New manager

[cityfanlee23]

45 minutes ago, winteriscoming said:

Here we go again. 
All readily available. 
Niko Kovac 

Roger Schmidt 

Sergio Conceiao 

Rudi Garcia 

Urs Fischer 

Edin Terzic 

 

This. Pretty much my list atm, Fischer, Schmidt and Conceicao as my top 3. Add Ruud to that list, Would take Terzic but not a priority because I can't see him coming. 

[Vowels]

Just now, LeePhilpottsBaldSpot said:

 

 

If not, Mark Robins. Or even Nigel Pearson til the end of the season would be preferable...!

 

If we are looking for terrible football and languishing in the championship, we might as well just let Cooper take us there.

 

 

[Lambert09]

young, exciting, relatively unknown. It’s the  way for us to actually grow. 

 

Brighton do it consistently, it’s possible if you research well and actually have a vision. 

 

Im done with having a safe pair of hands. I think football has grown past these characters 

 

[worthosoriginals]

18 minutes ago, Beachyboy said:

Moyes isn't exactly positive, we need someone who can organise a defence, we are one of two teams in the league that has scored in every league game so far.

We didn't score many today

[jbflcfc]

Don’t do it to yourselves lads.

 

Sadly, it won’t happen.

 

Lots of fans are happy we are winning our “mini league”

[Mickyblueeyes]

1 hour ago, winteriscoming said:

Here we go again. 
All readily available. 
Niko Kovac 

Roger Schmidt 

Sergio Conceiao 

Rudi Garcia 

Urs Fischer 

Edin Terzic 

 

This is a good list. However, I promise you between Rudkin and Top, they have no clue about any of these guys. Our manager appointments under both of them have been. Dean Smith. Man City’s assistant via an agent who had influence over us and Steve ****ing cooper. The two of them are not going to pull out a Rudi Garcia when that imbecile Top’s go to question is “can we play like Man City.”

 

We need him sacked and we absolutely need to get lucky. 

Edited 10 November 2024 by Mickyblueeyes

[purpleronnie]

Jimmy Thelin

[Unabomber]

1 hour ago, Unabomber said:

Potter if he wants it now as I think our players would suit his style. 

@Matt why are you crying at this?! 

[Vowels]

3 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

@Matt why are you crying at this?! 

I'm not crying
It's just been raining
On my face

[foxes_rule1978]

1 hour ago, Unabomber said:

Potter if he wants it now as I think our players would suit his style. 

Good call, he is my choice and worth pursuing 

 

52 minutes ago, surrifox said:

Mourinho . It’s happening 

Crazier things have happened, I still think he is a good manager and I wouldn’t have complaints… I would imagine he wouldn’t come cheap though. 

[Vowels]

 

 

[robski]

52 minutes ago, Vowels said:

Big Ron.

 

 

Da do Ron Ron 

[Matt]

Just now, Unabomber said:

@Matt why are you crying at this?! 

We've chased him twice, he's turned us down, twice.

 

During one of those discussions it's widely rumored he was engineering his exit clauses, before he'd even started.

 

He's obsessed with xG, downplaying losses with such quotes as "If you look at the xG of McGinn's goal, it's not that big a chance".

 

He's obsessed with possession and philosophy, rather than changing or adapting.

 

Hallmarks of Rodgers MK2 if you ask me.

[pmcla26]

8 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

@Matt why are you crying at this?! 

Cuz he’s anti teams playing decent football 

[Vowels]

Just now, robski said:

Da do Ron Ron 

Big Ron, Barry Fry, Dave Bassett, it really doesn't matter. 4-4-2 big and little man up top; maybe even two big men.

 

Don't want any of this foreign muck; remember that Allardyce is probably better than Pep.

 

 

[moore_94]

1 minute ago, Matt said:

We've chased him twice, he's turned us down, twice.

 

During one of those discussions it's widely rumored he was engineering his exit clauses, before he'd even started.

 

He's obsessed with xG, downplaying losses with such quotes as "If you look at the xG of McGinn's goal, it's not that big a chance".

