If Poyet left, who would you want?

[pipkin112]

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

 

[Teddy Maybank]

Martinez if available.

 

[aolstudios]

Nobody.

I know it sounds ridiculous but I will probably cry when Gus goes.

He's the best thing that's happened to this club in my lifetime and I don't think any appointment will make me happy, and whoever it is will take a long time to win me over.

this and I'm considerably older than you. So my answer to the op is. POYET

 

[SeagullSongs]

Don't know if it's been mentioned, but would it work with Brendan Rogers? With Anton being in the squad and all that...

 

[DavePage]

I guess it would be Tarrico then, Peter Taylor didn’t do bad when Clough jumped ship

 

[terryberry1]

Zola

 

[stss30]

Di Matteo, Martinez or Zola, we are FLAIR after all..

 

[Exiled in Indooroopilly]

It would have to be something similar to the sheer shock value of when Liam Brady was appointed manager. I think it was still in the days of footy updates by teletext (why did I used to check BBC page 312 every day in the summer FFS) and I have never been so amazed by an appointment.............maybe until Poyet.

 

[Drebin]

I'm surprised no ones mentioned charlie oatway. He's witnessed the change gus has made to the club and how he's done it first hand. Gus has clearly introduced training methods and structure to the club that is having an amazing impact, and oatway knows these methods and can carry on the good work. Plus he has worked with the youngsters already. It's should be about continuity, as it was in the liverpool bootroom in the 70s/80s.

 

[terryberry1]

That Dougie Freedman is a good up and coming manager...........

 

[severnside gull]

First choice - Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with Michael Owen as his assistant

Second choice - Gianfranco Zola with Luke Williams as his assistant

Third choice - either Karl Robinson from MKDons or Lee Clarke from Huddersfield

Any of those set ups would be coming in with the same view of creating a long term project that is making Gus such a success

 

[peterward]

Alan Curbishley without doubt.....

Albion Legend, superb manager, Amazing with Charlton and did brilliantly at West Ham, 6th before resigning due to players being sold from under him

 

[banjo]

The special one.

 

[Tom Bombadil]

I see lots of people are mentioning Paulo Di Canio. For some reason I'm not sure he's the sort of person Tiny Tone would be that keen on.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Like the suggestions of Solskjaer, Hoddle and Williams.

 

[seagullondon]

I see lots of people are mentioning Paulo Di Canio. For some reason I'm not sure he's the sort of person Tiny Tone would be that keen on.

I hope he isnt a fan of fascists. Because I am not

 

[smoke grenade]

Solskjaer is a great suggestion

One of the most respected blokes in football

 

[Bhafc11]

Di Matteo

This

 

[kevtherev]

Curbishley or Hoddle...Although Billy Davies done a good job at Forest when you look where they are now.

 

[piersa]

I would love Paolo Di canio or Jock Stein.