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Poll Question: Who will be the next permanent Republic of Ireland manager?
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    Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 4:36pm
I think MON will leave after this campaign. I would like Stephen Kenny to get it, or if not Chris Hughton. It's almost certainly going to be too early for Hughton with Brighton finally in the PL. I think Roy will get it if we qualify for Russia. If we don't, all bets are off.

Could we go English again? Big Sam to redeem himself and show what England missed out on? Flash Arry' after he does a marvellous job of keeping Birmingham up. Maybe El Tel to come out of retirement like a phoenix from the flames if Eamon doesn't scupper him again, or one of the 'young' turks, Sean dyche certainly plays our kind of football. Smile  


Maybe Arsene would take a 7 million pounds pay cut if he decides to sack himself at Arsenal. Smile
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Kenny's carry on and outbursts in the last couple of weeks would put me right off; regardless of what he's achieved with Dundalk.
 
If he can't handle the pressure of being behind Cork in the league, he's not fit to be international manager.
 
As you said if we qualify, Keane should get the opportunity. If not, Hughton or Mick McCarthy for me.
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Id let Keane continue on the work of O'Neill if he was interested, wouldn't be any huge disruption to the team/squad.. Theyd know what hes like/what he wants and itll give Roy a chance to resurrect his managerial career.

Especially if he got a decent number 2 in, he can work along side and gain more from.

Otherwise id give Mick another shot. We'll really be back at another transitional period and I feel he could help us out big time blooding through youth. Have Robbie as his no.2.
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Keane; Still big question marks over whether he can be a good manager, he may well have found his level. He has mellowed though and it certainly isn't as outlandish now as when it has been previously suggested.

Kenny; Became a bit of a media darling in the last few years as results with Dundalk showed he could do no wrong, unfortunately has shown real weakness this year, attacking referees and trying to create a personal spat with Caulfield to deflect from poor results. While I don't think the option of a left-field appointment from the LOI should be ruled out, this one has all the hallmarks of disaster and there is currently nobody else suitable.

Hughton; Has to be first choice. He seems to have developed from the 'negative manager' the Norwich fans saw him as and finishing ahead of a Newcastle side  expected to walk the league is a fine achievement. A lot would depend on what his position is in 12 months time, how much he fancies international management and what sort of salary the FAI can offer.

McCarthy; Much maligned at Ipswich, wrongly in my eyes as he has got them ahead of where their budget would suggest having consistently lost key players. I feel if he left that Ipswich fans would be looking for him back quicker. Regarding Ireland, he may be a good short-stop for a campaign, a safe pair of hands who would keep us competitive. Far from ideal though.

McDermott; A star that briefly shone bright, at one stage I felt his appointment was inevitable, his spell in the Leeds madhouse has derailed his career and it wasn't helped by an uncomfortable second spell at Reading. His earlier achievements at the latter can't be forgotten though and it will be interesting to see what happens for him in the summer. I expect a make or break appointment at a lower-league club where a good performance would have him as a less expensive alternative, something the FAI will certainly take into account.

Sheridan; I take it we were running out of names? If we hire John Sheridan he will end up back at Oldham within six months, probably after another rant at a referee, like this one;
'You're a f****** disgrace, you're f****** useless, you've not f****** got anything right today, you should be f****** ashamed, you're f****** sh*t, my kids aren't going to get any f****** Christmas presents because of f****** you. Mr Sheridan then took his place in the stands for the rest of the game.”

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Some Obscure French Lad; Which one and what has he done? Not Troussier or Houllier though.

If we can keep MON for another two years, with Roy by his side, I think that would be the best option. Providing, of course, we at least make a playoff.


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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Keane; Still big question marks over whether he can be a good manager, he may well have found his level. He has mellowed though and it certainly isn't as outlandish now as when it has been previously suggested.

Kenny; Became a bit of a media darling in the last few years as results with Dundalk showed he could do no wrong, unfortunately has shown real weakness this year, attacking referees and trying to create a personal spat with Caulfield to deflect from poor results. While I don't think the option of a left-field appointment from the LOI should be ruled out, this one has all the hallmarks of disaster and there is currently nobody else suitable.

Hughton; Has to be first choice. He seems to have developed from the 'negative manager' the Norwich fans saw him as and finishing ahead of a Newcastle side  expected to walk the league is a fine achievement. A lot would depend on what his position is in 12 months time, how much he fancies international management and what sort of salary the FAI can offer.

McCarthy; Much maligned at Ipswich, wrongly in my eyes as he has got them ahead of where their budget would suggest having consistently lost key players. I feel if he left that Ipswich fans would be looking for him back quicker. Regarding Ireland, he may be a good short-stop for a campaign, a safe pair of hands who would keep us competitive. Far from ideal though.

McDermott; A star that briefly shone bright, at one stage I felt his appointment was inevitable, his spell in the Leeds madhouse has derailed his career and it wasn't helped by an uncomfortable second spell at Reading. His earlier achievements at the latter can't be forgotten though and it will be interesting to see what happens for him in the summer. I expect a make or break appointment at a lower-league club where a good performance would have him as a less expensive alternative, something the FAI will certainly take into account.

