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NEXT FOR FOREST

NEXT FOR FOREST  

77 members have voted

  1. 1. NEXT FOR FOREST

    • Sven
      8
    • Nigel Clough
      0
    • Roberto Di Matteo
      12
    • Darren Ferguson
      0
    • Alex McLeish
      14
    • Phil Brown
      0
    • Neil Warnock
      2
    • Mark Hughes
      13
    • Paulo Di Canio
      0
    • Roy Keane
      26
    • Gordon Strachan
      1
    • other
      1


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Posted

Part of me debated maybe leaving it after the last thread mocking a new managerial appointment (Poor Swansea etc) but fcuk it.

lollollol:D hashahshahsahahajahaaaha\

Posted

He has a good record in the championship tbf, tho that was with a Birmingham team that had just been relegated the year before.

A lot of Forest fans seem to be a bit disappointed..... :lol:

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Posted

Can't see him failing personally. He won't bring proper football, but I always thought he was decent at this level.

He says with his fingers crossed.

Posted

He says with his fingers crossed.

Leicester, Derby and Forest all back in the Premier League, of course I would like to see that again.

Posted

They've obviously been negotiating with McLeish while SOD was still manager - classy. I guess SOD cocked it up for them slightly by winning yesterday - obviously made no difference as the job had already been offered to AM, prob some weeks ago. It's a great sport this.

For what it's worth, I don't think it's a bad appointment at all for Forest. Didn't do great at Villa but has a pretty decent record everywhere else - even at Brum.

Posted

Well boring defensive football awaits Forest lol

Forest fans think the same...

But McLeish's appointment at Forest has been met with derision by fans on Twitter.

Clency Lebrasse â€(@Clency) posted: 'McLeish? McLeish?? Is this a joke?!? Why are forest raiding the brummie poundland for a boss? Such an anti-climax after hopes of a big name.

Ben List â€(@ACosmicHobo) added:'McLeish is a boring dour man who plays dour boring football. They'll be no more 4-2s at the City Ground this year :( #nffc

Nick Pickard â€(@nickp210) said: 'Don't understand the appointment of Alex Mcleish, why would you get rid of O'Driscoll for him. We will be going back to hoof ball again'

I couldn't disagree!

Posted

McLeish is team plan is score to one early on then defend for the rest of the game! good luck forest lol

Every club McLeish as joined he never seems to get a warm welcome, when he joined Birmingham they weren't happy about the appointment, when joined Villa the same, now the same with Forest.

If our board do that to us, I wouldn't go anymore!

Posted

It's, at best, a sideways move. At worst it's revealing that everything our owners have said so far is complete bollocks and we are in fact one of those clubs who **** people over for the riches of the promised land/cash of the prem. regardless of how brief that stay may be and what the people who pay the money to support the club think.

I'd much rather have a well run club bobbing around the fringes of success then have us at the whims of someone who just wants to show off his premier league club to his mates.

Posted

Is McLeish a bad appointment? The sacking in itself was stupid but I don't think it's a bad appointment.

I'd be surprised if the appointment results in

A.) forest getting promoted

B.) playing attractive football to help bump up the gate receipts

C.) take the club forward in any shape or form

So personally, I think it's a bad one. I don't see how a saine chairman could speak with McLeish for any period of time and go 'I know, I'll give him the job!' The only reason he won leagues at Rangers was because he was competing against Gordon Strachan who had slowly dismantled MON's team.

Posted

He may get us promoted. He's done it before.

There seems to be no chance however of attractive football and the club as a whole is very unlikely to progress under his stewardship.

This is very shit.

Posted

At least with Sven and Sousa, there were highs and farcical lows, yet with McLeish a life coloured in dull beige is all that awaits.

Posted

They wanted a man with Premier League experience. His four seasons in the Premier League have included finishes of 19th and 18th with Birmingham, and 16th with seven wins at Aston Villa.

That is some experience.

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