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The Manager Shuffle



JBenno

New member
Jun 29, 2011
429
Upper Beeding
To help pass away the time until KO tomorrow...... Who will be in charge at the following clubs on August the 1st......?

Man Utd
Sunderland
Norwich
Fulham
Cardiff
Tottenham
Newcastle
Brighton
WBA
Aston Villa

Here is my guess:

Man Utd - Van Gaal
Sunderland - Ryan Giggs
Norwich - Tim Sherwood
Fulham - Malky Mackay
Cardiff - OGS
Tottenham - De Boer
Newcastle - Gus Poyet
Brighton - OG
WBA - Paul Lambert
Aston Villa - David Moyes
 




BensGrandad

New member
Jul 13, 2003
72,015
Haywards Heath
Man Utd Van Gaal
Sunderland Gus Poyet
Norwich Malky McKay
Fulham Tim Sherwood
Newcastle David Moyes
West Brom Ryan Giggs
Aston Villa Paul Lambert
Tottenham Roberto Martinez
Cardiff OGS
Brighton Oscar Garcia
 


Gwylan

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
31,829
Uffern
Man Utd Van Gaal
Sunderland Gus Poyet
Norwich Malky McKay
Fulham Tim Sherwood
Newcastle David Moyes
West Brom Ryan Giggs
Aston Villa Paul Lambert
Tottenham Roberto Martinez
Cardiff OGS
Brighton Oscar Garcia


Why on earth would Martinez go to Spurs? They're a lower placed club, with a trigger-happy chairman and some of the most deluded fans in Britain. He'd also have to move house and patch up the team (particularly if Ericksen is off).

I also don't get this idea that Giggs is going to take a chance of a Prem team. He may still want to play and serve under Van Gaal but if he wants a shot at management, he'd surely go to a lower league team. How many (non caretaker) managers have started at the top? Not many, I'd bet. For the same reason, I can't see Sherwood at a Prem team either - but he'd be back in the Championship

I'd agree with the rest of yours though
 


MissGull

New member
Apr 1, 2013
1,994
Giggs will do a season as assistant I reckon, at United. I just can't imagine him playing a team AGAINST United.
 


smiler

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Jan 12, 2006
676
Shoreham by Sea
To help pass away the time until KO tomorrow...... Who will be in charge at the following clubs on August the 1st......?

Man Utd
Sunderland
Norwich
Fulham
Cardiff
Tottenham
Newcastle
Brighton
WBA
Aston Villa

Here is my guess:

Man Utd - Van Gaal
Sunderland - Ryan Giggs
Norwich - Tim Sherwood
Fulham - Malky Mackay
Cardiff - OGS
Tottenham - De Boer
Newcastle - Gus Poyet
Brighton - OG
WBA - Paul Lambert
Aston Villa - David Moyes

That will upset Sunderland fans Gus going to a BIG club
 




The Camel

Well-known member
Nov 1, 2010
1,525
Darlington, UK
I'll give up alcohol is Poyet goes to Newcastle.

0.000000000000% chance that.

Small chance he goes to Spurs, but I think he stays at Sunderland for another season at least.
 


Steve.S

Well-known member
May 11, 2012
1,833
Hastings
Man Utd Van Gaal
Sunderland Gus Poyet
Norwich Malky McKay
Fulham Tim Sherwood
Newcastle David Moyes
West Brom Ryan Giggs
Aston Villa Paul Lambert
Tottenham Roberto Martinez
Cardiff OGS
Brighton Oscar Garcia

If you have Martinez at Spurs, then who is going to be the Everton manager?
 


Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
72,015
Gus is now in a position to start mouthing off about his abilities and ambitions again. Be interesting to see if he puts himself out there for a bigger job over the summer or if he commits his short term future to rebuilding Sunderland.
 




Gullflyinghigh

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Apr 23, 2012
4,279
Man Utd - Van Gaal
Sunderland - Gus Poyet
Norwich - Tim Sherwood
Fulham - Creepy guy currently there
Newcastle - Alan Pardew
West Brom / Aston Villa - 2 out of Pepe Mel, David Moyes and Malkay McKay
Tottenham - De Boer
Cardiff - Solskjaer
Brighton - Oscar Garcia

Edit; Now I think about it, could see interest in OG from Brom if Mel goes...
 


