Who will be next...
- Thread starter Micky
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Fox From The Hudd
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Owen Coyle....
He's available and has done the business in this division...
Failing that anyone but Pearson...
He's available and has done the business in this division...
Failing that anyone but Pearson...
Graz
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LeeCovFox
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I'd ask O'Neill and Di Matteo first. They are the least likely to say yes (Di Matteo in particular) but whilst both are available both should be offered the chance to enter negotiations.
Below those two I'd have a shortlist of McCarthy, McDermott, Warnock, and Coppell. Both have won this league in recent years and all would be an improvement on what we have currently. Approaching McCarthy or Warnock would probably have to wait until the end of the season given they're employed already so we'd need either an interim boss for a few weeks or to stick with what we have and accept the season is over.
Below those two I'd have a shortlist of McCarthy, McDermott, Warnock, and Coppell. Both have won this league in recent years and all would be an improvement on what we have currently. Approaching McCarthy or Warnock would probably have to wait until the end of the season given they're employed already so we'd need either an interim boss for a few weeks or to stick with what we have and accept the season is over.
Matt_B
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RDM then for me
I doubt he'd go from Champions league winner to Championship
Matt_B
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Jebus Christ, McCarthy and Warnock?
Cate Fox
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Why?
Blaarev
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I bet he would go from unemployed to employed though
Blue Maniac
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I'd take either of those.
LeeCovFox
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Yes. The have far superior records to Pearson at this level. That is just beyond dispute. Look at their records.
Graz
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I'd take Jesus or McCarthy. Not Warnock though.
Not only because he's a ****, but because I think he's done.
gregs_y2k
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We've got more chance of getting Martin O'Neill than Lennon. I know Scottish football is sub par but he's managing a club at Champion's League level. There is absolutely no way he'd drop to the Championship
gregs_y2k
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Why does everyone think so highly of Michael Appleton. He's not done anything. Ok he had a terrible situation at Pompey but he performed no miracles. He then went to Blackpool and did nothing there before walking out on them go to Blackburn where he did nothing again.
Blue Maniac
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They are not 'Champions League level'. They beat Barcelona once. That doesn't make them Champions League material. Next season they'll go back to normal and struggle to qualify.
Blue Maniac
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This. But I think fitz was taking the piss.
Mawsley
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I know you would, you dirty bastard, and then finish on their faces.
drew
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Apart from MK Dons and West Brom of course.
Kingy_85
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Plus he'll win the league for at least another 2 seasons if he stays at Celtic.
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