Realistic managerial replacements?

[Mon.is.a.god]

I’ve had a man crush on Mancini ever since he graced Filbert Street. Wanted him in pre Brendan but was always above our stations.

 

I’d happily sack Cooper on the spot to bring him in if the chance was there.

 

Ticks every box, believes in youth, prem experience and is ex Lestaaaa!

[Leicesterpool]

Mancini would never come here, he turned us down when we had money.

[sharpylcfc]

Wonder if we'd consider Carlos Corberan again?

[Muzzy_no7]

Mods just pin this top of every page please:

 

KASPER HJULMAND

RUDI GARCIA

DIEGO MARTINEZ

NIKO KOVAC

ROGER SCHMIDT

SERGIO CONCEICAO

URS FISCHER

 

Names for our extremely incapable board:

 

DAVID MOYES

GRAHAM POTTER

 

[winteriscoming]

1 minute ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Mods just pin this top of every page please:

 

KASPER HJULMAND

RUDI GARCIA

DIEGO MARTINEZ

NIKO KOVAC

ROGER SCHMIDT

SERGIO CONCEICAO

URS FISCHER

 

Names for our extremely incapable board:

 

DAVID MOYES

GRAHAM POTTER

 

And Edin Terzic. 

[Winstonthedog]

16 hours ago, Lako42 said:

Seeing as the decision makers are clearly just trolling us these days I expect it will be Holloway or Taylor. 

 

 

Only way the useless ***** could make it any clearer really 

Holloways just been snapped up 

[Muzzy_no7]

4 minutes ago, winteriscoming said:

And Edin Terzic. 

As much as that’s a shout and I agree with it, I think he will see himself in a higher regard with his CL final and just how much of a mess Dortmund look this season. 

[justfoxes]

4 hours ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Mods just pin this top of every page please:

 

KASPER HJULMAND

RUDI GARCIA

DIEGO MARTINEZ

NIKO KOVAC

ROGER SCHMIDT

SERGIO CONCEICAO

URS FISCHER

 

Names for our extremely incapable board:

 

DAVID MOYES

GRAHAM POTTER

 

Carlos Corberan 

Xavi 😉😂( unfortunately won’t come !)

Jose Mourinhio wants a club lower half of EPL 😉

Edited 27 October 2024 by justfoxes

[justfoxes]

4 hours ago, Winstonthedog said:

Holloways just been snapped up 

Thank Fuch !!

[justfoxes]

On 26/10/2024 at 10:45, klrice said:

Change before it to late ,sorry say Steve Cooper must go  after last night fiasco at the King power.

Trouble is Rudkin won’t think of sacking him til it’s far too late and then would probably Fuch up the next appointment, we just need someone at the KP to have a large set of Cahonas get in a decent manager gor example grab Potter give him his back room staff he wants and bin off Cooper as soon as fuching possible before we end up in the bottom 3 time to save our season now before Cooper Fuchs us up even more !!

[Leicesterpool]

1 hour ago, justfoxes said:

Carlos Corberan 

Xavi 😉😂( unfortunately won’t come !)

Jose Mourinhio wants a club lower half of EPL 😉

Jose would be worth the call, if he says "no" then so be it. But if he says "I'm listening" lets go get him.

[Fox92]

6 hours ago, sharpylcfc said:

Wonder if we'd consider Carlos Corberan again?

 

1 hour ago, justfoxes said:

Carlos Corberan 

Xavi 😉😂( unfortunately won’t come !)

Jose Mourinhio wants a club lower half of EPL 😉

Corberan has now gone about 6 games without winning, one of which they were 2 up at Wednesday and ended up losing. Even drew 0-0 yesterday at home to Cardiff.

 

I don’t get the obsession with him. 

[Muzzy_no7]

15 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

 

Corberan has now gone about 6 games without winning, one of which they were 2 up at Wednesday and ended up losing. Even drew 0-0 yesterday at home to Cardiff.

 

I don’t get the obsession with him. 

Yes his last 5 games have been poor but there’s no doubt in my mind he would’ve been a better appointment than Cooper. 
 

I hear the club were simply not prepared to pay his and his staff’s release clauses in the summer. 

Learnt from Bielsa at Leeds.

 

Good job at Huddersfield.

 

Very good job at West Brom. 
 

A progressive and adaptable manager capable of a couple of different systems. 
 

He would’ve been a better appointment than Cooper. But now, without the points deduction, we can do better. 

