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I'd have been underwhelmed by Dyche after his first stint in the Premier League but I do think he has honed his craft and has worked really hard to rectify his shortcomings since then. He may also be the tougher voice some people want. Like I say, for me it's between Dyche, Benitez or Silva. If we could tempt one of these then I'd be a happier man. Actually, I'd still be a miserable ****, just a bit happier about football.
 
Graz said:
Where are you looking?

Sky Bet has Allardyce favourite at 2/1
Pearson 3/1, Mancini 6/1, Coleman 7/1, Wagner 8/1, Pardew 10/1..... and Ancelotti 10/1! If only o_O
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If Allardyce is chosen then I will support a non league club until he is sacked!
 
Gary Megson 150/1
Alan Curbishley 100/1
Stuart Pearce 66/1
David OLeary 100/1

These names will be linked to every job that ever comes up until they're dead, won't they?
 
On Coleman yes his stint at Cov was disastrous.

But doing some Wiki research suggests that his club career wasn’t as ‘disastrous’ as I thought and could be implied from others comments.

at Fulham he saved them from relegation and then finished 9th. He then saw Van Der Sar, Saha, Boa Morte and Malbranque sold and there was an inevitable decline. For a club that size a bad run is bound to come along without good recruitment.

At Real Sociedad the club were in 5th with one defeat in 11 when he resigned due to difference of opinion.

At AEL he apparently quit due to financial difficulties at the club.

For Wales yes he has benefited from Bale, but he’s also developed a team where everyone knows their job and style of play. Watching them at the Euros was reminiscent of the spirit in our 2016 side. and in the last few matches of the WC qualifiers showed a willingness to use subs and formations to change games. I support both Wales and England at international level and Welsh games are actually entertaining affairs with a team playing coherently for each other.

But - we should have qualified from that group and he should have managed the earlier games more effectively, we lost too many leads.

He’s tried his hand abroad, and could he not have become a better manager through managing at international level for many years?

I don’t know the answer or whether he’s the right man for us - but I think he’s had a harsh judgement on here so far.
 
Jeff said:
This is not the first time you've posted something from a fake Twitter account.

Are you trying to wind us up, or are you just gullible?


I know a Nigerian Prince with loads of money he wants to give you. Send me £1,000 and I'll put you in touch with him.
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PM plz
 
I'd welcome Coleman if he brought his winning tactic (Bale), then we could sack Coleman and get someone who should be managing at this level.
 
I might regain a buzz for football if we appoint a big name. If it is the standard bloke off the merry-go-round I might start supporting my local cheese rolling team.
 
Micky said:
I might regain a buzz for football if we appoint a big name. If it is the standard bloke off the merry-go-round I might start supporting my local cheese rolling team.
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Even when CS is put in charge of them?
 
Micky said:
I might regain a buzz for football if we appoint a big name. If it is the standard bloke off the merry-go-round I might start supporting my local cheese rolling team.
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Ian Ormondroyd? That’s a big name!
 
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