[Football] If RDZ leaves us/is sacked at the end of the season....

[Perfidious Albion]

I refuse to consider it and I pray to God it won’t happen .

 

[portslade seagull]

I'm sure that if he leaves us the club will have a left field replacement lined up who's not on that list. RDZ will probably throw his toys out of the pram if we lose to Roma and the end could come b4 the season finishes

 

[Justice]

I would go all out for Gareth Southgate if anyone can can convince Maguire & Henderson to sign it’s him.

 

[sparkie]

You'd have to have a scew loose to think RDZ would be sacked. Lol.

But Ruel Fox, I reckon.

 

[Withdean11]

Amorim is the only one i who could potentially be an upgrade IMO.

But i highly doubt we could land him.

 

[Frankie]

Gary goals must have completed his coaching badges by now,he could be the next chosen one.

 

[beefypigeon]

Micky Adams

 

[Pete Skinner]

I'm sorry but how are the people saying that we'll go from a manager apparently sought after by Barcelona, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Bayern Munich to Rob Edwards or Kieran McKenna being more realistic than me noting that only one name has actually been linked to us and it would be a very exciting option?

Do you really think that the club would suddenly throw all ambition out of the window if RDZ was to leave? That they'd go, "hmmm that stunning style and atmosphere that RDZ was able to bring to the club was great financially, for bringing players into the club, and for getting fans to attend, but what we really really want is a nice British manager with a nice smile to help us avoid relegation from the Premier League." Forget the hard work the club have done in establishing themselves as a destination for the best up and coming talents to flourish and the ambitions we currently have to become an established top ten PL and regular European side, what we really need is some perspective and Rob Edwards. Do you really think that is what is going to happen?

Chris Wilder might be available soon - doing a great job in Sheffield

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Craig Mackail-Smith.

 

[Insel affe]

Craig Mackail-Smith.

That would be interesting to be fair, hard on the eyes though, trying to keep tabs on 11 players running around like headless chickens all over the pitch, I think I would get dizzy.

 

[Klaas]

That would be interesting to be fair, hard on the eyes though, trying to keep tabs on 11 players running around like headless chickens all over the pitch, I think I would get dizzy.

He'd blame that on vaccines.

 

[Pete Skinner]

I'm sure that if he leaves us the club will have a left field replacement lined up who's not on that list. RDZ will probably throw his toys out of the pram if we lose to Roma and the end could come b4 the season finishes

Get an interim in and wait for Klopp to recharge his batteries

 

[Seagull58]

Francesco Farioli if he doesn't go to Manure.

 

[OzMike]

Bruno, Rosenier and Calderon !

 

[lasvegan]

Adam Hinshelwood, did a great job at Worthing.

 

[Mancgull]

Francesco Farioli if he doesn't go to Manure.

I see the connection with him managing an INEOS owned club but can’t see Man Utd thinking he’s anywhere near ready yet.
I wonder whether he has enough experience for us. However Tony does like someone on the up.
I think Farioli and McKenna would be on our top 5 succession list.
Interesting that although Farioli is a De Zerbi Protege, his Nice team have been very miserly in defence.

 

[DFL JCL]

Ole Gunnar Solskjær, 2nd & 3rd in the league in his first two seasons at utd. Europa League final. Doesn't seem like a d**ckhead.

 

[Weststander]

Jack Hinshelwood, player manager.

 

[Justice]

Bruno, Rosenier and Calderon !

No thanks

 

[dejavuatbtn]

Bruno, Rosenier and Calderon !

But not, necessarily in that order.