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  • Shania
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    Solskjær was basically a Wind-up suggestion, MattyRangers. Not sure he has got what it takes to do it on the "international" stage. Really have to say, I agree with what you are saying concerning Clarke and Pulis. Pulis would have saved us. Of that I´m pretty sure. Basically think we need to think short term now.

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  • MattyRangers
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    Originally posted by Shania
    Zola, Curbinsley or Coppel? Not sure any of them represent the future though. But Solskjær defintely does.
    He was proper poo poo at Cardiff.

    We have missed the boat on a couple of great managers in Clarke & Pulis IMO.

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  • Shania
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    Zola, Curbinsley or Coppel? Not sure any of them represent the future though. But Solskjær defintely does.
    Last edited by Shania; 14-01-2015, 07:03 PM.

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  • superhoop67
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    Originally posted by Abseits
    Stick a pin in this list of LMA members available for work (or having read the list decide 'Arry will do!):



    Ardiles, Ossie
    Baraclough, Ian
    Barmby, Nick
    Barnes MBE, John
    Beattie,James
    Blackwell, Kevin
    Bracewell, Paul
    Branfoot, Ian
    Brightwell, Ian
    Burley, George
    Butcher, Terry
    Calderwood, Colin
    Cooper, Neale
    Cooper, Colin
    Coppell, Steve
    Cox, Paul
    Curbishley, Alan
    Dalglish MBE, Kenny
    Davey, Simon
    Davies, Billy
    Di Canio, Paolo
    Dillon, Kevin
    Donachie, Willie
    Dowie, Iain
    Dunne, Joe
    Flynn, Brian
    Foyle, Martin
    Freedman, Dougie
    Garcia, Oscar
    Gullit, Ruud
    Gunn, Bryan
    Gunnar Solskaer, Ole
    Hockaday, David
    Hodgson, David
    Holdsworth, Dean
    Hollins MBE, John
    Houllier OBE, Gerard
    Hughton, Chris
    Ince, Paul
    Jackson, Peter
    Jepson, Ronnie
    Jewell, Paul
    Jol, Martin
    Jones, Dave
    Kavanagh, Graham
    Keegan OBE, Kevin
    King, Andy
    Kinnear, Joe
    Kiwomya, Chris
    Lawrence, Lennie
    Laws, Brian
    Lee, Colin
    Ling, Martin
    Lomas, Steve
    MacDonald, Kevin
    Machin, Mel
    Malpas, Maurice
    Mariner, Paul
    McAllister MBE, Gary
    McCall, Stuart
    McDermott, Brian
    McIlroy, Sammy
    McParland, Ian
    Megson, Gary
    Mel, Pepe
    Meulensteen, Rene
    Moore, Ronnie
    Mowbray, Tony
    Mullen, Jimmy
    Murray, Paul
    Newell, Mike
    Leary, David
    Parkes, Tony
    Peschisolido, Paul
    "Peters, Gary
    Powell CBE, Hope
    Pulis, Tony
    Quinn, Jimmy
    Ratcliffe, Kevin
    Richardson, Lee
    Riga, Jose
    Ritchie, Andy
    Robson, Mark
    Robson OBE, Bryan
    Rodger, Graham
    Roeder, Glenn
    Rosenior, Leroy
    Rosler, Uwe
    Sanchez, Lawrie
    Sannino, Giuseppe
    Saunders, Dean
    Schofield, John
    Sherwood, Tim
    Shirtliff, Peter
    Smith, Denis
    Smith, Gary
    Solbakken, Stale
    Souness, Graeme
    Spackman, Nigel
    Sturrock, Paul
    Sutton, Chris
    Tait, Mick
    Thompson, Steve
    Thordarson, Gudjon
    Thorn, Andy
    Tilson, Steve
    Trollope, Paul
    Vialli, Gianluca
    Waddock, Gary
    Wadsworth, Mick
    Wise, Dennis
    Worthington, Nigel
    Yates, Mark"
    Zola OBE, Gianfranco
    i would go for Martin Foyle

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  • maddix
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    Originally posted by Abseits
    Stick a pin in this list of LMA members available for work (or having read the list decide 'Arry will do!):



