Who, of currently unemployed candidates would be on your short list of, say, 3? Assume Joka won't be. In no particular order I'd have David Moyes, Andre Villas-Boas and Giovanni van Bronckhorst . (GVB not unemployed at the moment but has apparently said he's leaving Feyenoord this year)
Not Moyes in a million years.
Quote from: grandad on February 16, 2019, 04:10:34 PM
Not Moyes in a million years.
I love your positivity! 😉
Former France and Paris St-Germain boss Laurent Blanc, 53, has hired a leading football agency to help find him a job in the Premier League.
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Not Moyes in a million years.
I love your positivity! 😉
Positively one of the worst journey men managers.
Oh terrible, with over 900 games as a manager and a win rate of 42%!
For me none of them, don't know enough about GVB to form an opinion.
AVB, would be out of his depth, his man management is poor.
As for Cods Eyes, amongst so many other reasons, he has an attitude problem and the last individual apart from Magath, I would not want to see striding through the gates of CC.
Plus he is currently occupying a fishmongers slab somewhere up in Fleetwood. He got transfered there after upsetting a Smoked Haddock in Grimsby.
Quote from: f321ffc on February 16, 2019, 04:27:25 PM
Former France and Paris St-Germain boss Laurent Blanc, 53, has hired a leading football agency to help find him a job in the Premier League.
Yes, I read that recently but that presupposes we will be in the Prem!
Conte
Definitely not Moyes please.
Mavis Blenkinthorpe,and her sssistant Ruby Tinkerbottom,currently have the Halifax Under 10's girls side unbeaten in 23 games.
Might be worth a shout.👱
Montella is unemployed and available, why do they have to be unemployed by the way?
I said ages ago Wagner, and the reason why is he knows the Championship and gets commitment and a good team spirit. But to be fair there is an element of luck for any manager in the Champ.
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I said ages ago Wagner, and the reason why is he knows the Championship and gets commitment and a good team spirit. But to be fair there is an element of luck for any manager in the Champ.
I work with a terriers supporter who used to go up for every weekend game. He thinks very highly of Wagner and thinks with a club with a bit more money to spend he would do well.
I thought they played some good football in the championship, and last season did way beyond expectation but could not strengthen this summer.
So he may be a decent choice.
Wagner for me.
Has to be some one with a recent winning record in the champilnship.
He also needs to be able to select his own transfer targets.
To deviate from this would be to yet again repeat previous mistakes.
Mourinho
Who in their right mind would risk having this shambles on their CV !!
Ok it's dream time.
Eddie Howe is Mr Bournemouth........ but if we show him the plans and offer him one of the apartments along with an attractive salary and a much better playing budget he surely must leave the 10k ground that is the Vitality at some point. England job is too early for him and his signing of Brooks, Nat Clyne and Lewis Cook are just the sort we need.
I know, I know ..... why would he leave the Premier League????? .....Well it is dream time
Lee Johnson
I think David Wagner would be the ideal candidate and would appear to be a pretty good fit for us. He knows the Championship well and what is required to get out of it. What he has achieved in English football so far has been on a far more restricted budget than he would have at Fulham and he would likely attract the right sort of players to the club as well.
I'd be interested to see what the club would do in the increasingly unlikely event that we stay up. Should the miracle of miracles occur and we find ourselves in the PL next season Eddie Howe (as someone posted earlier) could be a viable shout. With all due respect to Bournemouth he will have taken them to a level this season that he won't be able to repeat ever again. Despite his achievements there I still cannot see one of the top PL clubs going for him until he has repeated his success at a 'bigger' club than Bournemouth. That could be Fulham IF we survive this season.
Really don't get the Wagner thing, we beat his teams easily in the championship when they got promoted with s negative goal difference. I would rather have Slav back with more say in transfer dealings.
1. Wagner
2. Big Sam
3. Montella
Tigana
A big, big, risk whoever we appoint. Just look at the managers appointed by Khan, not that good were they.
I actually thought Ranieri was a good appointment so I am certainly not going to make any more suggestions.
I really like the football Alex Neal plays with Preston. They're stylish but aggressive! With a few quid I think he would take us back up !
As far as I can tell Wagner seems to be the most popular choice solely based on finishing 5th in the Championship the season before last. Well Lee Johnson's Bristol have been there or thereabouts for the last couple of seasons albeit falling away towards the end of the season. If he gets them into the play-offs this season then for me, his CV is just as strong as Wagner's. And that's with the added difficulty of Bristol having 3 key players, Bryan, Flint and Reid, poached by bigger clubs in the summer. He also has the added bonus of being English, and not having walked away from his last job because he can't handle "the rigours of football management" (which is surely a pretty massive red flag for Wagner, by the way).
So Johnson wouldn't be my choice but I can't see why he should be behind Wagner on the list.
I dont understand the aggression towards Moyes. If he could turn Fulham into Everton everyone on here would be happy. Not sure if he can though, to be honest. I have not seen any names mentioned which could do better than Moyes.
Mark Hughes is available.... :005:
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer cos, lets be honest, he won't get the united job.
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Lee Johnson
+1
why?
Could you tell what kind of style he likes his teams to play?
A winning style, at the moment.
Plus the fact that his dad and all his family support fulham as well as him so would give everything.
however i think wagner would be a great appointment
I think that Johnson, Wagner, Moyes (Allardyce, though I can barely bring myself to type his name), all come into the unadventurous 'worthy but dull' category of appointments. I'd prefer a more imaginative far-seeing move, hence my suggestion for AVB or GVB (initals are entirely coincidental!). That said, we're probably all completely wrong.
Quote from: jarv on February 17, 2019, 08:07:05 PM
I dont understand the aggression towards Moyes. If he could turn Fulham into Everton everyone on here would be happy. Not sure if he can though, to be honest. I have not seen any names mentioned which could do better than Moyes.
