Right who's the next manager then? (161 Viewers)

Hobo

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The cost implications of hiring someone like that would be insane and there’s nothing to say they would recreate their success here.



Would be great, but zero chance of that happening.




Would be happy with Wagner or Schumacher off that list, but I don’t think the latter would come here. I think Wagner is currently out of work though?

But the idea of appointing McFadzean is farcical. You talk about cost but that is a situation King has created. To appoint a decent manager then the chances are they will want their own team, so the existing coaching team will go at a cost.

King has put himself under pressure he has to get it right. Taking a cheap option could be disastrous, how much would relegation cost us?
 

Jamesimus

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But the idea of appointing McFadzean is farcical. You talk about cost but that is a situation King has created. To appoint a decent manager then the chances are they will want their own team, so the existing coaching team will go at a cost.

King has put himself under pressure he has to get it right. Taking a cheap option could be disastrous, how much would relegation cost us?

Haha oh 100% I agree the idea of appointing McFadz is farcical! Cheap(er) option doesn’t necessarily mean that it wouldn’t work for us. Robins wasn’t pulling up any trees when he came to us either time. Like I wouldn’t be writing off the Wycombe manager if he came, it might work.
 

Jamesimus

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He's recently said he wants to manage in the Championship, he genuinely did.

I believe that the actual quote was, and I’m paraphrasing here…

“I would jump at the chance to manage Coventry City. I’ve been a fan since I was a small boy. I’m sick of the hot weather in Turkey and the level of officiating is too good; there is more to complain about in the Championship”
 

skybluecam

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After some extensive research (20 mins) across some some of the finest data miners known to date (Wikipedia, football manager) I’ve come up with the following:

I would like:
Eirik Horneland
Kim Hellberg
Denis Lawrence
Graham Potter (dreaming)

I would accept:
Robbie Keane
Brian Barry-Murphy
Ryan Lowe

I do not want:
Matt Bloomfield
Frank Lampard
Steve Holland
Dennis Lawrence? Jesus
 

clint van damme

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I believe that the actual quote was, and I’m paraphrasing here…

“I would jump at the chance to manage Coventry City. I’ve been a fan since I was a small boy. I’m sick of the hot weather in Turkey and the level of officiating is too good; there is more to complain about in the Championship”

He did say it, about the Championship, not City!
I think it was more his way of having a dig at VAR as he said something along the lines of he'd only return to England in the Chamionship because he hates VAR and the Championship doesn't have it

Obviously it was tongue in cheek
 

Jamesimus

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He did say it, about the Championship, not City!
I think it was more his way of having a dig at VAR as he said something along the lines of he'd only return to England in the Chamionship because he hates VAR and the Championship doesn't have it

Obviously it was tongue in cheek

So what you’re saying is, there is a chance…
 

Frank Sidebottom

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If we're gonna bring Keane in alongside Boateng can we also bring in Hedman, Daish, Shaw and Hadji as part of a 90s nostalgia coaching set up.... Just Imagine the retro merch you could flog Doug!!!
 

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