WoodleyRoyal Difficult one to answer, as i reckon we will probably go abroad. However Pardew will obviously be linked, david moyes will be on the list im sure. For me ive wanted glenn hoddle, i think the style of play stam wants to achieve is suited to hoddle.
genomeHoundPepe the Horseman Could possibly tempt Jokanovic as he doesn't seem to get on with the Fulham board.
think its all a bit early, but this is the chap I'd go for as well
That'd be hilarious
Fulham fans would be raging into their quinoa
Old Man Andrews There is only one logical answer.
Neil Warnock.
Track record of getting unfancied teams promoted, galvanises struggling squads, plays a more direct style that our supporters seem to want and has worked wonders at Cardiff. I know he is a controversial and polorising figure but I think if he's the manager at your club you'll love him.
Caskeys Lovechild And we hate him. Because he's a journeyman, moaning, sourfaced idiot with the tactical nouse of a pineapple and a face like a bulldog chewing a wasp.
Anyone who thinks Warnock is a better option than Stam, is almost certainly insane, and should put themselves on the naughty step indefinitely. That is the absolute worst suggestion I have ever heard.
NewCorkSeth Obviously this is hypothetical and I want Stam to stay but here is my idea. He looks set to push for qualification but wouldn't mind seeing Micheal O'Neill. Hes done a fantastic job with Norn Iron, was easily the manager of the Euros for me. Probably plays too boring a style to really excite anyone..
Other than that maybe look to Portugal? Marco Silva has shown to be a quality manager and the Portuguese scouting abroad model would be great to see at Reading so maybe we can look a bit further than next door for signings.
Lower West Sam Allardyce
linkenholtroyal Steve Coppell (one last Hurrah)
linkenholtroyalLower West Sam Allardyce
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Hound It seems a few people thought we were all right on Saturday from other clubs
I think the issue was it is a culmination of games. If it was a one off on Saturday, you could say we defended quite well except the second goal, and looked tidy. But we know we were just seeing the same failings as we've seen all season and not righting those wrongs
DOn't really see the Pardew love. He hasn't done especially well for a few years and has pretty much shown the same things we are whingeing at Stam about currently - not being able to see obvious flaws and unable to turn round a losing run. And that ridiculous dance at Wembley. Would really rather not
The Michael O'Neill one is interesting - clearly a very very good manager and reckon he would come, but maybe not what we need right now
muirinhoSutekh
Mark McGhee might be available once Scotland fail to qualify for the World Cup though.
That's a shout.
Further down the line, but sticking with international managers, do you think Chris Coleman would be in big demand when he finishes up with Wales? Dunno about his scouting skills, but he surely can get a team to believe in themselves, and play for each other.
Snowflake RoyalWoodleyRoyal Difficult one to answer, as i reckon we will probably go abroad. However Pardew will obviously be linked, david moyes will be on the list im sure. For me ive wanted glenn hoddle, i think the style of play stam wants to achieve is suited to hoddle.
I will never understand why Glenn Hoddle's name keeps coming up when he hasn't managed a side for over a decade. Talk about totally out of touch.
SutekhmuirinhoOld Man Andrews There is only one logical answer.
Neil Warnock.
Track record of getting unfancied teams promoted, galvanises struggling squads, plays a more direct style that our supporters seem to want and has worked wonders at Cardiff. I know he is a controversial and polorising figure but I think if he's the manager at your club you'll love him.
No, I won't. I cannot stand him, and it doesn't matter who he's managing - my feelings would be the same.
I'd still support the team, but would rather stick hot needles in my eyes than sing "Neil Warnock's barmy army"
Apart from Paulo di Canio I'm struggling to think of a manager I'd like less. There's a reason his nickname is Colin.
Luckily Colin is employed elsewhere and doing well so this issue will not arise (love to read his autobiography if he ever does one though)
Mark McGhee might be available once Scotland fail to qualify for the World Cup though.
John Smithlinkenholtroyal Steve Coppell (one last Hurrah)
Hi mate - we all do it, so it's ok if you have and I'll let you off...but have you been drinking whiskey this morning? Or have been bumped on the head? Just want to know if there's a reason for you to come on here and post absolute drivel?
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