Spudulike

I think the issue is that we might have the new incumbent lined up ready to be announced but can't until Mascara has been officially unveiled at his next club. Unlikely though.

Remove Cooper and I'd be happy with your list, in that order

Oh yeah, you're right.

Paddy Power...

Paddy Power have Slobodan Drapic installed as second favourite for the Brighton job

Is this a BBC policy ?

Possibly negotiating how the compo is paid ie. Upfront (unlikely but would be useful for PSR reasons) or over several years.

Apparently this is an ITK

....and bring Ginger Rogers with him.

Seems to be dragging on a bit now. Thought that Chelsea wanted this wrapped up quickly.

Ruud awakening

Surprised that Ralph Hasenhüttl hasn't been mentioned. Kept Southampton up for years.

The Twitter's reckon Brighton are in poll position to win the race to sign Coop's.

The club should be hellbent on getting Moyes in. Not an exciting appointment but needs must. The least risky option.

They can fuch off with their EMA Nottingham shite

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Perhaps no Euro football for Enzo next season...

He got his 5 subs on before Enzo had made one change when we last played them. In that time they scored and gave us a very nervy last 15 mins. Changing half the outfield players swung the momentum back in their favour. That was the proverbial Plan B of which we constantly criticised Enzo for.

That long ? I predict that he'll be sacked following a bad run of results in pre-season.

Having time off is the last thing that some managers want or need. Having a lengthy period off could finish his career.

Might as well. Has this one been mentioned?

Erik ten Hag

From BBC... Kieran McKenna is no longer in contention to become Chelsea’s manager. The 38-year-old Ipswich boss is no longer part of the multiple-candidate process amid interest from Manchester United and Brighton. Ipswich also want to keep hold of McKenna and are expected to offer him a new contract – although he is unlikely to renew his deal. Chelsea have spoken to multiple candidates, including former Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi, Leicester’s Enzo Maresca and Brentford’s Thomas Frank. De Zerbi and Maresca are keen to replace Mauricio Pochettino at Stamford Bridge but less is known about the nature of talks with Frank, who has also been tipped with replacing Erik Ten Hag at Old Trafford. Chelsea hope to appoint a manager in the next week but it will be subject to talks around a compensation fee.

Certainly up there but not quite as high as NottsF.