Paul Clement - dark horse

[symyjym]

I doubt that any of the NSC favourites will get the job.

The manager who I think we will get will be good for us but it will leave this forum underwhelmed.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

According to the Argus Clement would be very difficult to get. The article suggests that Ancelotti has the final say on whether Paul would be allowed to leave Real. However as is always the way in football if we want and he wants to come I cannot see even Ancelotti standing in the way.

I'm surprised that nobody has picked up on the last paragraph and line above it, in the linked article, naming Chris Hughton.

 

[symyjym]

I'm surprised that nobody has picked up on the last paragraph and line above it, in the linked article, naming Chris Hughton.

I would be very happy with Hughton or Powell.

 

[Insel affe]

I would be very happy with Hughton or Powell.

Dude, your easily pleased....

We should be aiming higher

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I would be very happy with Hughton or Powell.

I think Hughton would be a good choice. He has experience.

 

[Insel affe]

I think Hughton would be a good choice. He has experience.

at failure yeah.

 

[Bra]

I think Hughton would be a good choice. He has experience.

Had some inside knowledge has regards Hughton being friendly with a close relative of a current Norwich player. According to him if you are looking for attacking free flowing football then Hughton is not the man. He is in the not lose first club, although perhaps this was because of the club he was at. A steady choice who isn't going to make waves or headlines but may also fail to inspire is how it was put to me.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Had some inside knowledge has regards Houghton being friendly with a close relative of a current Norwich player. According to him if you are looking for attacking free flowing football then Houghton is not the man. He is in the not lose first club, although perhaps this was because of the club he was at. A steady choice who isn't going to make waves or headlines but may also fail to inspire is how it was put to me.

Houghton, Ray = former Liverpool midfielder, and erstwhile TV pundit.

Hughton, Chris = former Spurs defender, and ex-manager of Norwich.

 

[Bra]

what you get for typing quickly on the train, have amended

 

[Thunder Bolt]

at failure yeah.

He got Newcastle promoted and did quite well at Birmingham.

 

[Insel affe]

He got Newcastle promoted and did quite well at Birmingham.

With money

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Hughton would be such an uninspiring manager, Norwich fans have been bored to tears this season.

 

[symyjym]

He got Newcastle promoted and did quite well at Birmingham.

Yep, and his failure at Norwich was more down to the club being suicidal and not giving him their full backing. I think it was around or before the Christmas period they were on the verge of sacking him if he didn’t win the next game. Last season he took them to 11th.

 

[symyjym]

Dude, your easily pleased....

We should be aiming higher

The thing is though, we have clearly shown that we do not aim high in the January transfer market and for whatever reasons we failed in the last one. For this reason we need a manager who matches us for being realistic or else there will be another imbalance of ambition.

 

[withdeanwombat]

Pako Ayesteran has just been on Sky.

I'd go with him if only he'd go with us.

 

[Insel affe]

Yep, and his failure at Norwich was more down to the club being suicidal and not giving him their full backing.

Have we not just had not one but two managers leave us because they felt we were not giving them their full backing......

Which is way he does not inspire me, and I feel is not the right fit for us.

 

[Insel affe]

We need to go along the coast and get Eddie Howe from Bournmouth what he has done with that club is fantastic he needs to make that step up now & distance should not be a problem for him unlike at Burnley

 

[symyjym]

Have we not just had not one but two managers leave us because they felt we were not giving them their full backing......

Which is way he does not inspire me, and I feel is not the right fit for us.

When I said Norwich didn't give Hughton their full backing I meant moral backing, support, not financial backing. I never once heard Hughton say he was let down financially in the transfer market, or even demand more from them.

 

[Insel affe]

When I said Norwich didn't give Hughton their full backing I meant moral backing, support, not financial backing. I never once heard Hughton say he was let down financially in the transfer market, or even demand more from them.

Has it also not been implied in the media and within the Amex that Tony and the board have not been as hands on as they should be and the main reason why we did not sign Grabban ?

Just asking not arguing young man.

 

[Bra]

When I said Norwich didn't give Hughton their full backing I meant moral backing, support, not financial backing. I never once heard Hughton say he was let down financially in the transfer market, or even demand more from them.

Not sure the perceived lack of moral support was the reason for relegation. Norwich spent big in relative terms over the summer on strikers and yet they were unable to score the goals needed to survive and that in part is due to the way he sets out his teams. But you are right he did not and does not moan and is steady and maybe this is appealing to some.