A question for #OllieOut brigade

[Tarbie]

Stick with Wollie and real risk is we will be looking for a manager to get us back to the Championship next season. Look at his record since coming back. Pretty much relegation form. Finding it difficult to see how we could do much worse.

A few more defeats on the spin mate and he could drop below a point a game in terms of his record since returning. Make no mistake, that's relegation form. He needs to pull something special out of the bag in the next few games, or he needs to pack his bags and go!

[dogsrrs]

More to point would Jose have time to turn the dross we've got into a discaplined unit capable of supporting the five good players we've got

[gator]

Lots of names thrown around, nice to speculate but I don't think this is a very attractive job for any of them for multiple reasons but dare to dream!

[FurtiveFox]

The fact we have a DOF will make us unattractive to most seasoned English managers, like Pulis etc. I think we should look to Italy, Spain or Portugal - managers from those countries are more at ease with having a DOF around.

However, I am afraid the problem isn't first of all Holloway. The problem is the squad - it is simply not better than bottom half of the Championship. It takes a very, very good manager to turn the fortune around. I would prefer to stick with Holloway till the end of the season (even though I know it isn't risk free) - we will find it difficult to identify a very good manager in December. I am afraid a new appointment now will happen in a rush with a very uncertain outcome. However, if I was TF and LF I would start to look around already now, with the aim of an appointment by the end of the season.

Stick with Wollie and real risk is we will be looking for a manager to get us back to the Championship next season. Look at his record since coming back. Pretty much relegation form. Finding it difficult to see how we could do much worse.

[QPROslo]

The fact we have a DOF will make us unattractive to most seasoned English managers, like Pulis etc. I think we should look to Italy, Spain or Portugal - managers from those countries are more at ease with having a DOF around.

However, I am afraid the problem isn't first of all Holloway. The problem is the squad - it is simply not better than bottom half of the Championship. It takes a very, very good manager to turn the fortune around. I would prefer to stick with Holloway till the end of the season (even though I know it isn't risk free) - we will find it difficult to identify a very good manager in December. I am afraid a new appointment now will happen in a rush with a very uncertain outcome. However, if I was TF and LF I would start to look around already now, with the aim of an appointment by the end of the season.

[FurtiveFox]

Good shout on karanka, then maybe we get back our best player that he said to watch out for dangerman wise, gladwin

Significantly better stats than Wollie. Would surely be a massive upgrade?

[Pinkie]

Mazzari, Karanka, Guidolin.....

Good shout on karanka, then maybe we get back our best player that he said to watch out for dangerman wise, gladwin

[luca]

Dont you guys agree that the money should rather be invested in new (better!) players? I really don’t get that why it always has to be the manager who has to leave? We lack of quality on the pitch!

[bakes8]

Mazzari, Karanka, Guidolin.....

[FurtiveFox]

Gary Neville talks a lot of sense but was a pony manager....

Are you saying he would have been better off being put in charge of an equestrian centre?

[Northolt_Rs]

John Collins ex Hibs manager good technical player who played under Tigana at Monaco. Been out of the management game a while but speaks a lot of sense.

Gary Neville talks a lot of sense but was a pony manager....

[FurtiveFox]

Pinkie

Thought we were talking about replacing the current manager?

[FurtiveFox]

No, it is the club who do both?

We can voice our opinions on the manager and it is up to the club to take action if they deem fit to do so.

I don't want him in charge any longer and will not watch the games until he has gone.

Any new manager is unlikely to persist with a wing back system without wing backs nor misfiring strikers Washington and Mackie,

That will do for me to start with.

This 100%. Nobody has still been able to point to another club in the top two divisions who would touch Ollie. Why should we make do?

[corbray]

Did I just read Kevin Nolan haha you soppy sod and that is why tony should avoid posters opinions

he'd be a better option than ainsworth. notts county were a mess when he took over and heading for non league last season, they're now 2nd and steady on and off the pitch

[Kevin Mcleod]

Ainsworth would be another likeable old school player who would end up never being able to set foot back in the bush after two seasons in charge.