Who Do You Want As Manager Next Season

[norwichfox]

My opinion will not influence who comes in or goes out, therefore I'm not taking part in the poll....but still taking the pills.

[weller54]

26 minutes ago, Captain... said:

Whoever will get the players fired up and playing with a bit of desire again.

They need whipping into shape... I'd get her in...... 

[Stadt]

I don't know why I bother looking at these threads because internally I'm screaming at some of the idiocy

[HighPeakFox]

22 minutes ago, RumbleFox said:

BENITEZ WUNT COME HERE YOU TWAT ARE YOU AN IDIOT?!?!?!  X

I believe the correct parlance is 'you absolute moron'. 

[waylander]

4 minutes ago, Wookie said:

I don't know why I bother looking at these threads because internally I'm screaming at some of the idiocy

Being one of my fellow idiots I respect your point of view.

[Tuna]

If Claude was going, I would have thought he would have already been sacked. But then again we usually cock these things up, I wouldn't be surprised if we ended up sacking him in about 3 weeks time, it took us about a month to appoint Shakey permanently last summer.

[waylander]

8 minutes ago, weller54 said:

They need whipping into shape... I'd get her in...... 

Would like to see a few more of your ideas. 

[AlloverthefloorYesNdidi]

3 minutes ago, Tuna said:

If Claude was going, I would have thought he would have already been sacked. But then again we usually cock these things up, I wouldn't be surprised if we ended up sacking him in about 3 weeks time, it took us about a month to appoint Shakey permanently last summer.

This doesnt seem to bother people that want Puel out.

 

Imagine sacking him and then securing a contract with Pardew 2 weeks before the new season

[southfox66]

I think whether you like Puel or not, personally I don't, but the thing is what reason do the owners have to get rid of him 47 points 9th place, its an improvement on last season,so they are probably quite happy with that. i think they will expect improvements and he will tell them he can deliver, so i think come start of the season with hopefully new quality players bought in we'll all be giving him a second chance, so why don't we just stop asking question.

[Captain...]

9 minutes ago, southfox66 said:

I think whether you like Puel or not, personally I don't, but the thing is what reason do the owners have to get rid of him 47 points 9th place, its an improvement on last season,so they are probably quite happy with that. i think they will expect improvements and he will tell them he can deliver, so i think come start of the season with hopefully new quality players bought in we'll all be giving him a second chance, so why don't we just stop asking question.

47 points and 9th is only a positive if we look like building on it. We don't. Those home games against Stoke, Swansea, Newcastle, Southampton, West Ham and Bournemouth were awful, you can accept a few bad games but 6 home games in a row we were toothless add in losing 5-0 to Palace and surrendering any hope of a Europa League place to Burnley so easily it becomes unforgivable.

[Bob Weasel Fox]

1 hour ago, Russell sprout said:

I’m surprised no one talks of Eddie Howe,

excellent manager who even at Bournemouth still manages to attract good players

Eddie Howe would be my first choice

 

Dyche possibly if not 

[SecretPro]

Weird, last time I looked we had a manager that the owners were happy with?

[Nick]

5 minutes ago, SecretPro said:

Weird, last time I looked we had a manager that the owners were happy with?

Hmm it’s becoming increasingly more apparently he might be here to stay but I think the football might be better under Susan Wheelan if we could see fit just to give her a go?

[Bob Weasel Fox]

6 minutes ago, SecretPro said:

Weird, last time I looked we had a manager that the owners were happy with?

Are you honestly happy with him? Honestly

if you are fair play to you but I might be tempted to ask why?

[lancyclaret]

1 hour ago, Bob Weasel Fox said:

Eddie Howe would be my first choice

 

Dyche possibly if not 

Dyche has his faults...allowed players to take their eye off the ball.....a pathetic 2 points from 15 to finish:(

 

Gifting a win to a team like Bournemouth is a relegation pointer for next season!!!

Edited 14 May 2018 by lancyclaret

[moore_94]

http://www.itv.com/news/2018-05-14/rafael-benitez-insists-his-priority-is-to-remain-at-newcastle-united/

 

Rafael Benitez has insisted he is only talking to Newcastle amid continuing speculation over his future.

[gogogoagan]

Nigel

[Koke]

Wagner, Dyche and Rafa all play pragmatic boring football. Anyone who wants them will be suicidal after watching 6 months of football from those managers. 

 

"Puel plays boring football, let's get Rafa or Wagner in."

Edited 14 May 2018 by Koke

[StanSP]

Puel. 

[ClaphamFox]

Irrespective of what we want, if we don't hear to the contrary very soon it will be Puel.

[lancyclaret]

Jokanovic might be available after tonight!

[Jimmy]

if we are sacking Puel then I want Wagner

[Col city fan]

[WigstonWanderer]

Yes probably should have included Pearson, Howe, Silva.

 

Not sure how many options you’re allowed in a poll, and I didn’t want to complicate things too much.

Edited 14 May 2018 by WigstonWanderer

[lifted*fox]

Puel for me. 

 

Was having a wobble with him a couple of weeks ago but when put in perspective he's had a lot to deal with and seems to have found some fighting spirit in the last couple of games.

 

He's a clever man, he already knows who needs to move on and where he needs to strengthen and that is immediately a step up from anything a new incoming manager can bring. 

 

Changing manager at the start of a World Cup summer to someone who has no idea about the required recruitment here is suicidal behaviour. 

 

Give Puel the summer, a proper pre-season, a clear-out of past-it / bad attitude players and FFS organise some decent recruitment for him and we'll be fine next season.

 

Might as well sack off the mish-mash of backroom staff and give him his own team so there's only a single message / vision being passed down to the players as well. 

 

We're in danger of looking like a club that doesn't ever back it's managers and that is not good long term - people will stop wanting to come and manage here.

 

Stability has served us well in the past, I trust it will again. Puel will have hopefully seen enough in the last two games to make him realise that the players and the fans want to see a little more possession but with some serious ****ing attacking intent; that'll keep us all happy.