    Ardiles, Ossie
    Baraclough, Ian
    Barmby, Nick
    Barnes MBE, John
    Beattie,James
    Blackwell, Kevin
    Bracewell, Paul
    Branfoot, Ian
    Brightwell, Ian
    Burley, George
    Butcher, Terry
    Calderwood, Colin
    Cooper, Neale
    Cooper, Colin
    Coppell, Steve
    Cox, Paul
    Curbishley, Alan
    Dalglish MBE, Kenny
    Davey, Simon
    Davies, Billy
    Di Canio, Paolo
    Dillon, Kevin
    Donachie, Willie
    Dowie, Iain
    Dunne, Joe
    Flynn, Brian
    Foyle, Martin
    Freedman, Dougie
    Garcia, Oscar
    Gullit, Ruud
    Gunn, Bryan
    Gunnar Solskaer, Ole
    Hockaday, David
    Hodgson, David
    Holdsworth, Dean
    Hollins MBE, John
    Houllier OBE, Gerard
    Hughton, Chris
    Ince, Paul
    Jackson, Peter
    Jepson, Ronnie
    Jewell, Paul
    Jol, Martin
    Jones, Dave
    Kavanagh, Graham
    Keegan OBE, Kevin
    King, Andy
    Kinnear, Joe
    Kiwomya, Chris
    Lawrence, Lennie
    Laws, Brian
    Lee, Colin
    Ling, Martin
    Lomas, Steve
    MacDonald, Kevin
    Machin, Mel
    Malpas, Maurice
    Mariner, Paul
    McAllister MBE, Gary
    McCall, Stuart
    McDermott, Brian
    McIlroy, Sammy
    McParland, Ian
    Megson, Gary
    Mel, Pepe
    Meulensteen, Rene
    Moore, Ronnie
    Mowbray, Tony
    Mullen, Jimmy
    Murray, Paul
    Newell, Mike
    Leary, David
    Parkes, Tony
    Peschisolido, Paul
    "Peters, Gary
    Powell CBE, Hope
    Pulis, Tony
    Quinn, Jimmy
    Ratcliffe, Kevin
    Richardson, Lee
    Riga, Jose
    Ritchie, Andy
    Robson, Mark
    Robson OBE, Bryan
    Rodger, Graham
    Roeder, Glenn
    Rosenior, Leroy
    Rosler, Uwe
    Sanchez, Lawrie
    Sannino, Giuseppe
    Saunders, Dean
    Schofield, John
    Sherwood, Tim
    Shirtliff, Peter
    Smith, Denis
    Smith, Gary
    Solbakken, Stale
    Souness, Graeme
    Spackman, Nigel
    Sturrock, Paul
    Sutton, Chris
    Tait, Mick
    Thompson, Steve
    Thordarson, Gudjon
    Thorn, Andy
    Tilson, Steve
    Trollope, Paul
    Vialli, Gianluca
    Waddock, Gary
    Wadsworth, Mick
    Wise, Dennis
    Worthington, Nigel
    Yates, Mark"
    Zola OBE, Gianfranco
    FOOK me ........Half of that lot have played for us !!!

    OK exagerating a bit but there are a few ex R's on that list !

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by NW_Hoopz
    Pencil bloke would win easy wouldn't he ?

    Pen is mightier than the sword apparently ....
    Might go down to the manner of defeat?

    A hammering will surely spell the end & Utd are coming off the back of a home loss. Gulp

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  • Nick
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Rabbit
    Was reading a Spurs forum when he got tin tacked and the general consensus was they loved him but thought he was to outspoken to soon & Levy never had him in the frame full time. Said earlier he'd definitely of learned a lot from that first spell.

    Personally I'm for it although I can see plenty are not which is fair enough. I just have a sneaky feeling he could really lift this place. He's pretty infectious & it's not like he doesn't know the game. Young & hungry is the main aspect I want. Tactician? I don't know I don't work with him but I'm sure he'd bring in an experienced team to work with he would benefit massively from an old head.
    All honesty mate Im really on the fence with this 1.... Every time I say to myself he's a very inexperienced manager and question what he's actually achieved, I keep going back to Hughes and Harry and where we are now. And then I say to myself fock it lets go for it lets get Sherwood, but I still struggle to shake the inexperience he has..... really dont know!!!

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  • NW_Hoopz
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    Originally posted by QPRDave
    Agree with above f-fox...the rumour is prob rubbish....I
    mean to say you're sacked if we lose to man u is like putting two men in a duel
    giving one a sabre and the other a pencil!
    Pencil bloke would win easy wouldn't he ?

    Pen is mightier than the sword apparently ....

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  • Abseits
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    Originally posted by Shepherds Mush
    Problem is, who is actually available?

    We'd have to do what Palace did and get a decent manager from another club but I bet the Board won't do it due to all the compensation costs involved (both sides).
    Stick a pin in this list of LMA members available for work (or having read the list decide 'Arry will do!):



