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CrispinLA in Texas

CrispinLA in Texas

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5 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

Not 100% sold on this. 

 

He's done well in positions where you're expecting a half decent manager to do well - PSV is a bit of a gimme and a Man U team facing us twice. 

 

Underwhelming at Jong PSV and taking this role on isn't going to be a cakewalk.

I'm just stating what Top may want....not what I want...you forget that he's also an ex prem manager which is high on Tops criteria 

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indierich06

indierich06

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RVN or Corberan and I'll be reasonably happy tbh. Think Ruud's got something about him. Did a good job with PSV during the time when Slot was smashing it left, right and centre with Feyenoord. Seemed to be able to get a tune out of United in those couple of games he had with them too. I think the football would certainly be more attractive. Corberan's the one we should have appointed in the summer tbf. 

DezFox

DezFox

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4 minutes ago, CrispinLA in Texas said:

You just know it's going to be RVN .....Top loves a big name 

Please no. He has done nothing at all in any way to warrant a perm premier league job. Massive no from me, might turn out to be the next pep but currently nothing to suggest that’s the case 

foxile5

foxile5

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4 minutes ago, CrispinLA in Texas said:

I'm just stating what Top may want....not what I want...you forget that he's also an ex prem manager which is high on Tops criteria 

Yeah I'm aware. 

 

My order of preference would be :

 

Potter

Moyes

RvN

 

We're not attractive enough to poach anymore but I wouldn't be adverse to Daniel Farke. I think his Leeds team play attractive football.

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markko

markko

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Okay. So two names out of the frame. It is a bit of a worry that there is no shoe in candidate. I thought we would have named someone today. RVN a risk. West Brom manager not great. Robins, Alladyce and Dyche when he gets the bullet are next. Let's just hope these are not names because I am not thrilled by them.

CrispinLA in Texas

CrispinLA in Texas

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47 minutes ago, DezFox said:

Please no. He has done nothing at all in any way to warrant a perm premier league job. Massive no from me, might turn out to be the next pep but currently nothing to suggest that’s the case 

Just stating what Top probably wants...not what I may want.. I'm neutral I haven't looked deeply at anyone 

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Aleksz

Aleksz

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1 minute ago, Skidmark said:

Those wanting Corberan or Carrick.

 

They've achieved nothing at their respective clubs. Absolutely nothing.

 

Ball knowledge is in the minuses on this one I’m afraid. 

Bert

Bert

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11 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

According radio leicester they understand Moyes and Potter are not going to be considered for the job. Is it going to RVN... sounds interesting

Probably means that it’s gonna be Moyes or Potter then 

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iancognito

iancognito

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8 hours ago, SkidsFox said:

Sunderland?

I get that he's got a lot of experience, but we shouldn't forget that he'll still be a gamble. His spells at Man U, Sunderland and Sociedad did not end well. And there were times at Everton and West Ham when things were a bit iffy.

That said, bring in a top class defender/fb in January, and Moyes should have enough nous to keep us up. 

TBF I'd totally forgotten Sunderland was even on his CV but to cut him a bit of slack they'd entered their basket case era by that point. Think 15 decent years at West Ham and Everton outweigh that one year.

 

No doubt if he gets appointed it will get mentioned he once threatened to slap Vickie Sparks.

Larry_LCFC

Larry_LCFC

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As annoying as it is being used as a stepping stone, you need a manager that aims to be the best in the world eventually. 100% had it with Enzo. 100% didn't with Cooper. RVN could be a great managerial signing. He will be aiming for big things

 

Skidmark

Skidmark

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Just now, Aleksz said:

Ball knowledge is in the minuses on this one I’m afraid. 

What suggests that they've got the nauce to be able to get us out of a relegation battle? 

CrispinLA in Texas

CrispinLA in Texas

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2 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

Yeah I'm aware. 

 

My order of preference would be :

 

Potter

Moyes

RvN

 

We're not attractive enough to poach anymore but I wouldn't be adverse to Daniel Farke. I think his Leeds team play attractive football.

Potter's got something to prove because of his sacking by Chelsea....when he actually started to improve them as a team

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