[Football] Would you be happy if

[Dawn Korus]

Soooooo.... Hughes? Pulis? Pardew? Martinez? Puel? Ranieri? Laudrup? McCarthy? Warnock? Bruce? O'Neill? McLeish? Lambert? Adkins? Holloway? Redknapp? Moyes? Di Matteo? Keane? Micky Adams? McGhee?

Lots of options...

We could do worse than Slavan Bilic

 

[TSB]

Soooooo.... Hughes? Pulis? Pardew? Martinez? Puel? Ranieri? Laudrup? McCarthy? Warnock? Bruce? O'Neill? McLeish? Lambert? Adkins? Holloway? Redknapp? Moyes? Di Matteo? Keane? Micky Adams? McGhee?

Lots of options...

There's both a Premier League & Champions League winner in that list.

Warnock is a wizard. Puel, Laudrup and Martinez have decent CV's.

And lots of lots of dross.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

We could do worse than Slavan Bilic

We could, tis true

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

There's both a Premier League & Champions League winner in that list.

Warnock is a wizard. Puel and Martinez have decent CV's.

And lots of lots of dross.

Indeed! Wouldn't want either of them, which shows the fickle nature of 'experience'

 

[TSB]

Indeed! Wouldn't want either of them, which shows the fickle nature of 'experience'

Darren Moore galvanised West Brom at that level last season.
But I wouldn't want him.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

Darren Moore galvanised West Brom at that level last season.
But I wouldn't want him.

True, but that was at the other end of the scale, no management experience at all.

I do feel your pain, incidentally. This is exactly how I felt when Gus Poyet was sacked, absolute frustration that one of the best things for me about the Albion had been taken away, an end of an era that was so sudden and quite upsetting. His replacement was so uninspiring I couldn't get into the mindset of supporting Albion for the whole season, the likes of Bridcutt, Buckley, Orlandi and Lopez left, and it took CH's Lua Lua inspired start to the 15-16 season for me to get back in my stride.

I can see how people will feel the same about Chris leaving, so I hope we do get a manager who can inspire us, who will work to improve on what CH has built, and bring us all along with him

 

[Dorset Seagull]

I appreciate the sentiment and of course I'd support him if appointed) but to appoint someone with no Premier League experience is surely a massive massive gamble?

Pep didn’t have any Premier League experience

 

[kevo]

True, but that was at the other end of the scale, no management experience at all.

I do feel your pain, incidentally. This is exactly how I felt when Gus Poyet was sacked, absolute frustration that one of the best things for me about the Albion had been taken away, an end of an era that was so sudden and quite upsetting. His replacement was so uninspiring I couldn't get into the mindset of supporting Albion for the whole season, the likes of Bridcutt, Buckley, Orlandi and Lopez left, and it took CH's Lua Lua inspired start to the 15-16 season for me to get back in my stride.

Felt much the same way...

 

[Icy Gull]

If we get Potter, I guess it’s open for debate as to whether we have a Hyypia or Poyet about to take over...

 

[Guinness Boy]

Yes I’d be happy with Potter. It’s clear there’s a big change needed. It’s the philosophy and coaching that need addressing. You have to trust that the recruitment team can provide the right type of players and that TB thinks we may well already have some of the right players after all.

If we bring in an attacking coach with new methods the players signed over the last 18 months will have no excuse at all if they fail again. Nor will Winstano.


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[dazzer6666]

Yes I’d be happy with Potter. It’s clear there’s a big change needed. It’s the philosophy and coaching that need addressing. You have to trust that the recruitment team can provide the right type of players and that TB thinks we may well already have some of the right players after all.

If we bring in an attacking coach with new methods the players signed over the last 18 months will have no excuse at all if they fail again. Nor will Winstano.


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Yep, not got long either. Current form into next season will see us massively adrift at the bottom by Christmas.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

No - not an improvement (if that is what we are trying to achieve).

 

[Guinness Boy]

Not really, especially as he’ll be gone by Xmas

This aged well........

 

[LamieRobertson]

This aged well........

Ive just voted

 

[Bladders]

Chris Hughton.

Failing that, Dean Smith or Gary Monk as both have done good jobs consistently in the league below.

Gary Monk


Classic


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[Bladders]

You are joking? Please tell me your'e joking

Oh , just spotted this [emoji3]


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