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Which manager could we attract?

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The names being touted round here are hilarious. Not a chance Ancelotti would come here in million years, nor AVB, nor rodgers.

 

We had our chance in the summer when we could have got benitez or silva quite comfortably.

 

If Pearson does come back i will be posting my season ticket to the club, partly because i dont like him and because he is not a premier league manager but mainly because it shows what a fiasco are club is right now.

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Pearson's had one season in the top flight and where did we finish? 14th.

 

Before that we weren't far off breaking the record points total in the championship. But he's not a Premier League manager :rolleyes:

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10 minutes ago, m4DD0gg said:

The names being touted round here are hilarious. Not a chance Ancelotti would come here in million years, nor AVB, nor rodgers.

 

We had our chance in the summer when we could have got benitez or silva quite comfortably.

 

If Pearson does come back i will be posting my season ticket to the club, partly because i dont like him and because he is not a premier league manager but mainly because it shows what a fiasco are club is right now.

What are you on about? Nobody wanted to touch us with a barge pole after sacking Ranners. Everyone knows that the players had a part in it and that coming here means a full rebuild.

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Just now, sphericalfox said:

What are you on about? Nobody wanted to touch us with a barge pole after sacking Ranners. Everyone knows that the players had a part in it and that coming here means a full rebuild.

lol question is what are you on about?!

 

Either of those two would have come, Newcastle makes our club look like the sylvanian families of football clubs and Watford are just as bad for trigger happy firing and hiring. We had/have far bigger financial clout.

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Just now, m4DD0gg said:

lol question is what are you on about?!

 

Either of those two would have come, Newcastle makes our club look like the sylvanian families of football clubs and Watford are just as bad for trigger happy firing and hiring. We had/have far bigger financial clout.

Show me the solid links where we were knocking on the door of these or managers of their calibre so.

 

All the speculation over the summer was just that.

 

Whilst we may have money that some other clubs do not have, we also have internal issues which are quite evident to prospective managers. Says a lot that Rafa given his circumstances didn't leave Newcastle for us doesn't it. It goes both ways, are you just assuming we didn't ask him? Lols. I suspect we asked a LOT of prospects over the summer and all said, get in the bin, thanks.

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2 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Ricky%20Tomlinson%20in%20Mike%20Bassett:

 

...and Bradley Walsh as Assistant.

 

I think we've seen what happens with 4 - 4 - fvcking - 2.

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, FoxyPalace.com said:

Would be happy with somebody who has a pedigree and actually knows what they are doing.

 

Somebody that can see the midfield needs a over haul, somebody that actually like to pass the ball a bit instead of a Championship hoof match.

 

Somebody that will have to the balls to get rid of Andy King and the likes who are clearly never going to be good enough.

 

Somebody who can actually cement us a spot within the top 8 and actually make us proud.

 

? Agreed. Can't remember the last time this club did anything to make us proud..

Posted
22 minutes ago, Bob Weasel Fox said:

Martin O’Neill ? :D

He could be a possibility soon if ROI don't qualify for the World Cup in Russia.

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39 minutes ago, Blue Fox 72 said:

He could be a possibility soon if ROI don't qualify for the World Cup in Russia.

It’s worth a thought isn’t it?

 

will always be Martin O’God in my eyes

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1 minute ago, Bob Weasel Fox said:

It’s worth a thought isn’t it?

 

will always be Martin O’God in my eyes

Yes me too. Would definitely be my first choice.

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2 hours ago, Finn Claw II said:

Fair point.  He was a great manager at Everton but that seems like a long time ago

By "great" you mean failed to win anything in quite a few seasons but didn't get them relegated right ? 

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With a big enough net threaded from 50 pound notes, and ensurances those who wanted Ranieri gone are no longer rebellious, then... actually I have no idea. 

 

Only Wagner really excited me pre-season. Any fast counter attacking tactically adept managers who have more management experience than 10 games going begging?

 

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