BensGrandad

New member
Jul 13, 2003
72,015
Haywards Heath
Why on earth would Martinez go to Spurs? They're a lower placed club, with a trigger-happy chairman and some of the most deluded fans in Britain. He'd also have to move house and patch up the team (particularly if Ericksen is off).

I also don't get this idea that Giggs is going to take a chance of a Prem team. He may still want to play and serve under Van Gaal but if he wants a shot at management, he'd surely go to a lower league team. How many (non caretaker) managers have started at the top? Not many, I'd bet. For the same reason, I can't see Sherwood at a Prem team either - but he'd be back in the Championship

I'd agree with the rest of yours though

If you have Martinez at Spurs, then who is going to be the Everton manager?
Everton have exceeded the expectation and are renowned for not spending. Seeing what Martinez has done for them would persuade Levy to give him a massive transfer kitty.

As usual Everton will look for a cheap option as they did when they employed Moyes and Martinez who were both cheapish coming from smaller clubs. Possibly even from Spain or another part of Europe.
 


Giraffe

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Aug 8, 2005
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Man Utd - that Dutch bloke
Sunderland - Poyet
Norwich - Tim Sherwood
Fulham - Penfold from Danger Mouse
Cardiff - Norwegian super sub
Tottenham - Wenger just for laughs
Newcastle - Pardew
Brighton - OG obviously
WBA - who cares? but Malky McKay
Aston Villa - who cares Andy Gray
 




JBenno

New member
Jun 29, 2011
429
Upper Beeding
I'll give up alcohol is Poyet goes to Newcastle.

0.000000000000% chance that.

Small chance he goes to Spurs, but I think he stays at Sunderland for another season at least.

Gus wouldn't give toss about going to Sunderlands rivals I don't think.....
Whether the job is on the table is another thing....
 


smeg

New member
Feb 11, 2013
980
BN13
Gus wouldn't give toss about going to Sunderlands rivals I don't think.....
Whether the job is on the table is another thing....

What is all this loyalty crap, most of us would quit our jobs in a flash and go somewhere else if the terms were significantly improved. Offer me a 5yr contact and a 100% pay rise and i'm off, I just don't get it
 


Gwylan

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
31,829
Uffern
Everton have exceeded the expectation and are renowned for not spending.

Everton finished 6th last season and will finish 5th this - that's scarcely exceeding expectation. Yes, Kenwright runs a tight ship but Spurs are not exactly lavish. They spent a lot this season, but Levy made it clear that spending would only be after receiving sales money, so they sold Bale first (they also had a bit of a splurge after shedding Modric).

Yes, they could sell Ericksen but that's going to produce a "massive transfer kitty". I'd be staggered if Martinez went there - Moyes could go there though, if De Boer says no.
 




Brightonia

New member
Dec 7, 2012
1,301
Sussex by the sea
Man Utd - that Dutch bloke
Sunderland - Poyet
Norwich - Tim Sherwood
Fulham - Penfold from Danger Mouse
Cardiff - Norwegian super sub
Tottenham - Wenger just for laughs
Newcastle - Pardew
Brighton - OG obviously
WBA - who cares? but Malky McKay
Aston Villa - who cares Andy Gray

Ha ha this made me chuckle! " Penfold from Danger Mouse"
 


The Camel

Well-known member
Nov 1, 2010
1,525
Darlington, UK
Gus wouldn't give toss about going to Sunderlands rivals I don't think.....
Whether the job is on the table is another thing....

Newcastle might be a bigger club than Sunderland, but who would you rather work with..?

Ellis Short who backs his managers in the transfer market or Mike Ashley who makes you pick up scraps and if you develop/unearth a decent player he'll sell him to the highest bidder.

Sunderland job much preferable imo.
 


pasty

A different kind of pasty
Jul 5, 2003
31,033
West, West, West Sussex
Man Utd: Van Gaal
Sunderland: I actually think Gus might just stay
Norwich: Sherwood
Fulham: Curbs
Cardiff: OGS
Tottenham: De Boer
Newcastle: Steve Bruce
Brighton: Oscar
WBA: Chris Hughton
Aston Villa: Pardew
 


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