Tim Sherwood

[Seagulltonian]

Listening to Sky Sports news just now, Malky seems a shoe-in for Norwich, as he's got links with the club.

Steve Clarke seems a good shout. Has some experience, always talked with reverence and fairness about how the opposition played in games against him when he was manager at WBA, could do a job as they say

 

[Diego Napier]

Is it not 4?, also is it relevant all managers have to start somewhere. I would have thought immediate acceptance by players based on the number of medals won. Would lift the profile of the club further, and given background at United may get a more attacking minded team.

3 or 4, schmore! He's woefully inexperienced.

All managers do have to start somewhere but a little more in the way of a track record might be necessary to achieve promotion from the Championship next year.

Also, I think there might be a bit more involved in being a successful manager/coach than player acceptance based on medals, otherwise why not Ashley Cole?

 

[Diego Napier]

80's pop star. Not sure about the rest.

60's/70's rock star, you heathen!

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Sherwood comes across as a bit of a knob. I hope he does not become the next boss.

 

[TSB]

Surely Karl Robinson would be an excellent choice.........

'Best young manager in the country' Karl Robinson, you mean?

 

[KLUNK]

Gus Poyet at 66/1 could be worth a nibble? Miraculously kept Sunderland up. Could do a job...

 

[8ace]

He was trimmed from 20s to 8s last Wednesday and then smashed off the boards when book reopened this morning.

 

[supaseagull]

I've just won two successive league championships with two different teams...I think I may apply!

 

[Pavilionaire]

Assuming for the sake of debate Oscar left then why would Bloom seek to appoint a bloke who is and has always been a temperamental sole? I think he is simply too blunt and honest to be a top level manager, and tactically he was totally exposed by Liverpool, Man City and Arsenal who all beat Spurs comfortably.

I think he'd be a better fit at Norwich where some underachieving stars might need their heads banged together, rather than the Albion which would be a much more delicate situation post-Poyet / post-Oscar.

 

[Yoda]

9. Malkey Mckay - Available and has got out of this division before. Obviously with a big budget

Why does everyone say this, yes he did at Cardiff. But people seem to forget he took Watford up with a shoe string budget as well.

 

[Rogero]

What have people got against Sherwood? His results have been quite good. I think entertainment levels would go up.

 

[martin tyler]

Why does everyone say this, yes he did at Cardiff. But people seem to forget he took Watford up with a shoe string budget as well.

Very true i will edit the post

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Why does everyone say this, yes he did at Cardiff. But people seem to forget he took Watford up with a shoe string budget as well.

Took them up where?

 

[Albion Dan]

Sherwood who has a 59% win ratio with Spurs in the top division. Why on earth would we want someone who had acheived that?

 

[Vegas Seagull]

Done deal if he's 1/6 this quickly, in the know money is on to force this low

 

[227 BHA]

Ralph Rangnick would be my choice. Excellent coach with an attacking style and links to The area

 

[Paris]

Sherwood comes across as a bit of a tool. He has done fairly well at Spurs since last December. Some of his meltdowns have maybe shown his limitations. Steve Clarke is a reasonable shout. Karl Robinson's so called achievements are just tabloid media hype.

 

[jameswestport]

I dislike Sherwood, and on that basis its clear we shouldn't

 

[fruitnveg]

Win ratio is irrelevant. He behaves like a prize c@nt, so it's a no from me.

 

[Yoda]

Took them up where?

My mistake, he was a player still then.