    Ardiles, Ossie
    Baraclough, Ian
    Barmby, Nick
    Barnes MBE, John
    Beattie,James
    Blackwell, Kevin
    Bracewell, Paul
    Branfoot, Ian
    Brightwell, Ian
    Burley, George
    Butcher, Terry
    Calderwood, Colin
    Cooper, Neale
    Cooper, Colin
    Coppell, Steve
    Cox, Paul
    Curbishley, Alan
    Dalglish MBE, Kenny
    Davey, Simon
    Davies, Billy
    Di Canio, Paolo
    Dillon, Kevin
    Donachie, Willie
    Dowie, Iain
    Dunne, Joe
    Flynn, Brian
    Foyle, Martin
    Freedman, Dougie
    Garcia, Oscar
    Gullit, Ruud
    Gunn, Bryan
    Gunnar Solskaer, Ole
    Hockaday, David
    Hodgson, David
    Holdsworth, Dean
    Hollins MBE, John
    Houllier OBE, Gerard
    Hughton, Chris
    Ince, Paul
    Jackson, Peter
    Jepson, Ronnie
    Jewell, Paul
    Jol, Martin
    Jones, Dave
    Kavanagh, Graham
    Keegan OBE, Kevin
    King, Andy
    Kinnear, Joe
    Kiwomya, Chris
    Lawrence, Lennie
    Laws, Brian
    Lee, Colin
    Ling, Martin
    Lomas, Steve
    MacDonald, Kevin
    Machin, Mel
    Malpas, Maurice
    Mariner, Paul
    McAllister MBE, Gary
    McCall, Stuart
    McDermott, Brian
    McIlroy, Sammy
    McParland, Ian
    Megson, Gary
    Mel, Pepe
    Meulensteen, Rene
    Moore, Ronnie
    Mowbray, Tony
    Mullen, Jimmy
    Murray, Paul
    Newell, Mike
    Leary, David
    Parkes, Tony
    Peschisolido, Paul
    "Peters, Gary
    Powell CBE, Hope
    Pulis, Tony
    Quinn, Jimmy
    Ratcliffe, Kevin
    Richardson, Lee
    Riga, Jose
    Ritchie, Andy
    Robson, Mark
    Robson OBE, Bryan
    Rodger, Graham
    Roeder, Glenn
    Rosenior, Leroy
    Rosler, Uwe
    Sanchez, Lawrie
    Sannino, Giuseppe
    Saunders, Dean
    Schofield, John
    Sherwood, Tim
    Shirtliff, Peter
    Smith, Denis
    Smith, Gary
    Solbakken, Stale
    Souness, Graeme
    Spackman, Nigel
    Sturrock, Paul
    Sutton, Chris
    Tait, Mick
    Thompson, Steve
    Thordarson, Gudjon
    Thorn, Andy
    Tilson, Steve
    Trollope, Paul
    Vialli, Gianluca
    Waddock, Gary
    Wadsworth, Mick
    Wise, Dennis
    Worthington, Nigel
    Yates, Mark"
    Zola OBE, Gianfranco

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by West Acton
    When we were linked with Harry Kane on loan last season we all scoffed saying he was t urd who picked him last season when he got the job and put him straight in
    Said the exact same thing to a fella on Saturday up at Burnley. He got ripped a new one on here.

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by West Acton
    When we were linked with Harry Kane on loan last season we all scoffed saying he was t urd who picked him last season when he got the job and put him straight in
    Said the exact same thing to a fella on Saturday up at Burnley. He got ripped a new one on here.

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  • West Acton
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    [QUOTE=Jimmy Rabbit;1370224] I just have a sneaky feeling he could really lift this place. He's pretty infectious & it's not like he doesn't know the game. Young & hungry is the main aspect I want. QUOTE]

    That's my feeling too. Plays kids and some of those playing for Spurs this season were introduced by him last also plays who is playing best and does not just select by the name

    When we were linked with Harry Kane on loan last season we all scoffed saying he was t urd who picked him last season when he got the job and put him straight in because he knew he was up to it Sherwood and look what he is doing this season

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    replied
    Originally posted by Nick
    Im sort of with you Jim..... but what Im worried about is the whole laid back 'fock it lets see what happens' approach.... but like you/everyone else says we've had 2 very experienced managers mess up...... AHHH fock it lets get Sherwood in and see what happens!!!!!!!
    Was reading a Spurs forum when he got tin tacked and the general consensus was they loved him but thought he was to outspoken to soon & Levy never had him in the frame full time. Said earlier he'd definitely of learned a lot from that first spell.

    Personally I'm for it although I can see plenty are not which is fair enough. I just have a sneaky feeling he could really lift this place. He's pretty infectious & it's not like he doesn't know the game. Young & hungry is the main aspect I want. Tactician? I don't know I don't work with him but I'm sure he'd bring in an experienced team to work with he would benefit massively from an old head.

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  • Nick
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Rabbit
    I'm in the I think it will be worth a go camp.

    People are naturally skeptical of his experience but as mentioned many times, two of the most experienced managers have ruined us. For me he's worth a shot, if not for a different angle than the usual big name old boy appointment.

    Could be a surprise who knows??
    Im sort of with you Jim..... but what Im worried about is the whole laid back 'fock it lets see what happens' approach.... but like you/everyone else says we've had 2 very experienced managers mess up...... AHHH fock it lets get Sherwood in and see what happens!!!!!!!

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  • West Acton
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Rabbit
    I'm in the I think it will be worth a go camp.

    People are naturally skeptical of his experience but as mentioned many times, two of the most experienced managers have ruined us. For me he's worth a shot, if not for a different angle than the usual big name old boy appointment.

    Could be a surprise who knows??
    Certainly as a short term measure until the end of the season why not. sorted out an AVB squad heading in one direction

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