 

He's obsessed with possession and philosophy, rather than changing or adapting.

 

Hallmarks of Rodgers MK2 if you ask me.

I think it is actually three times we have chased him isn't it?

 

When we first sacked Rodgers

 

The summer we got Enzo

 

This summer before we got Cooper

 

You would think the club should realise by now he probably isn't that interested in the job

[Vowels]

Potter is running scared of us.

 

Didn't he fake having Covid so he didn't have to manage Brighton against us once? Or did I dream that? I do have some weird dreams; but that would be a stretch even for me.

 

 

[Unabomber]

4 minutes ago, Matt said:

We've chased him twice, he's turned us down, twice.

 

During one of those discussions it's widely rumored he was engineering his exit clauses, before he'd even started.

 

He's obsessed with xG, downplaying losses with such quotes as "If you look at the xG of McGinn's goal, it's not that big a chance".

 

He's obsessed with possession and philosophy, rather than changing or adapting.

 

Hallmarks of Rodgers MK2 if you ask me.

Lazy argument imo no offence. He passes the ball so must be like Rodgers….

[Muzzy_no7]

In order of preference:

 

1. ROGER SCHMIDT

2. SERGIO CONCEICAO

3. KASPER HJULMAND

4. NIKO KOVAC

5. RUUD VAN NISTELROOY

6. URS FISCHER

7. KJETIL KNUTSEN

8. RUDI GARCIA

9.  EDIN TERZIC

10. GRAHAM POTTER

11. DAVID MOYES

12. MARK ROBINS (only if he comes with Adi Viveash and Dennis Lawrence) 

 

All unemployed.

[Greg2607]

3 minutes ago, Matt said:

We've chased him twice, he's turned us down, twice.

 

During one of those discussions it's widely rumored he was engineering his exit clauses, before he'd even started.

 

He's obsessed with xG, downplaying losses with such quotes as "If you look at the xG of McGinn's goal, it's not that big a chance".

 

He's obsessed with possession and philosophy, rather than changing or adapting.

 

Hallmarks of Rodgers MK2 if you ask me.

I agree by the way. I don't think potter is the messiah. He potentially over achieved with Brighton, but they are even better since he left. Failed at Chelsea and then had the arrogance to assume he would be the next England manager. 

 

He would almost certainly see us as "beneath him" or as a stepping stone. 

 

I don't know what the answer is, but I'm hopeful it isn't bloody potter! 

[Vowels]

It's just going to get in to this ridiculous russian doll situation, isn't it?
 

 

[Pliskin]

29 minutes ago, Lambert09 said:

young, exciting, relatively unknown. It’s the  way for us to actually grow. 

 

Brighton do it consistently, it’s possible if you research well and actually have a vision. 

 

Im done with having a safe pair of hands. I think football has grown past these characters 

 

Whole heartedly agree. 

[Gazza M]

Moyes would have been the man in the summer but he probably quite rightly wanted a break after Wet Spam and was working in media for Euro coverage. Now would be a good time. 

 

Ultimately Cooper isn't up to it it seems after 11 games. But I think the players were so ingrained in Enzo ball they just seem to be in a malaise at the min and confused. I think this was going to be the case whoever stepped in straight after. Enzo a tough act to follow. 

 

 

[pmcla26]

Potter will end up being the Dyche of this season. He’ll go to West Ham when Lopetegui gets sacked, do well, and we’ll all be saying ‘if only we made that change sooner’ 

[foxes_rule1978]

1 minute ago, Gazza M said:

Moyes would have been the man in the summer but he probably quite rightly wanted a break after Wet Spam and was working in media for Euro coverage. Now would be a good time. 

 

Ultimately Cooper isn't up to it it seems after 11 games. But I think the players were so ingrained in Enzo ball they just seem to be in a malaise at the min and confused. I think this was going to be the case whoever stepped in straight after. Enzo a tough act to follow. 

 

 

The fact we were trying to build a certain play style, then just opted for Cooper, totally opposite to everything we had done was odd.