Right who's the next manager then? (7 Viewers)

[Sick Boy]

In my humblest of opinions..

Moyes would be by far the best, but wouldn’t excite the fans.

The rest of these names- don’t give a toss, nobody sticks out at all.

King should do what he can to get Moyes, we get the best chance of promotion from the names mentioned, but be prepared to not see the type of football we all apparently demand.

The majority of fans were excited about Andy Thorn with a few touting him as a future England manager.

 

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[Ring Of Steel]

It is almost surreal that we seem to be fishing in a pond of household names for our head coach, none of whom will come cheap, yet Doug King is getting stick from some.

Don’t get me wrong. I think he sacked MR too soon and the fact that some of the candidates are household names doesn’t guarantee that they will be a great coach for us. It does show however that DK is thinking big, is ambitious and is prepared to splash the cash to try and get us someone good. Surely he deserves credit for that.

You can only say that when the appointment is made, so far it’s newspaper talk, rumour and speculation. We’ve no idea who King is speaking to and thinking of.

 

[SBT]

I don’t see why Moyes would want our job, or any other job in this league. He’s 61 and hasn’t managed outside a top division for more than 20 years.

 

[Ring Of Steel]

I don’t see why Moyes would want our job, or any other job in this league. He’s 61 and hasn’t managed outside a top division for more than 20 years.

I agree, he’s the only one I see that I think could do a great job. But a very big ask to get him in.

 

[David O'Day]

No chance Moyes even looks at the Coventry City job

 

[stevenorfolkcov]

He clearly does as it loses operationally £7 million per annum

Well, we shall see. I suspect that hole will be plugged by player trading cash surpluses, rather than from Mr King’s pockets.

 

[Grendel]

Well, we shall see. I suspect that hole will be plugged by player trading cash surpluses, rather than from Mr King’s pockets.

The last accounts show he put £6 million into the club

 

[Cally Fedora]

And will probably want it back

 

[Grendel]

And will probably want it back

Unlikeky I would think unless the club sells

 

[Tomh111]

Moyes would be a different level to any of the others, I seriously doubt he is within reach of us though.

Of the 4 that seem to have the most prominent position in the market:

1. Van Nistelrooy
2. Carsley
3. Bloomfield
4. Basically, anybody else
5. Lampard

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[Deity]

Well, we shall see. I suspect that hole will be plugged by player trading cash surpluses, rather than from Mr King’s pockets.

Do we know if he’s taking a salary or dividends from the club ??


If not then he’s equivalently putting in £1m-£2m every year anyway.

 

[stevenorfolkcov]

The last accounts show he put £6 million into the club

Very different to continually fund an operating loss than put in initial funding in the first year.

I do not believe Doug King is a rich man (in football funding terms anyway), so think it will be a challenge to continually fund operating losses - I hope I am wrong and you are right, but I fear the lack of midfield investment in the last transfer window may be a result of this lack of cash. Of course, it may just be down to poor recruitment.

As I said in my previous post, we shall see.

 

[Cally Fedora]

King’s spin on midfield was that we had enough in there already. He basically said if Stamenic had arrived Sheaf was off so we were never going to boost numbers in there. I understood his point to be fair. We’d signed Torp. Kept Allen. Still had Palmer. His argument falls down with the Palmer sale but you can see his mindset. It’s not about are they good enough. It’s about the numbers he’s agreed. I can see his point to be fair.

 

[Grendel]

Very different to continually fund an operating loss than put in initial funding in the first year.

I do not believe Doug King is a rich man (in football funding terms anyway), so think it will be a challenge to continually fund operating losses - I hope I am wrong and you are right, but I fear the lack of midfield investment in the last transfer window may be a result of this lack of cash. Of course, it may just be down to poor recruitment.

As I said in my previous post, we shall see.

He won’t be putting in himself. He will have backers presumably via his hedge fund

 

[stevenorfolkcov]

He won’t be putting in himself. He will have backers presumably via his hedge fund

Sounds a bit like a SISU-type arrangement. Thats exactly what they did until they realised they weren’t able to acquire the freehold.

 

[Grendel]

Sounds a bit like a SISU-type arrangement. Thats exactly what they did until they realised they weren’t able to acquire the freehold.

Not really. The trail with King is a lot easier and he is I believe the sole shareholder. Most clubs have loans out in by individuals or syndicates of investors

 

[shmmeee]

Do we know if he’s taking a salary or dividends from the club ??


If not then he’s equivalently putting in £1m-£2m every year anyway.

Not sure CCFC will be paying dividends any time soon or Doug is worth a £1m payslip.

You might need to dial back the Doug love it’s getting cringe.

 

[stevenorfolkcov]

Not really. The trail with King is a lot easier and he is I believe the sole shareholder. Most clubs have loans out in by individuals or syndicates of investors

Yep, King owns 100% and I agree, it is more transparent than SISU days.

 

[Frostie]

 

[MusicDating]

 

[Deity]

Not sure CCFC will be paying dividends any time soon or Doug is worth a £1m payslip.

You might need to dial back the Doug love it’s getting cringe.

You are clearly off the pace on the going rates for Exec chairman / CEO’s …..

 

[Sick Boy]

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He’s local; it’s happening.

 

[Legia Sky Blue]

Can't see DK going for Moyes even if he was interested in the job. I get the feeling he wants a much younger coach, so we're probably looking at someone in his 40's.

 

[False9]

In my humblest of opinions..

Moyes would be by far the best, but wouldn’t excite the fans.

The rest of these names- don’t give a toss, nobody sticks out at all.

King should do what he can to get Moyes, we get the best chance of promotion from the names mentioned, but be prepared to not see the type of football we all apparently demand.

I like Moyes but what suggests he could get us promoted?

He's good at setting up a team on the counter attack and finishing mostly mid table

 

[Sick Boy]

I like Moyes but what suggests he could get us promoted?

He's good at setting up a team on the counter attack and finishing mostly mid table

What about RvN or Lampard suggests they could do?

 

[Chris1987]

Do we know if he’s taking a salary or dividends from the club ??


If not then he’s equivalently putting in £1m-£2m every year anyway.

If the club is making a loss he can't take dividends .

 

[Chris1987]

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Volatile market indicates that nobody has a clue as to who the next manager will be .

 

[shmmeee]

Volatile market indicates that nobody has a clue as to who the next manager will be .

Whoever has a news story get rocketed to favourite. It’s obvious no one has any idea.

 

[ProfessorbyGrace]

Imagine if it turned out to be Nicky f-ing Butt…

 

[Levship20]

Imagine if it turned out to be Nicky f-ing Butt…

What about RVN and Butt as assistant?

 

[Sky Blue Goblin]

Super Lee Carsley’s Sky Blue Army

 

[shmmeee]

Imagine if it turned out to be Nicky f-ing Butt…

Think of the chants though!

 

[Saddlebrains]

Imagine if it turned out to be Nicky f-ing Butt…

Be a pain in the arse that

 

[stupot07]

Be a pain in the arse that

And we'd bound to the the Butt of all jokes

 

[Tomh111]

Volatile market indicates that nobody has a clue as to who the next manager will be .

There's also very low liquidity in manager markets - so a decent ish size bet or bets will move the market dramatically

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