by BraisingsteakRoyal » 29 Oct 2012 13:13
by RoyalBlue » 29 Oct 2012 13:17
Hoop Blah Surely, if McDermott does go in the next few months, Roberts will at least get an interview?
by Hoop Blah » 29 Oct 2012 13:29
by RoyalBlue » 29 Oct 2012 13:31
Hoop Blah Tongue was firmly in my cheek RB....
by larry1971 » 29 Oct 2012 13:37
Lacoste If the worst came to the worst, who would you want to take over?
Some options are listed however other suggestions are welcome
Curbs
Poyet
Hoddle
Dolan
Gibbs
Malky
Redknapp
ole gunnar solskjaer
Powell
Pearson
Sven
Fabio
Personally, if he does leave I would like someone with experience at this level, or at least has proven themselves in the league below/abroad. Someone who has a good record in the market and plays a progressive, passing style of football.
Lets hope it doesn't come to this
by Thou Voice » 29 Oct 2012 14:11
by under the tin » 29 Oct 2012 14:16
by bracksroyal10 » 29 Oct 2012 14:58
under the tin DiCanio would be entertaining.
Just imagine the feather spitting down the M4
by Once were Biscuitmen » 29 Oct 2012 15:22
Thou Voice Cooooolllliiiinnnn....
...now this is a man that would save us all...
Do You See?
by super darren caskey » 29 Oct 2012 16:43
Lacoste I know a battering by Arsenal tomorrow night wont be great for MCD but anyone think it would effect his employment in any way?
by marcusopp » 30 Oct 2012 10:03
by larry1971 » 30 Oct 2012 10:46
bracksroyal10under the tin DiCanio would be entertaining.
Just imagine the feather spitting down the M4
Di Canio talks a good game and certainly likes his teams to play the passing way and as shown with the way he dropped his captain Caddis in pre season he certainly doesn't take kindly to players that question him in the wrong way.
by KC Royal » 30 Oct 2012 11:18
marcusopp First and foremost, the guy is a legend.
To all the annoying doubters who keep questioning his decisions..... Feck off.
He's turned this club around from relegation threatened championship club to a premier league club in just a few seasons, without spending any significant funds and losing several key men (namely Long and Sig).
We've been missing several of our key men this year who were fundamental to us going up last year; Roberts, Kebe, Karacan, Feds. To have lost to spurs, liverpool, WBA and chelsea isn't that bad at all.
I firmly believe he's the right man for the job.
If a player throws his toys out of the pram and threatens the mood within the club, then McD's right in dropping him, he's the manager after all.
All those moaning, feck off and support chelsea you bunch of unrealistic morons
by Jackson Corner » 30 Oct 2012 11:50
marcusopp First and foremost, the guy is a legend.
To all the annoying doubters who keep questioning his decisions..... Feck off.
He's turned this club around from relegation threatened championship club to a premier league club in just a few seasons, without spending any significant funds and losing several key men (namely Long and Sig).
We've been missing several of our key men this year who were fundamental to us going up last year; Roberts, Kebe, Karacan, Feds. To have lost to spurs, liverpool, WBA and chelsea isn't that bad at all.
I firmly believe he's the right man for the job.
If a player throws his toys out of the pram and threatens the mood within the club, then McD's right in dropping him, he's the manager after all.
All those moaning, feck off and support chelsea you bunch of unrealistic morons
by Cobi » 30 Oct 2012 12:18
larry1971Lacoste If the worst came to the worst, who would you want to take over?
Some options are listed however other suggestions are welcome
Curbs
Poyet
Hoddle
Dolan
Gibbs
Malky
Redknapp
ole gunnar solskjaer
Powell
Pearson
Sven
Fabio
by sandman » 30 Oct 2012 12:25
by Cobi » 30 Oct 2012 12:47
sandman Alternatively we could stick with the man that got us here and has the most realistic chance of keeping us here.
by Plymouth_Royal » 30 Oct 2012 12:52
Cobilarry1971Lacoste If the worst came to the worst, who would you want to take over?
Some options are listed however other suggestions are welcome
Curbs
Poyet
Hoddle
Dolan
Gibbs
Malky
Redknapp
ole gunnar solskjaer
Powell
Pearson
Sven
Fabio
Curbs - NEVER!!
Poyet - YES PLEASE!!
Hoddle - NEVER!!
Dolan - Maybe, but concerned same 'Reading Way' and long ball continues..
Gibbs - NEVER!!
Malky - NO
Redknapp - YES PLEASE!!
ole gunnar solskjaer - Maybe
Powell - NO
Pearson - NEVER!!
Sven - NEVER!!
Fabio - NO
by sandman » 30 Oct 2012 12:59
Cobisandman Alternatively we could stick with the man that got us here and has the most realistic chance of keeping us here.
Not if he sticks with his "direct" style he wont.
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