Glenn Hoddle favourite for the Forest job

[Icy Gull]

according to BBC Sport

Really didn't see that one coming. How long as he been out of League football? Few years no?

I think he was quite a good manager if a bit weird but that would be a brave move imo

BBC Sport - Football - Championship

 

[element]

Wonder how long he will last before putting his foot in it, the clown...

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

That's them out of the running then, good.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

He's the favourite for the job, therefore he is the one person we can probably rule out of getting it.

 

[Badger]

Has anyone "ruled themselves out" yet?

 

[Daffy Duck]

Will Doris be joining with him?

 

[Billy the Fish]

He's been running a coaching academy for out of work players looking for a club, so it's not like he's been poncing around away from the game.

He's still a great coach, even if his managment skills are questionable, would be a decent appointment.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Has anyone "ruled themselves out" yet?

Gus CERTAINLY hasn't.

 

[Max Paper]

Hoddle is a good coach I'd have here here when Gus leaves

 

[somerset]

That's them out of the running then, good.

Ha,... exactly this, I was beginning to think they might be another club that will be battling for top 6,... but dear old Glen couldnt raise a stiffy in a whore house,...

 

[Gritt23]

Wonder how long he will last before putting his foot in it, the clown...

Does he do that regularly then?

 

[element]

Does he do that regularly then?

Do you not think the one time he did it was enough then?

 

[Gritt23]

Do you not think the one time he did it was enough then?

Just the way you phrased it mate. As if he's always doing it.

His foot in mouth moment was connected to his religous beliefs, and questioning someone into a corner about things within their religion can always throw up some things that do not sit well in modern society. He shouldn't have allowed himself to go down that particular alley, but I see absolutely no reason to think he hasn't learned the lesson from his one mistake.

 

[element]

Just the way you phrased it mate. As if he's always doing it.

His foot in mouth moment was connected to his religous beliefs, and questioning someone into a corner about things within their religion can always throw up some things that do not sit well in modern society. He shouldn't have allowed himself to go down that particular alley, but I see absolutely no reason to think he hasn't learned the lesson from his one mistake.

If you read it again, there is no allusion to repetition. I just asked how long it would be until he put his foot in it. He can't be that bright, as an at the time England manager, to express the views he did. I just reckon he will put his foot in it...

 

[Gritt23]

Wonder how long he will last before putting his foot in it, the clown...

"Will" and "before" are all alluding to the future. If he only ever does it the once, and that's back in his England days, then I don't understand what you were saying.

Did you mean, "how long before someone drags up that old quote and hounds him out of this job as well" because that wasn't how I read it, tbh, because that wasn't what you said.

 

[Knightsworld]

Hoddle is a good coach I'd have him here when Gus leaves

Agreed.

 

[Garage_Doors]

Has anyone "ruled themselves out" yet?

Harry has.

 

[Sutton81]

He'd be a great appointment, always good tactically, maybe in the last decade he's also learn to talk to people...

 

[Jim D]

according to BBC Sport

Really didn't see that one coming.......

Yes, but I bet he did (or Eileen told him).