Joe. Posted 28 November 2006 Posted 28 November 2006 I really hope that Alex McLeish is NOT a serious contendor in people's thoughts for a future managerial job that this club may have eventually. Two words- Scottish football
ibbosuk Posted 28 November 2006 Posted 28 November 2006 I don't think its a question of what we think about Rob Kelly, these results will dictate that he will be sacked as LCFC manager, and I forcast it will be ALAN CURBISHLEY who will be placed in the hot seat. Mandaric would NEVER entrust his money to a unproven manager under going such a poor run of results. (SORRY BILL YOU AND YOUR PAPER WILL HAVE GOT IT WRONG AGAIN) FOR NOW WE WILL JUST HAVE TO GRIMACE A BARE IT COME JANUARY WE WILL ALL BE SMILING WITH HUGE ANTICIPATION AS A "MASSIVE CLEANSWEEP" TAKE'S PLACE.
Ultra Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Err she cleary states that all managers have manages at differnt levels, obviously this is his record in all competitve matches inc Europe. She's also just putting the figures across, not making a point for us to appoint McLeish. Haven't we learnt ANYTHING from the Craig Levein experience? Results in Mickey Mouse leagues are irrelevant. You or I could probably guide Celtic to the SPL title this year..
lookwhaticando Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Nigel Worthington or Gary Johnson :thumbsup: Get him in!
Manwell Pablo Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Haven't we learnt ANYTHING from the Craig Levein experience? Results in Mickey Mouse leagues are irrelevant. You or I could probably guide Celtic to the SPL title this year.. Well just to play Devils advocate, you or I couldn't of guided Ranger to the knock out stages of Europe. Being more serious. Why have you picked on the on the results of a SPL manager and not a Confernce one. I didn't see Louise saying Alex McLeish was her choice anywhere. Your being pointlessly argumentative for the sake of it.
BartonFox Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Well just to play Devils advocate, you or I couldn't of guided Ranger to the knock out stages of Europe. Being more serious. Why have you picked on the on the results of a SPL manager and not a Confernce one. I didn't see Louise saying Alex McLeish was her choice anywhere. Your being pointlessly argumentative for the sake of it. It's called ill concieved prejudice, but our support is littered with them.
Daggers Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Keegan. OR Stuart Pearce when he's released in January
jumbo mills Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 ian dowie,alex mcleish or nigel clough would be ok. imagine they reaction at forest if the clough dynasty started again at leicester
Chrysalis Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 No it's not. He has said he wants "a top job" managing Leicester City is not a top job. He has ruled himself out of managerial posistions at W.B.A and Leeds the minute they were vacant. There is no way on Gods Green he's coming here so it's not a matter of opinion at all. you really think raneiri would come here? sorry but he is no more realistic then curbishley so if one is up they should both be up.
Manwell Pablo Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 you really think raneiri would come here? sorry but he is no more realistic then curbishley so if one is up they should both be up. No, the people who suggested Raniri got a ear bashing off me as well.
Master Fox Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 My personal choice would be Gus Hiddink. I think I read somewhere that he's been a manager for MM before and they've stayed good friends? Hiddink would be fantastic!
The People's Hero Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Haven't we learnt ANYTHING from the Craig Levein experience? Results in Mickey Mouse leagues are irrelevant. You or I could probably guide Celtic to the SPL title this year.. Ultra. You couldn't.
Louise Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Updated stats: Average Points Per Game: Claudio Ranieri - 1.79 Kevin Keegan - 1.76 Alex McLeish - 1.75 Nigel Clough - 1.63 Mike Newell - 1.58 Steve Cotterill - 1.54 Billy Davies - 1.48 Joe Royle - 1.452 Jim Smith - 1.451 Iain Dowie - 1.43 Alan Curbishley - 1.401 Rob Kelly - 1.40 Steve Claridge - 1.09 Win Percentage: Nigel Clough - 54.3% Claudio Ranieri - 51.9% Kevin Keegan - 51.8% Alex McLeish - 50.5% Mike Newell - 44.2% Steve Cotterill - 42.1% Billy Davies - 39.6% Joe Royle - 39.318% Jim Smith - 39.311% Iain Dowie - 38.7% Alan Curbishley - 38.1% Rob Kelly - 37.5% Steve Claridge - 21.7% Undefeated Percentage: Nigel Clough - 82.0% Claudio Ranieri - 75.3% Alex McLeish - 74.1% Kevin Keegan - 72.8% Steve Cotterill - 69.8% Mike Newell - 69.2% Billy Davies - 68.6% Joe Royle - 66.6% Jim Smith - 66.5% Iain Dowie - 65.8% Steve Claridge - 65.2% Rob Kelly - 65.0% Alan Curbishley - 64.0% And just to clarify for Ultra, I put in all of the names from the poll along with the most popular suggestions I've read on forums, that doesn't mean I want McLeish, Nigel Clough or Steve Cotterill.
