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  • brightonr
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    Originally posted by Qprnw10
    I think eddie Howe if given time and patience could be for us what Rodgers has done for Liverpool, but I'm also a big hoddle fan, and Sherwood if/when sacked by spurs good be a good option as he'll have a point to prove and sir les knows our club inside out.
    1)Eddie Howe
    2)Sherwood/sir les
    3)hoddle

    Not really interested in anyone else
    Good choices. Although I personally think it would be too big a job for Howe just now. Mainly due to the difficulty trying to command respect from todays players would present. He just seems too nice if you know what I mean.

    Would be very, very happy with the others.

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  • Qprnw10
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    I think eddie Howe if given time and patience could be for us what Rodgers has done for Liverpool, but I'm also a big hoddle fan, and Sherwood if/when sacked by spurs good be a good option as he'll have a point to prove and sir les knows our club inside out.
    1)Eddie Howe
    2)Sherwood/sir les
    3)hoddle

    Not really interested in anyone else

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  • brightonr
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    Originally posted by Burnside
    Robbie Rogers player manager. Although I fear we would end up near the bottom.
    Very good. Needed a laugh.

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  • Burnside
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    Robbie Rogers player manager. Although I fear we would end up near the bottom.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by Hitman34
    Cheers Stan! You da mannnnnnnn
    Cheers mate, wish I could add more vote options to keep the rest happy.

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  • Burnside
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    Martijn Jol's still got a house in London.

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  • Hitman34
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    Originally posted by Stanley76
    Sorry Hitman, I've added him now.
    Cheers Stan! You da mannnnnnnn

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  • bakes8
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    Eddie Howe. Young and ambitious. Quite rate him.

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  • Kevin Mcleod
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    Ray Wilkins is sniffing around, oh and what about di canio, he will apply if harry leaves.
    Last edited by Kevin Mcleod; 24-02-2014, 08:46 PM.

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  • Factamondo
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    cheri lunghi

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by West Acton
    Reckon Warnock should be an option too. Im not one for going back but think I would make an exception for him
    Originally posted by Kevin Mcleod
    no warnockey no votey
    I've added Warnock now too.

    It wasnt easy drawing up a short-list because the poll has a max of 20 options.

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  • Kevin Mcleod
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    no warnockey no votey

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  • West Acton
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    Reckon Warnock should be an option too. Im not one for going back but think I would make an exception for him

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  • MattyRangers
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    For the purpose of the of the poll I've voted for Malky. Would love a younger manager to be given time to really build something from scratch - no rush job brining in a whole load of 30 something has beens. Malky is only 42 & has already shown to be a top drawer gaffer at this level.

    Bringing back Warnock, for as much as I love the bloke for what he done, would just be a backwards step and would require us to bring yet another manager in a year or 2 or 3.
    Last edited by MattyRangers; 24-02-2014, 08:42 PM.

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  • West Acton
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    Originally posted by Hitman34
    anyway, who done the poll list?

    no nigel adkins?

    he will be a free agent soon and a good farking manager to boot. i vote for him.
    Handy in the physio room with the amount of injuries we have

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