I see that Gary O'Neil is currently second favourite with the bookies. Yet I don't think I've heard his name mentioned once, by anyone.
I see that Gary O'Neil is currently second favourite with the bookies. Yet I don't think I've heard his name mentioned once, by anyone.
But then again:-Don’t look like Rohl is going there then.
RB Leipzig are interested in appointing ex-Arsenal and Spain midfielder Cesc Fabregas, who is currently in charge of Como, as their new manager. (Calciomercato - in Italian), external
I was saying to my son yesterday that if it is to be an out of work manager like Cooper, Dyche etc, you’d probably expect to see them in the directors box at either the City or Arsenal game?As you’d expect them to want to have a proper match situation look at the current crop of ****. If not, you’d imagine the next manager is currently in a job.
See that a lot of the Sheff Wed fans are starting to turn on Röhl after a run of poor results and performances. I suppose it’s natural when as a fan base you know the manager will be leaving in the summer, and throw in that players aren’t getting paid on time, and also know that the manager is leaving, doesn’t exactly add up to a winning die hard formula.
Also note that rumours are that DR’s assisiatnt (Pederson), is being tipped to replace him there as the new manager, keeping Powell with him, so meaning Rohl would not be leaving with all of his coaching staff.
Does this make sense as I think Southampton would want to keep Rusk at the club as he can’t really go back to U23 manager? Also a place on the coaching staff for Lallana if Rohl is the new manager?
Very True, but doesn’t mean a couple will stay, especially if Pederson gets the managers job as mooted by several SW fans?All of Rohl's coaching staff are out of contract at the end of the season.
See that a lot of the Sheff Wed fans are starting to turn on Röhl after a run of poor results and performances. I suppose it’s natural when as a fan base you know the manager will be leaving in the summer, and throw in that players aren’t getting paid on time, and also know that the manager is leaving, doesn’t exactly add up to a winning die hard formula.
Also note that rumours are that DR’s assisiatnt (Pederson), is being tipped to replace him there as the new manager, keeping Powell with him, so meaning Rohl would not be leaving with all of his coaching staff.
Does this make sense as I think Southampton would want to keep Rusk at the club as he can’t really go back to U23 manager? Also a place on the coaching staff for Lallana if Rohl is the new manager?
Nah, SR will tell that not to waste their time watching a match, they can just come to this wonderful forum instead to gain some insightful analysis. At least they should do if they have any sense!
I just want a manager with a flexible system who puts round pegs in round holes. That is it.
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This bloke is such a tool. Good job most of the stuff he comes out with is bollocks.

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This bloke is such a tool. Good job most of the stuff he comes out with is bollocks.
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This bloke is such a tool. Good job most of the stuff he comes out with is bollocks.
Doesn't sound as though SR are even considering Steve Cooper. Can't say it surprises me mind you, given their managerial recruitment so far.
Doesn't sound as though SR are even considering Steve Cooper. Can't say it surprises me mind you, given their managerial recruitment so far.
Doesn't sound as though SR are even considering Steve Cooper. Can't say it surprises me mind you, given their managerial recruitment so far.