Sheridan; I take it we were running out of names? If we hire John Sheridan he will end up back at Oldham within six months, probably after another rant at a referee, like this one;
'You're a f****** disgrace, you're f****** useless, you've not f****** got anything right today, you should be f****** ashamed, you're f****** sh*t, my kids aren't going to get any f****** Christmas presents because of f****** you. Mr Sheridan then took his place in the stands for the rest of the game.”

Bielsa; Really running out of names. Insert block capital words here and generic SUDAMERICANA nicknames.

Some Obscure French Lad; Which one and what has he done? Not Troussier or Houllier though.

If we can keep MON for another two years, with Roy by his side, I think that would be the best option. Providing, of course, we at least make a playoff.

 

Nicely summed up.

Whenever the job comes up there always seems to be some obscure French manager the FAI are keen on at the start.

Leeds are like the manager destructors. Present incumbent apart, for the moment!

Yeah, I was definitely running out of names. Smile


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Originally posted by belt belt wrote:


Kenny's carry on and outbursts in the last couple of weeks would put me right off; regardless of what he's achieved with Dundalk.
 
If he can't handle the pressure of being behind Cork in the league, he's not fit to be international manager.
 
As you said if we qualify, Keane should get the opportunity. If not, Hughton or Mick McCarthy for me.


Look at Kenny's managerial record at Rovers and Dunfermline.

Diabolical.

Hughton has done a great job with Brighton, but not so great with his previous clubs.

I'd take McCarthy back, or any other manager that plays attractive football.

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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by belt belt wrote:


Kenny's carry on and outbursts in the last couple of weeks would put me right off; regardless of what he's achieved with Dundalk.
 
If he can't handle the pressure of being behind Cork in the league, he's not fit to be international manager.
 
As you said if we qualify, Keane should get the opportunity. If not, Hughton or Mick McCarthy for me.


Look at Kenny's managerial record at Rovers and Dunfermline.

Diabolical.

Hughton has done a great job with Brighton, but not so great with his previous clubs.

I'd take McCarthy back, or any other manager that plays attractive football.

You haven't followed Ipswich much this year then, their fans main issue is the game is played in the sky.

He is very much a pragmatist and will play the football that gets the most out of his players. I don't think thumping it high all the time would have suited the 2 Keanes, Duff, McAteer, Holland etc.
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You're right I haven't.

But I was watching Ireland of old from 2002 and the football we played was excellent.

I know it's a different era with lesser quality players.
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Chris Hughton has to be number 1 but for him to even consider taking us over he'd have to get sacked by Brighton at the same time we're looking for a new manager. He would then appear a less attractive prospect to many. He's certainly the logical choice and we should jump at it when the time comes if he's keen.
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Have to admit I wouldn't be against getting in Allerdyce. I think he could do as good as O'Neill being honest.

Would love to see Robbie Keane as Mick's number two if we got them back.
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Long way to go before we talk of the next manager but for me at the minute Roy Keane is a shoo in.
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Hughton will be sacked by the new year.....he knows the drill
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Originally posted by Stickittotheman Stickittotheman wrote:

Long way to go before we talk of the next manager but for me at the minute Roy Keane is a shoo in.


Are you saying that's what should happen or will happen?
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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by belt belt wrote:


Kenny's carry on and outbursts in the last couple of weeks would put me right off; regardless of what he's achieved with Dundalk.
 
If he can't handle the pressure of being behind Cork in the league, he's not fit to be international manager.
 
As you said if we qualify, Keane should get the opportunity. If not, Hughton or Mick McCarthy for me.



Look at Kenny's managerial record at Rovers and Dunfermline.

Diabolical.

Hughton has done a great job with Brighton, but not so great with his previous clubs.

I'd take McCarthy back, or any other manager that plays attractive football.



Hughton got Birmingham to the playoffs when they were in the sh*t with regards money. Look at them now.

He got promoted with Newcastle and had them mid table when he was sacked. Look at them now.

He had Norwich five points off relation when he was sacked.   Look at them now. Mid table in the championship.   


Basically he has improved every squad he has been at and has all of them in better places then when he took over and where they are now.
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Would like to see houghan get the chance.

But I reckon Roy will be next if O'Neil walks away after Russia.
Too big a jump for Kenny. Maybe the U21's and then assistance manager role.

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To be honest I hope O Neill stays but if he wanted to go I think Hughton is the stand out of the names mentioned if he wanted it. What bout Neil Lennon. Disaster at Bolton but otherwise has a good record and would certainly bring passion
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Originally posted by killer kilbane killer kilbane wrote:

To be honest I hope O Neill stays but if he wanted to go I think Hughton is the stand out of the names mentioned if he wanted it. What bout Neil Lennon. Disaster at Bolton but otherwise has a good record and would certainly bring passion
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