Who will be our new MANAGER now Oscar has GOING ?

[Giraffe]

People suggesting Eddie Howe are clueless.

He has a bigger budget at Bournemouth than he will have with us, so why would he move?

Also, he has shown himself to be a one club man, would he do it for us?

 

[burnee54]

Ryan Giggs

 

[jimhigham]

Rene Meulensteen?

 

[Bean]

Could be worth a punt on someone like Steve Claridge or Mark Bright.

These guys spend a lot of time watching and studying the Football League and know what it takes to be successful.

Please PLEASE NO

 

[backson]

Could be worth a punt on someone like Steve Claridge or Mark Bright.

These guys spend a lot of time watching and studying the Football League and know what it takes to be successful.

The post match interviews will be tricky, trying to get through an entire interview without mentioning us once

 

[casbom]

Frank Lampard - Player Manager

 

[Ernest]

Doesn't matter who would be new manager turned out to be....unless he comes in with 46 wins and a 200 goal plus... our Ernie would be leading the pack of instant successors to call for his head.

Don't be DAFT I would be HAPPY with 100+ goal DIFFERENCE

 

[martin tyler]

People that maybe able to do a decent job.
1. Roberto Di Matteo - Has got out the Championship before and has an decent pedigree
2. Ryan Giggs - Maybe a punt this one but has been suggested by himself he may look to drop down the leagues do develop as a manager
3. Slaven Bilic - Has a job in Turkey and done a decent job with them.
4. Tim Sherwood - Likely to be gone from Spurs. Young and ambitious - (Personally dislike him a lot but if he did well here i would change my mind)
5. Steve Clarke - Did well really at WBA for a time. Defensively a great coach. Not sure that we would see an improved attack minded football game
6. Eddie Howe - Bournemouth playing well. Seems he has a bigger budget and struggled in the 1 other job he has had.
7. Frank Rijkaard - Had a disaster of a time as a manager in recent years. (Barcelona to giving advice to a Florida high school on player recruitment). Maybe could be tempted back in
8. Michael Appleton - Just because for some reason everyone gives him a job before they realise he is useless.
9. Malkey Mckay - Available and has got out of this division before. Obviously with a big budget
10. Michael Laudrup - Plays good football and is available. Budget bound to be an issue and has a habit of falling out with chairmen. Big ego
11. Ralph Rangnick - Obvious has a like for Brighton and spent time at the Uni here. Has watched Brighton play and last summer wanted a chance to come to England according to some papers

Bound to be others as well.

 

[Frutos]

Ralf Rangnick?

 

[Napper]

People that maybe able to do a decent job.
1. Roberto Di Matteo - Has got out the Championship before and has an decent pedigree
2. Ryan Giggs - Maybe a punt this one but has been suggested by himself he may look to drop down the leagues do develop as a manager
3. Slaven Bilic - Has a job in Turkey and done a decent job with them.
4. Tim Sherwood - Likely to be gone from Spurs. Young and ambitious - (Personally dislike him a lot but if he did well here i would change my mind)
5. Steve Clarke - Did well really at WBA for a time. Defensively a great coach. Not sure that we would see an improved attack minded football game
6. Eddie Howe - Bournemouth playing well. Seems he has a bigger budget and struggled in the 1 other job he has had.
7. Frank Rijkaard - Had a disaster of a time as a manager in recent years. (Barcelona to giving advice to a Florida high school on player recruitment). Maybe could be tempted back in
8. Michael Appleton - Just because for some reason everyone gives him a job before they realise he is useless.
9. Malkey Mckay - Available and has got out of this division before. Obviously with a big budget
10. Michael Laudrup - Plays good football and is available. Budget bound to be an issue and has a habit of falling out with chairmen. Big ego

Bound to be others as well.

1,4 and 9 would be decent

 

[piersa]

Nigel Farage.

We will never get into Europe with him at the helm.

 

[Diego Napier]

Could be worth a punt on someone like Steve Claridge or Mark Bright.

These guys spend a lot of time watching and studying the Football League and know what it takes to be successful.

Mark Bright

 

[Lady Whistledown]

People suggesting Eddie Howe are clueless.

He has a bigger budget at Bournemouth than he will have with us, so why would he move?

Also, he has shown himself to be a one club man, would he do it for us?

Exactly this. He has, bizarrely, a bigger budget, thanks to some highly interesting interpretations of FFP at Bournemouth, and he failed at the only other job he's ever taken. He wouldn't leave Bournemouth again because their lower expectations mean he doesn't have to live up to much to be considered a success (another mid table finish will be met with "oh well, we're only plucky little Bournemouth, that's fine"), and he'd be afraid of failing again elsewhere.

 

[jimhigham]

I heard from a reliable source that Mark Gall and John Byrne are in the frame?

 

[Driver8]

People that maybe able to do a decent job.
1. Roberto Di Matteo - Has got out the Championship before and has an decent pedigree
2. Ryan Giggs - Maybe a punt this one but has been suggested by himself he may look to drop down the leagues do develop as a manager
3. Slaven Bilic - Has a job in Turkey and done a decent job with them.
4. Tim Sherwood - Likely to be gone from Spurs. Young and ambitious - (Personally dislike him a lot but if he did well here i would change my mind)
5. Steve Clarke - Did well really at WBA for a time. Defensively a great coach. Not sure that we would see an improved attack minded football game
6. Eddie Howe - Bournemouth playing well. Seems he has a bigger budget and struggled in the 1 other job he has had.
7. Frank Rijkaard - Had a disaster of a time as a manager in recent years. (Barcelona to giving advice to a Florida high school on player recruitment). Maybe could be tempted back in
8. Michael Appleton - Just because for some reason everyone gives him a job before they realise he is useless.
9. Malkey Mckay - Available and has got out of this division before. Obviously with a big budget
10. Michael Laudrup - Plays good football and is available. Budget bound to be an issue and has a habit of falling out with chairmen. Big ego

Bound to be others as well.

David Moyes!

 

[Puppet Master]

Coppell?

 

[y2dave]

My pick would be Glenn Hoddle.

 

[Betfair Bozo]

Exactly this. He has, bizarrely, a bigger budget, thanks to some highly interesting interpretations of FFP at Bournemouth, and he failed at the only other job he's ever taken. He wouldn't leave Bournemouth again because their lower expectations mean he doesn't have to live up to much to be considered a success (another mid table finish will be met with "oh well, we're only plucky little Bournemouth, that's fine"), and he'd be afraid of failing again elsewhere.

I believe that expectations are changing somewhat at AFCB as it goes. I doubt we'd consider him though. Can't believe we could be going through all this again so soon.

 

[TonyW]

Hoddle please.

 

[The Merry Prankster]

Arsene Wenger - likes bringing through the yoof, needs a new challenge, long termer, doesn't need the money, hates spending money - the ideal candidate.