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Poll Question: Which category below will the new manager likely come from?
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    Posted: 20 Nov 2022 at 11:05pm
Be interesting to get peoples consensus on where the next manager will  come from (whenever Kenny does go)

Example candidates:

A - Steve Bruce, Big Sam, Neil Leonnon 
B - Lee Carsley, Brian Barry Murphy, Stephen Bradley
C - Robbie Keane, Damien Duff
D - Bielsa 

A for me seems the most likely, but the worst scenario. Bargin basement shopping again to paper over cracks. sh*t football from semi retarded hasbeens.

B makes most sense IMO, although you could argue it would result in another Kenny situation (lack of top level managerial experience being detrimental.

C would be a car crash. Just no.

D would be great with the right candidate but the money just simply isn't there to attract anyone half decent 
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I'm not engaging in a referendum over the managers job because of a couple of friendlies. Inane stuff on here tonight.
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Not sure I'd agree with your poll options having Lennon in English part?

Not that I'd want Lennon 
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Steven Gerrard would be a popular choice. 





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Originally posted by Greenie50 Greenie50 wrote:

I'm not engaging in a referendum over the managers job because of a couple of friendlies. Inane stuff on here tonight.
If only it was a couple of friendlies not years of failure and mostly losses.
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Originally posted by Greenie50 Greenie50 wrote:

I'm not engaging in a referendum over the managers job because of a couple of friendlies. Inane stuff on here tonight.


Right, because up to this point his reign has been a triumph 
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not being funny here but kenny is twice the manager bradley is. 
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Before people start attacking Big Sam and other English managers they should realise they'd probably turn us down now. It's not the same job as before Kenny took over. We've gone so far backwards I'm not sure we could attract English championship managers. 
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Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Steven Gerrard would be a popular choice. 





We could do a lot worse than Gerrard, but again I doubt he'd take it.
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Originally posted by Green Man Green Man wrote:

Originally posted by Trap junior Trap junior wrote:

Steven Gerrard would be a popular choice. 





We could do a lot worse than Gerrard, but again I doubt he'd take it.
We wouldn't have the money to pay Gerrard for a month, let alone years
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The FAI will need someone to fill the seats in the stadium. So I'm sure Roy Keane and even Gerrard will be on their list. 

It's very hard to say who we should go for, we have no idea who even wants the job. Probably very few of the names in this thread would want it. 
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Domenico Tedesco...would file him under left field.. Has turned around every team he has gone too in a very very short period Schalke, Leipzig, Spartak etc.Young manager who adapts to the players he has at his disposal. Especially at Schalke when he couldnt sign players and had to make do with what he had. Could probably pass on knowledge of the underage coaching systems in Germany and try and apply best practices in grassroots here. But zero chance we could afford him.
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Ange Postecoglou but we have now dropped beneath his level
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Leam Richardson worth a mention?
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Jim Goodwin if he'd take it.
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Originally posted by SeaSharp SeaSharp wrote:

Jim Goodwin if he'd take it.

Was just about to to post this.

Jim Goodwin or Michael O'Neill
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Originally posted by B6 6HE B6 6HE wrote:

Originally posted by SeaSharp SeaSharp wrote:

Jim Goodwin if he'd take it.

Was just about to to post this.

Jim Goodwin or Michael O'Neill


I think Goodwin wouldn't touch it unfortunately. He's got a budding career going for him, he'd be mad to throw it away to come manage us.
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Originally posted by Bandwagon Bandwagon wrote:

Leam Richardson worth a mention?


Definitely but he's a young coach so likely will wait for club offers.

Could probably count Carsley and BBM out. Southgate was on 500k a year before getting the senior job so Carsley is on decent wages with a handy commute. City surely pay decent wages and BBM probably lives locally too.
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