I don't know anyone else who feels that way.
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[Football] Which manager is next for the sack?
- Thread starter Buzzer
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Can't afford to sack him according to some Wedslol fans I've spoken to. Happy days!
Ok.
No.
I'd guess Hughton is most Brighton fans favourite ever manager.
I don't know much about Liverpool, I'm prepared to be corrected.
Now that Koeman is gone, which makes this poll fairly irrelevant, my next pick then is Bilic.
Tricky Dicky
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Absolute rubbish IMO. You can't compare CH to Bloom - two completely different things. If he left now, he would go down as a legend for the club to most people (legend is not word I use easily).
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I do not feel like that at all. I regard him as highly as Mullery and I will always love Mullery. In fact, I would say that given the modern day demands of the championship and premier league, I think Hughton is a better manager. Mullers was always so inspirational, the complete opposite of Hughton but Hughton is so dedicated and so professional and his attention to detail is amazing. I love the bloke.
BTW it's not fair to compare the chairman with the manager.
Don't think Klopp will go. Read an interesting thing about the way that the owners tend to operate and why they brought him in as a perfect fit.
It's long term, getting the financial structure, youth development etc sorted first and build from there. JK is also that type of manger. Backs himself to improve players over time.
No idea if it'll work but I can't see em giving him the push if that's the case.
It's long term, getting the financial structure, youth development etc sorted first and build from there. JK is also that type of manger. Backs himself to improve players over time.
No idea if it'll work but I can't see em giving him the push if that's the case.
Kalimantan Gull
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Well, next on the block are Hughes, Klopp, Bilic, Hodgson, Pulis, Wenger, Clement. I imagine everyone else is safe for now - although how bad could it get for Bournemouth before they sack Eddie Howe?
I'd be surprised if either Klopp and Wenger were dumped early in the season, but the availability of Carlos Ancelotti could encourage them to act.
Bilic I think will see it out. Hughes and Clement are my picks - Hodgson by Christmas if they stay rooted to the bottom
I'd be surprised if either Klopp and Wenger were dumped early in the season, but the availability of Carlos Ancelotti could encourage them to act.
Bilic I think will see it out. Hughes and Clement are my picks - Hodgson by Christmas if they stay rooted to the bottom
cjd
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I can't think of any manager who has been held in higher esteem by the fans than Chris Hughton, and I've been watching since Archie Macauley.
I think the support he has here amongst the fans would last probably, for as much as six defeats on the trot, whereas others might only get four defeats.
Not a lot really is it ?
I think the support he has here amongst the fans would last probably, for as much as six defeats on the trot, whereas others might only get four defeats.
Not a lot really is it ?
Weststander
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He won’t be sacked. The club (as with us, several people are involved in transfers) have failed over five years to sign class defenders and a goalie, other than Clyne who is a longterm absentee. They still have Rodgers shocking defence.
Hughes, Pulis, Bilic, Hodgson, Clement, Conte are all vulnerable right now.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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I would hope that even if we had a Palace-esque run of bad form that relegates us that Brighton fans would still back him as manager. And lets face it, if that did happen we'd be back in the Championship and looking for a manager with a proven track record in that division to get us back up and I think I'm right in saying that Hughton is the most successful second tier manager in recent history.
ewe2
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........Who are we playing next......!?
Weststander
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You’re spot on.
A relegation would be put down to a lack of striker purchases, with CH having worked wonders with the tools at his disposal.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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From what I can tell on social media, the fans of WBA and Bournemouth are getting fed up. I don't think Liverpool or West Ham will pull the trigger just yet. Clement I think is next now.
Weststander
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Just yet, Klopp?
The disgruntled fans are blaming the owners for not buying decent defenders. Klopp has a similar roll on transfers to Hughton. Neither are autocratic figures in the way that Fergie and Wenger controlled/control all transfer matters.
Clement, I think you’re spot on. He talks the talk, but watching MOTD away teams are ripping them to shreds for 90 minutes.
Motogull
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- Sep 16, 2005
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They've never been trigger happy have they? Rogers had Suarez and if Coutinho goes that's hardly Flopp's fault either. They'll be down to the bare bones.
lizard
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- Jul 14, 2005
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Kind of feel a bit sorry for Clement, having sold their best two attacking options without adequately replacing either.
Hughes, Howe or Bilic for me. Followed not to distantly by Hodgson who should keep the filth comfortably rock bottom until the end of the year.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Bonkers.