A future Manager.

[Guest Danny Clender]

Perhaps somebody from FoxesTalk?

[Foxes96]

As others have said can see Kasper going more into punditry. Matty James for me, think Rodgers has mentioned before he’s like a manager on the pitch with his understanding of the game. Could see him becoming a decent manager one day

[Big Dave]

I remember Brendan once saying that Vardy would be a great manager as he is really interested in the tactical side of the game, formations etc and was already keen to learn from him.

[suffolk fox]

Fuchs all day long.  Intelligent, speaks very well when doing any punditry or commentating.  He was once on that BBC american football programme with Chappers on a Sat night after motd he was simply brilliant and very knowledgeable.  Tis a pity we got rid this season still think he could do a job at left back he is certainly better than Bertrand.

[Bert]

1 minute ago, suffolk fox said:

Fuchs all day long.  Intelligent, speaks very well when doing any punditry or commentating.  He was once on that BBC american football programme with Chappers on a Sat night after motd he was simply brilliant and very knowledgeable.  Tis a pity we got rid this season still think he could do a job at left back he is certainly better than Bertrand.

Heard it all now  

[Chrysalis]

Mahrez manager interview whilst kicking wall behind him with foot.

 

Press "Mahrez was the 6-6 a good result in your eyes"

Mahrez "I think I need to change the 2-4-4 to 1-4-5 then we should have the right balance, did you see that great move down the right before our last goal"

Press "We did but he lost the ball 3 times trying the same thing earlier losing you 3 goals"

Mahrez "Yeah I dont worry about that, I just want to see the magic on the pitch"

Press "how are they working out on the training pitch"

Mahrez "I dont know I leave that all to Mr Stowell"

Press "you have faith in him then"

Mahrez "Yeah hes a great dude, allows me to practice my own moves in the week, and deal with the exciting stuff on matchdays"

Press "Thanks for your time"

Edited 5 October 2021 by Chrysalis

[Fox92]

14 minutes ago, suffolk fox said:

Fuchs all day long.  Intelligent, speaks very well when doing any punditry or commentating.  He was once on that BBC american football programme with Chappers on a Sat night after motd he was simply brilliant and very knowledgeable.  Tis a pity we got rid this season still think he could do a job at left back he is certainly better than Bertrand.

Fuchs had a very good first season but never hit the same heights after that.

[The Fox Covert]

2 hours ago, Le Renard said:

Dennis Wise?

Dennis Wise should manage Millwall. About his level.

[The Fox Covert]

2 hours ago, Crinklyfox said:

Marcin Wasilewski - no-one would dare come off the pitch having given less than 100%.

Sounds like a Polish Nigel Pearson. Has he got his outsize white trainers yet?

[The Horse's Mouth]

Im really surprised Bobby Huth hasn't had a few promotions under his belt by now 

[surrifox]

3 hours ago, Crinklyfox said:

Marcin Wasilewski - no-one would dare come off the pitch having given less than 100%.  mess about with his daughter 

 

[fuchsntf]

I wouldnt go for any ex-player....Too many expectations from & for them...

Only Count a few from Top flight...over 60+ years...But no 4 -5yrs long successful stints( relative to what One considers success)

A little easier down the leagues..

[The_77]

1 hour ago, suffolk fox said:

Fuchs all day long.  Intelligent, speaks very well when doing any punditry or commentating.  He was once on that BBC american football programme with Chappers on a Sat night after motd he was simply brilliant and very knowledgeable.  Tis a pity we got rid this season still think he could do a job at left back he is certainly better than Bertrand.

He was incredible on ESPN covering the Euros— his analysis was on point, particularly around the Austrian team and the subs and tactical changes they needed to make. He offered to help the Austrian manager in any capacity for the tournament and the guy never returned the Fuchs’s call!

 

Matty James also got his coaching badges during his long injury spells and I could definitely see him as a relatively successful manager. 

[Bert]

1 hour ago, Danny Clender said:

Perhaps somebody from FoxesTalk?

I vote @Ric Flair

[ARM1968]

He appeared in 2015 but not the title winning season - so I’m cheating. 
 

Cambiasso - because he managed the great escape and told Pearson what he should do 🤣

[weller54]

1 hour ago, Vacamion said:

 

Bobby Huth.

 

He's German.  The current fad.

 

He's tough.

 

He's been a winner here and elsewhere.

 

If he gets bored on the bench, he can play

 

 

Or

 

 

 

 

 

He could school Maddison on how to take free kicks from just outside the box too.

[weller54]

51 minutes ago, surrifox said:

 

I bet she's tattooed!

[Yes]

Anytime you hear about players that come into the club in pretty much the last decade they said King was the first player to greet them, seemed to be liked by everyone at the club, clearly intelligent and experience of being a winner in 3 different levels of English football, think if he wants it he could be make a very decent manager. 

[fox_up_north]

4 minutes ago, Yes said:

Anytime you hear about players that come into the club in pretty much the last decade they said King was the first player to greet them, seemed to be liked by everyone at the club, clearly intelligent and experience of being a winner in 3 different levels of English football, think if he wants it he could be make a very decent manager. 

honestly he is the one for me that embodies the club. would love him as a youth coach or something - just getting the ethos across to the kids and running their training. 

[Le Renard]

1 hour ago, The Fox Covert said:

Dennis Wise should manage Millwall. About his level.

A Sunday pub team is too good for him.

[Guest Danny Clender]

43 minutes ago, Bert said:

I vote @Ric Flair

A solid vote, but I think you’re supposed to add “one thousand likes and this happens”

[Babylon]

49 minutes ago, Bert said:

I vote @Ric Flair

Team would be full of random 17 year old wingers from Columbia and Paraguay. 

[FoxOnWheels]

Demarai Gray 👀

[ozvaldo]

Dan Amartey with Gokan Inler as his no.2

[Nalis]

I'd personally hate the idea of one of our legends managing the club in the future.

 

Don't like the idea of knives being out when they have a bad run of games or they are just generally shi te.