Assume the worst. Who should take over?

[itszamora]

My vote's for Steve Cotterill, proved @ Cheltenham (my birthplace!) that he can do well on a small budget

 

[itszamora]

OK, admit it. Who voted for Hoddle? they've obviously been on the

 

[Citrus]

I voted for Cotterill.

 

[Easy 10]

Joe Kinnear

 

[itszamora]

me, and no i haven't touched a drop yet.
he's an ex-england manager, ex-premiership manager and probably a very competant manager at this level - i wouldn't say no, would you?

that was out of that list though, I wouldn't mind Oldham's manager, Dowie

Yes I would say no! He (arguably) failed with England, and failed at Chelsea & more so Spurs with loads of money to throw about. Although I guess he did take Swindon up a few years back, but even so I'd much rather have a guy proved at managing on a shoestring (and fun days in Cardiff)

 

[Eggmundo]

Yes I would say no! He (arguably) failed with England, and failed at Chelsea & more so Spurs with loads of money to throw about. Although I guess he did take Swindon up a few years back, but even so I'd much rather have a guy proved at managing on a shoestring (and fun days in Cardiff)

didn't Swindon get points deducted for shady dealings?

 

[north stand falmer]

Does it really matter who we bring in ? After a couple of months and he'll be gone as well.

All these managers out of work and they see us as a stepping stone for something better

DK should put a clause into the next managers contract saying you cant leave if someone else comes in for you unless they pay us £1,000,000 Harsh I know but something needs to be done because this is becoming a complete and utter joke.

 

[helga]

Liam Brady - with Dean Wilkins as assistant.

Liam would stay loyal for sure, and could rear Dean in the job. Makes sense to me?

 

[Anglic_Monster]

wow i'm feeling sorry for the guy who's has to take over this team

 

[Guest]

wow i'm feeling sorry for the guy who's has to take over this team

yes, i think i'd do quite a good job actually

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Any one of Micky Adams, Peter Taylor or Steve Coppell will do for me, you know, stand-up managers who aren't afraid to f*** off after a short spell at the club(yes I know that's not strictly true of Adams), but will damn well wear that Albion baseball cap with pride for the few months/weeks that they are here. The reality for us is that unless we are in Falmer and in the Premiershite(and even that isn't a cast iron guarantee either) we will NEVER hold onto a good manager, or good player/s and we may as well have three month contracts and then sack the fuckers before they have the chance to shit on us. Am I angry, too f***ing right I'm angry.

 

[MRRF 10]

i voted cotteril

 

[coach03]

Didn't we do this votey thing last night?

Oh, Cotterill, by the way

 

[coach03]

I know, I know ! A way to ease all our troubles in one deft move.
Appoint John Prescott !

He's fat, he's round, you bounce him up and down...

 

[Another Berkshire Seagull]

Hinchelwood

 

[bhaexpress]

I say Booker, he's worked with two quality managers (I don't rate Taylor) and he knows the players and the whole club setup.

 

[Another Berkshire Seagull]

Difficult situation for Bob if he takes the leap and screws up he'll be out of work. If he doesn't go for it he is guaranteed work as DK will never allow a new manager to bring his own backroom staff in as he has shown in the past when he hired Taylor, Hinch and Coppell.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

My choices in order would be:

1. Joe Kinnear
2. Iain Dowie
3. Steve Cotterill

 

[Early Doors]

Either Kinnear or Dowie would be great choices.

 

[scott]

carlton palmer