[Albion] Next Brighton Manager?

[Cozzy]

OK if I was putting money on it ..... I would say its likely to be an inexperienced in terms of prem league manager we end up with as I dont se us poaching from another club unless its Rafa who does not get the promises he wants at Newcastle.

Not sure how close the connection would have been but Dan Ashworth & Phil Neville may well have crossed paths at England level and the women's team have done pretty well since so I just have this little feeling that could be one from the blind side.

Would like us to go British but not sure who we will go after on the list of candidates , maybe the Bristol City manager Lee Johnson.

 

[Is it PotG?]

…... .or Bielsa.

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Soon available in the Club Shop

 

[Doc Lynam]

Surprised Wagner's being mentioned now. I was disappointed when I saw a few days ago that he was confirmed as new boss at Schalke:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48222042

Balls

 

[Napper]

Hopefully nobody on that list . Not sure I’ve seen such a poor choice of its one of those

1/8 does sound a done deal though

Bizarre if it is him

Hoping not

 

[Steve in Japan]

Depends on if Derby get promoted through the Play-offs. Could see Lampard with John Terry as his Assistant on a somewhat quick return to the Premier League.


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Based on the 1st leg, I don't think Derby will be getting to the Play Off finals, let alone winning it.

 

[J2 DOG]

Steve Holland

 

[Betfair Bozo]

Phil Neville reckons he was offered the job when Gus went. I suspect the Potter money is significant. TB would have a better idea than virtually ever other chairman of the merits of Potter's Ostersund exploits and he has backed it up with a decent spell at Swansea.

 

[Nobby]

There are some depressing names on the bookies lists, Rowett, Redknapp, Pardew, Moyes, Hughes, I'd rip my season ticket up if anyone like that got the job

I think I might just rip mine up anyway.....

#TOGETHER.

Bullocks

 

[JimothyJames95]

Phil Neville punt at Hills into 5/1 !

No thanks

I don’t see why he would. On the brink of the Women’s World Cup. Depending on how successful I guess


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[TSB]

Mourinho's available.

 

[Nobby]

Sol, 'Arry, Big Sam, Nobby, Curbs.

I’m not much of a manager unfortunately

I’ll give it a go though, if TB makes contact

 

[Scoffers]

I hear our 'arry is fed up with making jam roly polys

 

[JimothyJames95]

Mourinho's available.

Now that can F O


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[GT49er]

Depends on if Derby get promoted through the Play-offs. Could see Lampard with John Terry as his Assistant on a somewhat quick return to the Premier League.

John Terry? Have we ditched our 'No Dickheads' policy as well as our manager then?

 

[Knocky's Nose]

Why on earth would we go for a manager who has yet to cut his teeth at the highest level ??!!! So... we sack a man with plenty of experience in order to get someone in rubbing his eyes in the toughest league in the world. Not the best idea.

My gut instinct is to find a young-ish manager who has done great things in one of the top European Leagues and would jump at the chance of managing a PL club. I always look at these lists of potential 'big' managers and see short-term journeymen. A quick fix, until the players get bored of him - then form dips, he gets sacked, and we start all over again.

A young, hungry manager with an infectious personality and drive is what I'd like to see.

 

[A1X]

David Wagner yes please!

Would have been my choice but just got the Schalke job so off the table now

 

[Knocky's Nose]

John Terry? Have we ditched our 'No Dickheads' policy as well as our manager then?

I do not want John Terry's sneering, ugly mug anywhere near our stadium, let alone in the bloody home dugout!

 

[Bob'n'weave]

Why on earth would we go for a manager who has yet to cut his teeth at the highest level ??!!! So... we sack a man with plenty of experience in order to get someone in rubbing his eyes in the toughest league in the world. Not the best idea.

My gut instinct is to find a young-ish manager who has done great things in one of the top European Leagues and would jump at the chance of managing a PL club. I always look at these lists of potential 'big' managers and see short-term journeymen. A quick fix, until the players get bored of him - then form dips, he gets sacked, and we start all over again.

A young, hungry manager with an infectious personality and drive is what I'd like to see.

Gerrard? (Not sure about the personality bit though)

 

[Knocky's Nose]

Gerrard? (Not sure about the personality bit though)

Does he have one, then?

 

[worthingseagull123]

Go for that Leeds manager