Popular Post Silebyfox_89 Posted 24 May 2025 Popular Post Posted 24 May 2025 2 hours ago, volpeazzurro said: Surely it depends on the condition of that club? Is a manager, that wants to show himself in a good light for a better job in the future, going to risk taking a job on with a club potentially about to get a large points deduction, transfer embargo or very little to spend? What's happened to the reputation of the current manager? Are the people in charge of the club vaguely competent? Think personally that there may be better opportunities elsewhere really. This. Multiple years of financial mis-management with PSR. Stale and inactive board Poor recruitment statregy Not an attractive option for a decent manager 9 1
Claudio Fannieri Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 To a young manager on the up in his career we would still be an attractive proposition especially as there will be some level of rebuild and focus on promoting some of the talented academy players coming through, which is why I think Richie Wellens, Miron Muslic or Danny Röhl would all be attainable and would jump at the opportunity but still be very progressive and ambitious appointments who offer a really high ceiling. The problem is Top’s obsession with playing like Man City and our managers having to have some level of premier league experience means the pool we fish in is becoming smaller and less inspiring each time we need to appoint a new man. 2
john ridley Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 Wouldn't bother too much with premier league experience.We need to get our act together before thinking of promotion. I would be happy with any of those above ,we need a Brian Little appointment to shake things up abit with a young eager manager looking to prove something.
JimmyC74 Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 22 minutes ago, Claudio Fannieri said: To a young manager on the up in his career we would still be an attractive proposition especially as there will be some level of rebuild and focus on promoting some of the talented academy players coming through, which is why I think Richie Wellens, Miron Muslic or Danny Röhl would all be attainable and would jump at the opportunity but still be very progressive and ambitious appointments who offer a really high ceiling. The problem is Top’s obsession with playing like Man City and our managers having to have some level of premier league experience means the pool we fish in is becoming smaller and less inspiring each time we need to appoint a new man. pool even smaller if we wont pay a release fee (Rohl).
Grebfromgrebland Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 Do you think Carlo Ancelotti would job share with Brazil and us? Worth a go.
honeybradger Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 Of the managers who have been linked this is my preference: 1) Danny Rohl . . . . 2) RVN . 3) Dyche . . . . . . . . . . 4) Martin 3
NewquayFox Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 1 hour ago, Silebyfox_89 said: This. Multiple years of financial mis-management with PSR. Stale and inactive board Poor recruitment statregy Not an attractive option for a decent manager Answering to both posts… This is why I think Van Nistelroy could stay for next season in the Championship, his reputation as an up and coming manager/coach has taken a massive hit, it’s obvious certain senior players took the piss out of him and the club didn’t help and our absolutely useless board & summer signings last year proved the point… We will get a points deduction next season but don’t think a transfer embargo will happen, that is if we have money to spend even with the likes of Hermansen, El Khannous (our best saleable assets) Faes, Vestergaard, Kristiansen, Ndidi?, Winks, Soumare ? Daka gone & hopefully raising some money plus Ward & Iversen out of contract, not sure how long we have Ayew & Cordova Reid for but they won’t leave… What decent up & coming manager/coach would want to leave his/her current club to come to The KP and try and sort our mess out…
foxinsocks Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 13 minutes ago, NewquayFox said: Answering to both posts… This is why I think Van Nistelroy could stay for next season in the Championship, his reputation as an up and coming manager/coach has taken a massive hit, it’s obvious certain senior players took the piss out of him and the club didn’t help and our absolutely useless board & summer signings last year proved the point… We will get a points deduction next season but don’t think a transfer embargo will happen, that is if we have money to spend even with the likes of Hermansen, El Khannous (our best saleable assets) Faes, Vestergaard, Kristiansen, Ndidi?, Winks, Soumare ? Daka gone & hopefully raising some money plus Ward & Iversen out of contract, not sure how long we have Ayew & Cordova Reid for but they won’t leave… What decent up & coming manager/coach would want to leave his/her current club to come to The KP and try and sort our mess out… I think they won't sack ruud coz they don't want to admit another mistake. 1
whoareyaaa Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 2 hours ago, honeybradger said: Of the managers who have been linked this is my preference: 1) Danny Rohl . . . . 2) RVN . 3) Dyche . . . . . . . . . . 4) Martin Think it will be Rohl.
Foxin_Mad Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 3 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said: Think it will be Rohl. Literally anyone but Martin will do me. 2
FrankieADZ Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 7 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said: Think it will be Rohl. given the club is so incredibly tight i doubt it
Guest Bilo Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 31 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said: Will Still is off the table Personally I think he's a gamble. We could have missed out on the next big thing, or dodged an almighty hype-laden bullet.
Guest Bilo Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 4 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said: given the club is so incredibly tight i doubt it The compensation package halves for a Championship club, so we could be waiting for either Monday or the share to be officially transferred.
FoxinNotts Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 2 hours ago, Chico1958 said: Roberto Mancini is out of work Would be a dream 1
lcfcsnow Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 My concern with Rohl would be he's not had to manage any big name players or even flair players so far in his career, has preferred older players and could just be a survival manager we don't really know.
ceebeefox Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 34 minutes ago, K789 said: Brian Barry Murphy favourite for Cardiff job Now if he’s moving out I can see Dyche and the team he brings moving in.
whoareyaaa Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 (edited) 10 minutes ago, lcfcsnow said: My concern with Rohl would be he's not had to manage any big name players or even flair players so far in his career, has preferred older players and could just be a survival manager we don't really know. I think every manager comes with problems that's the problem. I wouldn't mind RVN staying here though, if he wants to be here. Edited 24 May 2025 by whoareyaaa
winteriscoming Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 I really don’t think there’s much between Rohl and Cleverley. I wouldn’t be against Cleverley. Both finished mid table and Watford were only a point behind Sheffield Weds.
honeybradger Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 Just now, winteriscoming said: I really don’t think there’s much between Rohl and Cleverley. I wouldn’t be against Cleverley. Both finished mid table and Watford were only a point behind Sheffield Weds. Different situations. When Cleverley leaves Watford they will still be a midtable championship/playoff hopeful team, when Rohl leaves Wednesday they will be relegated.
Mark_w Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 3 minutes ago, honeybradger said: Different situations. When Cleverley leaves Watford they will still be a midtable championship/playoff hopeful team, when Rohl leaves Wednesday they will be relegated. Is that meant to sound like an endorsement of Rohl? Because it doesn’t
Lcfcwatto Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 I would rather keep RVN than have Brussels. Ruud has seen first hand what players are up for a challenge and what players would make good book ends. That's if he wanted to stay, as it sounds like communication up and down the chain of command has been shockingly bad. Can't be an easy environment to work in if your own boss won't talk to you and make a decision. Absolute waste of money to pay off RVN to then get someone like Brussel in. Give Ruud a summer to build a squad, assuming no embargo. Changing manager again and again will just lead keep leading us back to square one.
whoareyaaa Posted 24 May 2025 Posted 24 May 2025 4 minutes ago, Lcfcwatto said: I would rather keep RVN than have Brussels. Ruud has seen first hand what players are up for a challenge and what players would make good book ends. That's if he wanted to stay, as it sounds like communication up and down the chain of command has been shockingly bad. Can't be an easy environment to work in if your own boss won't talk to you and make a decision. Absolute waste of money to pay off RVN to then get someone like Brussel in. Give Ruud a summer to build a squad, assuming no embargo. Changing manager again and again will just lead keep leading us back to square one. 100% But I think they are favouring player power again with Winks and Vesterguard which would be terrible.
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