League One - Who manages us?

[Death by Football]

1 hour ago, Gerard said:

Just give it Rudkin to complete the whole experience. 

That would be great as he would have to sack himself when we’re bottom of the league in October. Probably the only way we’ll ever be rid of the tosser. 

[Lionator]

2 hours ago, ClaphamFox said:

Look at Southampton's transformation since they ditched him. No thanks.

Not to be all xg and what not but Southampton were actually creating more good chances per game under Still than they are now. A bit like us under Marti we’re clearly overachieving based on the underlying stats, Saints under Still were underachieving. 

[ClaphamFox]

9 minutes ago, Lionator said:

Not to be all xg and what not but Southampton were actually creating more good chances per game under Still than they are now. A bit like us under Marti we’re clearly overachieving based on the underlying stats, Saints under Still were underachieving. 

Maybe so, but that still begs the question of why a group of players who were consistently underperforming under Still would very swiftly begin performing in line with their stats after he left. Maybe he's a very good manager who was just unlucky there, but it would be a risk given that he has no record of succeeding in this country.

Edited 24 April by ClaphamFox

[Nolucklcfc]

Welcome Mason 

[EnderbyFox]

We'll go for someone dogshit with a slightly exotic name, my money would be Ruben Selles 

[Blue ROI]

1 minute ago, EnderbyFox said:

We'll go for someone dogshit with a slightly exotic name, my money would be Ruben Selles 

Sam Allardici

[Foxdiamond]

Dave Challinor for me. Has put the hard yards in. Would he leave Stockport for us?

[purpleronnie]

7 minutes ago, Foxdiamond said:

Dave Challinor for me. Has put the hard yards in. Would he leave Stockport for us?

I'm sure every manager in league 1 would jump at the money opportunity to manage us.

[Foxdiamond]

10 minutes ago, purpleronnie said:

I'm sure every manager in league 1 would jump at the money opportunity to manage us.

Of course Stockport could yet pass us on the way so not sure if this would mean at least giving it a go with them in Championship 

[FoxFossil]

Nothing will happen until September. When does the Polo season finish?

[The Doctor]

14 hours ago, ACF said:

Was very highly thought of it in City Group - saw him coach (and caretaker manager) Melbourne City live in the flesh. Players seemed to like and him, think he was a more factor in the trophies we won, with Kisnorbo losing a little of his managerial shine without him

Paddy Kisnorbo is a manager now? get him in, we need to go from being shite to alright

[AjcW]

3 hours ago, Bablemikey said:

Probably be the bloke who runs the canteen at the King Power building in Thailand.

Believe he's called Chandler....

[Silebyfox_89]

Anyone who doesn't play 4-2-3-1

[john ridley]

2 hours ago, MonarchFox said:

My fave times as a fan have generally been under younger British managers that have had some lower league experience.  The likes of Little, O'Neill and Pearson.  Obviously Ranieri is an exception.

 

I'd rather go down this route than going for some wanky named coach coaching U23's at a Prem club.

 

Therefore Stuart Maynard or David Challinor for me

And the one before that if your abit older ,a certain  Jock Wallace ,he'd  give these ****ers what for and stir the place up abit .It was never dull with Jock.

[oldbluefox]

1 hour ago, john ridley said:

And the one before that if your abit older ,a certain  Jock Wallace ,he'd  give these ****ers what for and stir the place up abit .It was never dull with Jock.

Absolutely. He had them training in Bradgate Park in the snow running up and down to Old John. He had a sandhill built for them to run up and took them to the seaside  to train on soft sand. None of your Seagrave nonsense and those lads could play a full 90 minutes without the need for a drinks break.

[Stavros81]

Might aswell be Rudders looks like hes here forever TOP fancies him 

[21st Century Fox]

Hailing from the island nation of San Andrés where he has just guided Real San Andrés to a 9th straight Primera liga title (don’t look those records up as they have just been destroyed in a recent volcanic eruption)…

Your next Leicester City Manager…

 

Juan Rudquín!

 

Edited 24 April by 21st Century Fox

[splinterdream]

Theres no way they would hire Russel Martin would they? WOULD THEY?

[ronnup]

4 hours ago, The Doctor said:

Paddy Kisnorbo is a manager now? get him in, we need to go from being shite to alright

 

I miss those e/w first goal scorer bets on Paddy 

[woznotwos]

3 hours ago, Silebyfox_89 said:

Anyone who doesn't play 4-2-3-1

This!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[HankMarvin]

Claudio leaving Roma

[ACF]

9 hours ago, The Doctor said:

Paddy Kisnorbo is a manager now? get him in, we need to go from being shite to alright

He went from Melb City captain, to coach, to manager of the women’s team where he won trophies for fun, then the men’s team where he won our first trophies. Was sent of to Troyes in the city group, he was atrocious and they despise him. Came back to Australia managing our biggest rivals, so we hate him. Did an awful job there, left for an assistant role at Yokohama, back in the City Group, where he ended up taking over and was bad again. Back managing Sydney next season, so we hate him even more.

 

Long story short he’s managed to reverse it and go from being alright to shite

[RichardGearman]

8 hours ago, Silebyfox_89 said:

Anyone who doesn't play 4-2-3-1

Rowett stuck in 2012 running the version of this system that leicester worked out how to counter and won the premier league doing 4-4-2. No wonder we had the lowest passes in the final third in the league.

[Clogger_]

5 hours ago, HankMarvin said:

Claudio leaving Roma

Are you sure you've not been in a coma for 5 years? Swear I heard this before a few times!

[Clogger_]

Honestly, if KP and Rudkin are involved we know they'll appoint a t**t. Their search criteria practically ensure this