A few thousand Albion fans apparently.Who actually cares where an ex manager goes?
Ha Ha, back of the net!You actually don't care so much, that you bother to post on a thread with people who actually do.
Having spent the last 10 years scraping his way up the football pyramid, I would be surprised if he were to drop down a division this soon, even for legendary Big Club, Mighty Leeds United.
Tanno surely ticked the 'grim up north' job with Sunderland and can't wait to get back to his Italian villa that we originally uprooted him and his family from. Dennis Wise as Poyet's assistant at Leeds?
Would imagine it would be quite a topic of conversation in the week/month/probably longer before his return to the amex if he got it. 'Will you boo gus' threads etc
Which Premier League job is he likely to get? If he wants to wait until Christmas he may get another Sunderland type rescue job. I think he'd take a job like Leeds, he banged on enough about them when he was here ffs.
I posted the below in the Adkins thread and I stand by it:
I would have thought Poyet would be chomping at the bit for this Leeds job. Couple an outspoken egotistical chairman with an outspoken egotistical manager, what could possibly go wrong..
FFP.
This has the potential to be brilliant, especially as he loves Leeds so much. He will be employed by a lunatic owner and will be frustrated that his 'Arry Redknapp side cannot emerge and spend loads of money...Mainly as I suspect Leeds have less money to throw around than we do.
On top of this I imagine the locals will not be so patient as he changes the playing style. I mean, it took some of our fans long enough to grasp what Poyet was trying to do so will be even worse up there...And they will have plenty more "get it forward" merchants within their support than we do.
If he does not start well then it will turn real sour, real quick...
Albion & England forever.
Thimble Keegan
Rustington BHA
PS: He was interviewed last week and made it clear he was looking for another Prem League job in the UK. Ideally this summer.
Although [he says] he's had interest overseas (Italy, Spain).
I disagree and think he's seriously overrated as a manager....His style of play is so bland and boring and don't see him getting Leeds or anyone promoted in this division.You can say he got us 4th while the whole club was on a crest of a wave and you have to take in many factors towards those feel good factor times,but his philosophy of not getting beat and rarely winning or not winning from a losing position sums up his tactics.Can see him doing a great job there if he gets it. Expectations have been lowered at Leeds for many years now and he is more than capable of getting them into the top six. Our loss sadly.
The only way he will manage in the Prem again is if he gets a club promoted from the Championship.
I agree, he offers very little as a manager who can turn around a sinking ship quickly which is what he would have to do with any Premier League job. He needs time to build a team and time is something clubs at the bottom of the Premier League don't have. I can't see anyone giving him a job in the Premier League over the summer, he'd be better to cut his losses and start again in the Championship, where I do feel he could do very well if he gets enough financial backing.
The Leeds job would be a disaster for him but his ego is big enough for him to take it on.
According to somebody close to Charlie they, the 3 of them, have been sounded out about a job in the south somewhere and are very interested,but he would not say which club.
According to somebody close to Charlie they, the 3 of them, have been sounded out about a job in the south somewhere and are very interested,but he would not say which club.