 20, 2007
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That was AVB that spent the budget though not Sherwood wasn't it?
Even Sherwood said they had bought players that failed under AVB
Tim Sherwood's public pronouncements have made him look a bit of an idiot.. but his record's actually pretty good and he's not afraid to put his faith in the younger players. Add the Paul Barber connection and it adds up that we would sound him out. If he can't get something better, it wouldn't surprise me at all.
Not when the games you lose are to the teams around you
Sherwood forgets to mention he was part of the transfer committee that Ok'ed the deals, Some reports that he had more of a say than AVB on the transfers.
Behind Enemy Lines
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Hasn't officially gone yet. But if he does... Zola?
Blues Rock DJ
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love him or hate him, I'd be happy with Eddie Howe.
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
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I don't think AVB had much say in the transfers (apart from Soldado)
Seagull on the wing
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Doesn't matter who would be new manager turned out to be....unless he comes in with 46 wins and a 200 goal plus... our Ernie would be leading the pack of instant successors to call for his head.
Marshy
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Eddie Howe please
Deadly Danson
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Another vote for Eddie Howe.
I Think Eddie Howe is a good shout , but I also witnessed( as a former Bridge regular ) what Glenn Hoddle achieved at Chelsea before the Russian money came in. He transormed that team from 'a joke' to an attacking ,battling team of character ,then improved the quality of player ,shrewdly spending relatively little money. left CFC for the England job...yes made error with voicing his belief /opinion etc but I reckon he could do a very good job at Amex.
Eddie Howe would be an excellent appointment but would he leave Bournemouth? At least Brighton is a lot closer to Bournemouth than Burnley is so that's to your advantage. He may well feel it would be unfair on the team he supports to leave them for a second time so soon.
Of-course my choice for the B&HA job would be Paolo Di Canio but I fear he wouldn't be a popular appointment and is a rather unlikely one.
Of-course my choice for the B&HA job would be Paolo Di Canio but I fear he wouldn't be a popular appointment and is a rather unlikely one.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
My first choice, as before Oscar was appointed, is Ralf Rangnick.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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Could be worth a punt on someone like Steve Claridge or Mark Bright.
These guys spend a lot of time watching and studying the Football League and know what it takes to be successful.
These guys spend a lot of time watching and studying the Football League and know what it takes to be successful.
