So next manager, who's in the running?

[The Fifth Column]

With the Clown prince Sami's departure almost nailed on imminently, who is next in the hotseat?

Brian McDermott?

 

[Prince Monolulu]

 

[sir albion]

Just get zola in

 

[sydney]

take the plunge....go for Pulis , a wealth of experience and no nonsense character....do it...!

 

[Frutos]

Not sure if he'd want it, but I'd go for Steve Clarke.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Hoddle

 

[The Fifth Column]

take the plunge....go for Pulis , a wealth of experience and no nonsense character....do it...!

Not sure he'd be up for it but it would have the bonus of upsetting that lot up the road.

 

[Bry Nylon]

take the plunge....go for Pulis , a wealth of experience and no nonsense character....do it...!

Pullis will be waiting for the first Premier League sacking.

 

[elwheelio]

Hughton for me.

 

[Zamoracomehome]

Glenn Hoddle, will relish working at new training ground to develop young players...won't be in a hurry to leave having already had the top job in English football.

Assisted by Calderon.

 

[spence]

Why do people even bother to mention Pulis Absolutely no chance he would come here

 

[Surf's Up]

Why do people even bother to mention Pulis Absolutely no chance he would come here

and Bloom wouldn't want him either, too strong a personality and he'd want to go out and buy a new team because very few, if any, fit his specification for a footballer. Favourites for me would be Houghton or McDermott or maybe an up and coming League 1 or 2 manager.

 

[Elvis]

Cometh the Hour............Cometh the Man!

Where is Sven currently working?

 

[y2dave]

Burke and Hyypia out, Coppell and Mcdermott in.

 

[el punal]

Not sure if he'd want it, but I'd go for Steve Clarke.

Ditto

 

[Ernest]

Another FOREIGN lapdog unless Barber and BERK go as well

 

[227 BHA]

Hoddle

So glad I'm not alone in thinking this. I have been saying since Oscar left that Hoddle would be the perfect fit for us.
With the new training ground and his Spanish football academy, he would bring stability, experience and a knowledge of the Championship and English football that would be hard to matchg.
I know people will refer to his past mistakes but I reckon he must have learnt from that and there aren't many better footballing brains around.

 

[spring hall convert]

Pullis is likely to be too expensive, not interested in a championship relegation battle and the complete opposite to the footballing philosophy we are trying to implant into the club. No chance, I thought people were saying it as some kind of ironic joke.

For a laugh though, I'd love to see our current squad playing "the Pullis way." Barring the centre backs we don't have anyone over 6ft. Can you imagine him telling Teixera to put himself about? It would be hilarious.

Hoddle's a good shout. He ticks a lot of boxes.

I don't buy that Curbs has been out the game too long either.

Or Bloom may keep faith in his lesser known appointments. To be fair 2 of the 3 he's made so far have been good.

 

[jasetheace]

Glenn Hoddle, will relish working at new training ground to develop young players...won't be in a hurry to leave having already had the top job in English football.

Assisted by Calderon.

Now that is something I can get behind. Tactical Acumen and passion combined.

 

[martin tyler]

Not sure if he'd want it, but I'd go for Steve Clarke.

Would be my choice if he could be convinced