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I agree Davies would be a great shout, but I think we've missed the boat with him. There's no way he'll leave a buoyant Brum, in the same Division, with all the money and promise they've got, for us at the moment!
That's very interesting. The article is behind a paywall, so I can't see it all, but it does start by talking about Barry-Murphy having a training bust up with someone - who is that with?
I'm not surprised about Hughes teetering on the brink - his set pieces are about as effective as a snowman's 'bedroom technique'.
Yeah, but Murphy would be the boss. While he's only actually managed Rochdale, his CV at Man City is impeccable. And we took the gamble on Maresca with very similar background and experience - and that paid off.
Good call, but unfortunately Cremers is under contract with the Welsh National team. The first person Bellamy brought in, when he got the Wales job. He is the bees knees though when it comes tp Performance Analysis and since Rands (he's just been appointed at Dortmund, so he's not lost any reputation !) left with Cooper, we've had no one doing that job.
If RvN is to walk (now or at the end of the season), I'm sure Barry-Murphy will pick up the pieces, with Kingy as Assistant and (as you say), a couple more Coaches he'll bring in.
The last remnants of the Cooper regime - except for Andy Hughes, the Set Piece Coach (though given how effective our Set Pieces are, I'm amazed he hasn't also gone).
Obviously, Ten Rouwelaar will pick up the Goalkeeping Coaching (I'm surprised he hasn't done already) and Kingy will do Dawson's job (can't do much worse). And it's obviously set up nicely for just two Dutch sackings in the summer! Barry-Murphy and AK to take the helm?!
I'm totally in agreement with you there. That will happen, its just a question of when. My betting is that RvN will stay until the end of the season and resign, leaving those two in charge (hopefully with a bit more Coaching and financial support than he has had!).
If Justin is fit for Brentford, after that injury, I'm sure we'd see Coulibaly in, rather than Thomas. As to who'd be right or left, that's open to debate. If JJ isn't fit, then yes, Coulibaly on the right, Thomas on the left.
The EFL have said, if they get the chance (ie we go down), they're going to hit us for financial irregularities, with the maximum punishment available - that is all 3. Do you seriously think we're going to be let off?!
A few other EFL clubs have been hit with all 3.
But relegation is very likely to bring a (big) points deduction, fines and a transfer embargo, as the EFL seek retribution for 2023/24 financial failures! PL PSR is irrelevant!