 

[Fox92]

50 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Yes his last 5 games have been poor but there’s no doubt in my mind he would’ve been a better appointment than Cooper. 
 

I hear the club were simply not prepared to pay his and his staff’s release clauses in the summer. 

Learnt from Bielsa at Leeds.

 

Good job at Huddersfield.

 

Very good job at West Brom. 
 

A progressive and adaptable manager capable of a couple of different systems. 
 

He would’ve been a better appointment than Cooper. But now, without the points deduction, we can do better. 

 

Yeah his job at Huddersfield was good but I think he walked out because he wasn’t backed going into the season after the play off final. I don’t think he’d have worked here.

 

I don’t doubt he’s a decent manager although he has yet gone onto guide a club to promotion. 
 

We can do better, especially now we’ve had the points deduction sorted. 

[tylesta]

2 hours ago, justfoxes said:

Trouble is Rudkin won’t think of sacking him til it’s far too late and then would probably Fuch up the next appointment, we just need someone at the KP to have a large set of Cahonas get in a decent manager gor example grab Potter give him his back room staff he wants and bin off Cooper as soon as fuching possible before we end up in the bottom 3 time to save our season now before Cooper Fuchs us up even more !!

Potter wants his own dof don't he

[Tuna]

Wouldn't touch corberan with a barge pole

[sharpylcfc]

1 hour ago, Fox92 said:

 

Corberan has now gone about 6 games without winning, one of which they were 2 up at Wednesday and ended up losing. Even drew 0-0 yesterday at home to Cardiff.

 

I don’t get the obsession with him. 

Just think he'd be under consideration when Cooper leaves considering he was in the summer before Cooper got the job and we wanted him apparently just couldn't afford compensation apparently. So wouldn't be surprised if he was considered again. I don't think he'd be a bad appointment either though. 

[Gamble92]

8 hours ago, Leicesterpool said:

Mancini would never come here, he turned us down when we had money.

Yeah apparently he actually hated his time at Leicester. As much as we all fangirl about it, it was probably a bit of a culture shock playing at Filbert Street and having a baggy Fox Leisure shirt given to him directly from Dominos toys.

[Muzzy_no7]

35 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Wouldn't touch corberan with a barge pole

Would you sack cooper now, though? 

[Bilo]

Realistically, with the fact that we'd have to give Cooper a payoff, we're not going to want to pay another club a compensation package AND be able to fund the new manager's next transfer window. Not to mention the negotiations between not only us and a potential new manager, but also his club. It would waste valuable time.

 

Plenty of good quality managers out there are not employed at the moment and could, in theory, join the day after Cooper got the boot.

[sharpylcfc]

2 minutes ago, Bilo said:

Realistically, with the fact that we'd have to give Cooper a payoff, we're not going to want to pay another club a compensation package AND be able to fund the new manager's next transfer window. Not to mention the negotiations between not only us and a potential new manager, but also his club. It would waste valuable time.

 

Plenty of good quality managers out there are not employed at the moment and could, in theory, join the day after Cooper got the boot.

We all know that there's good quality managers available in Europe that would jump at the chance to come here but because they don't have Premier League experience we all know the board won't go near them. 

[Bilo]

1 minute ago, sharpylcfc said:

We all know that there's good quality managers available in Europe that would jump at the chance to come here but because they don't have Premier League experience we all know the board won't go near them. 

Moyes and Potter are both unemployed at the moment as well. 

 

It may come to a point where they don't really have a choice.

[Pita]

7 minutes ago, Bilo said:

Realistically, with the fact that we'd have to give Cooper a payoff, we're not going to want to pay another club a compensation package AND be able to fund the new manager's next transfer window. Not to mention the negotiations between not only us and a potential new manager, but also his club. It would waste valuable time.

 

Plenty of good quality managers out there are not employed at the moment and could, in theory, join the day after Cooper got the boot.

They won’t pay off Cooper until it’s far too late. 

[FLAN]

10 hours ago, Fear Of The Fox said:

I'm positive for Conceicao but there's no way our board will appoint a Simeone style manager. For years now our players don't even argue with refs. This is a board policy and our players are instructed from the higher hierarchy to behave in a certain way. Conceicao, like Simeone, has no problem to order the players to get more yellow cards as an aggressive tactic. 

Are you seriously suggesting the board tell players how to behave ON THE PITCH?

[Heathrow fox]

I thought Moyes is just waiting for Clarke to get sacked as Scotland manager?Nice little wind down job then retirement