Paris
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He's probably on the phone to Real Madrid as I'm typing this response.
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[Albion] Could our next/future manager come from within?
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Live by the sea
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I personally doubt it , think we are at the stage where the club would want a manager with a proven track record of both success and improving players ,
Official Old Man
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No. Wasn't a certain Luton & Southampton manager meant to be our future saviour?
TB & PBOBE do know though I'd expect.
TB & PBOBE do know though I'd expect.
studio150
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I think the blueprint of the Liverpool boot room has long gone, and other than stepping in as a caretaker, no head coach will be appointed from within.
Given our current profile if (when) RDZ goes, you would expect the club to have a deluge of applicants, and probably all will be ignored and from the short list that the club already have they will look to get #1 on that list.
Given our current profile if (when) RDZ goes, you would expect the club to have a deluge of applicants, and probably all will be ignored and from the short list that the club already have they will look to get #1 on that list.
BluesRockDJ
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On the same subject, but with another tack..............Nigel Adkins, the previous Stains manager, who famously stated that we should "keep up", has just taken the managers' job at.............(with due respect) Tranmere Rovers !!
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He's been dying for someone to ask that so he can tell stories of when he stalked Lallana (Kylie's chimney sweep style)
There are two people who may make good managers and are moving in that direction, Lallana and Pascal. And although it's a nice idea, it would be incredibly high risk and that isn't the way TB tends to operate
True, and they bizarrely still keep getting appointments even after these disasters.
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Almost certainly going to be left field isn’t it. Probably a Portuguese/Spanish manager currently working in Uzbekistan I shouldn’t wonder. Second division.
Edit. Not Second Division of course, make that Champions League.
Edit. Not Second Division of course, make that Champions League.
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BFFs ?
Dick Swiveller
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Because they were besties when Adam was at Saints and Dwayne was a ginger black man with something about Kylie's chimney.
sorts out his visa and support team.
Weststander
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It’ll be Sarina Wiegman.
Neville's Breakfast
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@Neville's Breakfast will no doubt be chuffed with this appointment
I did have a wry smile ! He’s actually a Birkenhead boy and played for the club. Originally appointed as a mentor for the now sacked manager and looking for a new one. He won’t be manager for that long. I bloody hope not because when it comes to smugness he is way ahead of Eddie ! Rovers had to do something. 6 defeats in 7 games I think it is.
Sheebo
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Cos he can’t spell his name right?
Cos lallana is an old drinking buddy of mine along with the legend Leon best in Bournemouth.
Paris
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If ya listening Adam, we can only apologise!
Tony will have a list of at least 10 choices. It's impossible to say who it'll be today.
I have long thought Lallana is being trained for the role, obviously it depends on how long RDZ stays with us and if Lallana has made the grade by the time he leaves. I also think that RDZ will not get his head turned provided he gets the resources to continually improve his squad, I certainly don't see him doing a Potter as I think he has far too much integrity for that.