[Albion] Who do you want to become our new manager?

[kevo]

I have an innate dislike of Steve Cooper. I'm not sure why.

 

[dazzer6666]

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

Surely it will be Henrik Rydstrom

Ooho, ooho, ooho, ooho
Ooho, ooho, ooho, ooho

You're such a, you're such a
You're such a, you're such a
Hot temptation
You can pick the team
Pick pick pick the team

Ooho, ooho, ooho, ooho
Ooho, ooho, ooho, ooho

Gonna get him, Gonna get him
Gonna get him, Thank thank thank you Tony
Gonna get him, Gonna get him
Gonna get him, Thank you Paul
Gonna get him, Gonna get him
Gonna get him, Thank thank thank you Tony
Gonna get him, Gonna get him
Gonna get him, Thank you Paul


[Chorus]
Henrick Rydestrom time
Henrick Rydestrom time, Rydestrom time
Henrick Rydestrom time
Henrick Rydestrom time, Rydestrom time

 

[GJN1]

I'd rather have Brian Potter or Henry Cooper, even though one is a fictional character and the other dead.

 

[Hiheidi]

Interestingly on TalkSPORT yesterday Jeff Stelling, not someone I consider prone to bullshit, said he had heard the club were ‘shell shocked’ (quote) by McKennas decision to stay at Ipswich.

The fact that Barber knew him from his Spurs time (and got him work in Vancouver) suggests that there must have been some kind of informal chat prior to RDZ leaving, giving the club the idea that it would be a formality. Plus, Alex Crook tweeted out immediately after the RDZ announcement to expect things to move quickly with McKenna. Barber has really got this one wrong - either McKenna was never really that interested or he was, but didn't like what he heard when they met to discuss the role?

 

[Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ]

I would like Cooper to Chelsea just so we can see what the glow up team can do

 

[Mancgull]

It does seem as if we had put virtually all our eggs in the Kieran McKenna basket. PB must have talked to him and got a pretty good indication that he would come.
However, it’s always vital to have a proper contingency plan and the timescales now indicate that perhaps this wasn’t as robust as you would have expected from PB.

 

[Kosh]

I beginning to think the old 'we're not as big as we think we are' adage is coming home to roost... shell shocked is a bit rich however, a bit surprised maybe...

There's still (my) hope that we opt for Marco Rossi and bring his Hungarian revolution to the Amex... lol... I'd imagine his stock will be very high if Hungary shock a few people at the Euros., which could easily happen.

 

[Flounce]

Complete and utter no brainer to me, however divisive it may be! I’d prefer a Gallardo or Potter thread and my vote would change, the idea of Cooper fills me with dread

I can think of one mod and quite a few others who would prefer ANY Cooper over Potter though

 

[Mancgull]

The fact that Barber knew him from his Spurs time (and got him work in Vancouver) suggests that there must have been some kind of informal chat prior to RDZ leaving, giving the club the idea that it would be a formality. Plus, Alex Crook tweeted out immediately after the RDZ announcement to expect things to move quickly with McKenna. Barber has really got this one wrong - either McKenna was never really that interested or he was, but didn't like what he heard when they met to discuss the role?

Beat me to it.

The fact that Barber knew him from his Spurs time (and got him work in Vancouver) suggests that there must have been some kind of informal chat prior to RDZ leaving, giving the club the idea that it would be a formality. Plus, Alex Crook tweeted out immediately after the RDZ announcement to expect things to move quickly with McKenna. Barber has really got this one wrong - either McKenna was never really that interested or he was, but didn't like what he heard when they met to discuss the role?

beat me to it. Looks like PB has dropped the ball here. Believing his own hype?

 

[Kosh]

Hobson's choice.

Gary, your ship has come in !

 

[Insel affe]

Neither.

Next dumb arse question.

 

[Ding Dong !]

I've no issue whatsoever with Potter at the Helm again. I don't pay his wages or have to manage him. As long as he gives it his all ( if a return happens ) and gets the team playing to a mid upper league level that's good enough for me. I appreciate what he did has upset many, but come on life's too short.
Some really need to take a chill pill and move on !

 

[Flounce]

Neither.

Next dumb arse question.

Gird your loins, there will be plenty more until the manager is announced.

 

[Braggfan]

I wouldnt be surprised if Cooper was announced. He was linked with us a while back. And yesterday he ruled himself out of the Burnley job because he wants a job in the prem. There's only us and Leicester available at the moment. So he turned down work, and maybe he's prepared to wait till the autumn when someone else gets the boot, or maybe hes had talks with someone.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

The latter for me . . . never go back l say.

 

[schmunk]

I have an innate dislike of Steve Cooper. I'm not sure why.

He feels much the same about you...

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Has it really come to this ? What a sad state of affairs. Cooper by default

 

[Weststander]

c) Ignore Thread button.

 

[Bold Seagull]

If Potter was a couple of progressive steps forward from Hughton, and RDZ was a progressive step forward from Potter, Cooper would be at least 3 steps back…