Best choice ever.
Get him in.
We'd rock this division with GH as manager.
Yes please.
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Next Albion manager: the Glenn Hoddle discussion thread
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Best choice ever.
Get him in.
We'd rock this division with GH as manager.
Yes please.
His football, coaching, and managerial abilities are second to none.
Couldn't give a toss about a few remarks from years ago.
Get the genius in now if he wants to of course, and lets start winning lots of games.
vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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In the same way that we never forget whoever the bloke was who broke Chris Ramsey's leg.
What, you mean apart from Southampton, Spurs, Wolves and QPR as coach??
vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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If he is that good how come he is not employed at the moment ? all that genius and incisive wit wasting away looking at monitors. Pah humbug.
So in that regard Paolo di Canio would be welcome here too, then?
I'll never forget (or forgive) that challenge, but it didn't stop my missus and I having a drink with him a few years back after bumping into him in a pub.
He bought the round!
No, cos he's a shit manager.
Erm, he works for QPR as first team coach.
crodonilson
He/Him
Big failure in his last job and such a long time out of the game would be two big crosses against him. I also have severe doubts an ego of his size would work in our structure.
But we'd probably be two up by then, so that would be just fine thanks.
Yeah right.
One FA cup final (lost), one league cup final (lost) and one promotion would suggest otherwise.
Crispy Ambulance
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Yes please.
Or being statistically one of the best managers England have ever had, will that do?
Or getting Swindon promoted to the top light in his first season.
Some people really ought to read up on a subject before they spout shite.
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We should be so lucky!
Ego?
Erm...... Poyet
?As for out of the game...
He has been an expert pundit on TV for years, and is currently coaching a rapidly-improving team in the Premiership
Sorry Glenn.
Seagull by the Sea
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- May 22, 2013
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I saw GH in a hotel in Surrey about 5 weeks ago, apparently he lives near there.
He was having an informal chat with a couple of famous journalists (don't know their name but recognised their faces). He struck me as being 'impressive' in that he had a real presence and I could hear some of what they were saying and he talked about many football issues, in detail, with passion.
He undoubtedly would be great for this club, ironically, he would have been a perfect number 2 for Sami as well!
So, tactically astute, experienced, great coach and has plenty of contacts in the football world and will definitely have the respect of players so what's not to like?
Oh yeah, if he manages to do what 'Arry's last coach has done in the Championship we will be very happy too!!
He was having an informal chat with a couple of famous journalists (don't know their name but recognised their faces). He struck me as being 'impressive' in that he had a real presence and I could hear some of what they were saying and he talked about many football issues, in detail, with passion.
He undoubtedly would be great for this club, ironically, he would have been a perfect number 2 for Sami as well!
So, tactically astute, experienced, great coach and has plenty of contacts in the football world and will definitely have the respect of players so what's not to like?
Oh yeah, if he manages to do what 'Arry's last coach has done in the Championship we will be very happy too!!
nick65
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All of these.