Everton were already Everton before Moyes arrived ! No one can turn a club of Fulham's size into Everton !
Moyes like Mourinho is old hat ! He won't get us up !
Slavisa.(don't think he'd come back however)
There is a chap that is semi-retired up north. Perhaps he's up for a swan song. Some call him Old Red Nose.
Well, makes as much sense as others on here.
Yh AVB would be unreal but he rejected us in Prem so why would he join us in champ?
Wagner would be good as would Karanka, Carvalhal would be good. Oscar Garcia would be good and I remember seeing CK say it was between him and Slavisa as the club wanted someone who could implement a possession based style. That's just managers off my head with Champ experience.
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Lee Johnson
+1
why?
Could you tell what kind of style he likes his teams to play?
A winning style, at the moment.
Heard a Bristol City supporting sports journalist on the radio last week, his name escapes me. He said theyre playing some great football & Johnson has done a brilliant job after losing their 3 best players
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Lee Johnson
+1
why?
Could you tell what kind of style he likes his teams to play?
A winning style, at the moment.
Heard a Bristol City supporting sports journalist on the radio last week, his name escapes me. He said theyre playing some great football & Johnson has done a brilliant job after losing their 3 best players
Lee Johnson for me, I wouldn't touch AVB with a barge pole, the mans toxic.
Quote from: hovewhite on February 18, 2019, 05:32:43 PM
Slavisa.(don't think he'd come back however)
Beg his forgiveness and get him in on a long, lucrative deal!
The owners would need to lett him have a bigger say in player ins and outs as they will trying to attract anyone.
Other than that get back the other best footballing manager we have seen (as someone has suggested)....
Jean Tigana!
If OGS doesn't get the United gigg, he might fancy a stint in the capital.
Quote from: Southcoastffc on February 16, 2019, 04:04:35 PM
Who, of currently unemployed candidates would be on your short list of, say, 3? Assume Joka won't be. In no particular order I'd have David Moyes, Andre Villas-Boas and Giovanni van Bronckhorst . (GVB not unemployed at the moment but has apparently said he's leaving Feyenoord this year)
Please explain what management/tactical characteristics of David Moyes would make you want him as Fulham's manager.
Hell...I'd triple Joka's salary and beg him to come back before I'd even consider Moyes.
:Get Coat gif: 064.gif 049:gif ok, forgive me for being a Moyes promoter. I agree with the rest of you now.
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Quote from: Southcoastffc on February 16, 2019, 04:04:35 PM
Who, of currently unemployed candidates would be on your short list of, say, 3? Assume Joka won't be. In no particular order I'd have David Moyes, Andre Villas-Boas and Giovanni van Bronckhorst . (GVB not unemployed at the moment but has apparently said he's leaving Feyenoord this year)
Please explain what management/tactical characteristics of David Moyes would make you want him as Fulham's manager.
Hell...I'd triple Joka's salary and beg him to come back before I'd even consider Moyes.
As said above, IMO he'd be a worthy but uninspiring appointment. But with over 900 games as a manager and a win rate of 42%, he'd be in with a shout. Perhaps you'd please explain what management/tactical characteristics of David Moyes would not make you consider as Fulham's manager?
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Quote from: Southcoastffc on February 16, 2019, 04:04:35 PM
Who, of currently unemployed candidates would be on your short list of, say, 3? Assume Joka won't be. In no particular order I'd have David Moyes, Andre Villas-Boas and Giovanni van Bronckhorst . (GVB not unemployed at the moment but has apparently said he's leaving Feyenoord this year)
Please explain what management/tactical characteristics of David Moyes would make you want him as Fulham's manager.
Hell...I'd triple Joka's salary and beg him to come back before I'd even consider Moyes.
As said above, IMO he'd be a worthy but uninspiring appointment. But with over 900 games as a manager and a win rate of 42%, he'd be in with a shout. Perhaps you'd please explain what management/tactical characteristics of David Moyes would not make you consider as Fulham's manager?
He's a reactive manager. He reacts to the strengths of the opposition instead of developing a team identity and running with it.
Slav, on the other hand...even though he lacks Moyes experience, he has an identity. His teams have a style of play that Slav wants to implement.
Whomever comes into fill Claudio's shoes in the Championship, I hope will have a distinct identity for the teams style of play and will make the other teams adjust to playing us. Not the other way around.
imo.
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Quote from: Southcoastffc on February 16, 2019, 04:04:35 PM
Who, of currently unemployed candidates would be on your short list of, say, 3? Assume Joka won't be. In no particular order I'd have David Moyes, Andre Villas-Boas and Giovanni van Bronckhorst . (GVB not unemployed at the moment but has apparently said he's leaving Feyenoord this year)
Please explain what management/tactical characteristics of David Moyes would make you want him as Fulham's manager.
Hell...I'd triple Joka's salary and beg him to come back before I'd even consider Moyes.
As said above, IMO he'd be a worthy but uninspiring appointment. But with over 900 games as a manager and a win rate of 42%, he'd be in with a shout. Perhaps you'd please explain what management/tactical characteristics of David Moyes would not make you consider as Fulham's manager?
He's a reactive manager. He reacts to the strengths of the opposition instead of developing a team identity and running with it.
Slav, on the other hand...even though he lacks Moyes experience, he has an identity. His teams have a style of play that Slav wants to implement.
Whomever comes into fill Claudio's shoes in the Championship, I hope will have a distinct identity for the teams style of play and will make the other teams adjust to playing us. Not the other way around.
imo.
Loved the game V QPR last year when they worked out the high press got us in an almighty mess!
Just remember Betts passing to Ream and Odoi who were practically pegged back into their own corner flags!