Number 6 Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 anyone but ian dowie, don't rate him also think we need a change of manager for sure though, kelly cannot take us forward, i don't think he has a managers brain. transfer money would be wasted by him. wouldn't mind redknapp, clever guy, knows football, and can get lots of help from daddy
davieG Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 anyone but ian dowie, don't rate himalso think we need a change of manager for sure though, kelly cannot take us forward, i don't think he has a managers brain. transfer money would be wasted by him. wouldn't mind redknapp, clever guy, knows football, and can get lots of help from daddy Doesn't that apply to RK, so just because of his Dad you think we should employ him Let's just hope you don't need any surgery in life because the person doing it may have been selected just because their Dad was a good surgeon.
RowlattsFox Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 don't know if anyone else has sugested him but what about lawrie sanchez?
Kilworthfox Posted 29 November 2006 Author Posted 29 November 2006 don't know if anyone else has sugested him but what about lawrie sanchez? i hate Lawrie Sanchez
DB11 Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 I don't really care... just someone who can do the job/
ibbosuk Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Not putting Curbs as trying to be realistic (ish) Well I think you should, there are clearly a number of people who think he is a very realistic option, the fact that you dont lessons the debate on the subject, which is what this forum is all about. If your so sure of yourself why dont you put him in and see what support he gets. MANY OF US WOULD "LIKE" TO SEE CUBISHLEY IN CHARGE regardless of your perceived realism. You have also included people like "Super Steve Claridge" and "Claudio Ranieri" these are a more REALISTIC choices than CUBISHLEY in "YOUR" opinion((JOKE)). REALISTIC = Tending to or expressing an awareness of things as they really are!!!!!!
Daggers Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 i hate Lawrie Sanchez Oh, well that's him out then. Surely there must be one managerial appointment we can all agree on?
The People's Hero Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 Updated stats: Average Points Per Game: Claudio Ranieri - 1.79 Kevin Keegan - 1.76 Alex McLeish - 1.75 Nigel Clough - 1.63 Mike Newell - 1.58 Steve Cotterill - 1.54 Billy Davies - 1.48 Joe Royle - 1.452 Jim Smith - 1.451 Iain Dowie - 1.43 Alan Curbishley - 1.401 Rob Kelly - 1.40 Steve Claridge - 1.09 Win Percentage: Nigel Clough - 54.3% Claudio Ranieri - 51.9% Kevin Keegan - 51.8% Alex McLeish - 50.5% Mike Newell - 44.2% Steve Cotterill - 42.1% Billy Davies - 39.6% Joe Royle - 39.318% Jim Smith - 39.311% Iain Dowie - 38.7% Alan Curbishley - 38.1% Rob Kelly - 37.5% Steve Claridge - 21.7% Undefeated Percentage: Nigel Clough - 82.0% Claudio Ranieri - 75.3% Alex McLeish - 74.1% Kevin Keegan - 72.8% Steve Cotterill - 69.8% Mike Newell - 69.2% Billy Davies - 68.6% Joe Royle - 66.6% Jim Smith - 66.5% Iain Dowie - 65.8% Steve Claridge - 65.2% Rob Kelly - 65.0% Alan Curbishley - 64.0% And just to clarify for Ultra, I put in all of the names from the poll along with the most popular suggestions I've read on forums, that doesn't mean I want McLeish, Nigel Clough or Steve Cotterill. I think we all need a 'just to clarify for Ultra' clause in all of our posts.
Kilworthfox Posted 29 November 2006 Author Posted 29 November 2006 The % are all well and good but the comparisons should be made to which division the % were attained in
davieG Posted 29 November 2006 Posted 29 November 2006 The % are all well and good but the comparisons should be made to which division the % were attained in Well what's stopping you then?
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