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A lot of people dismiss Dowie but he got Palace into the Prem he took them from 19th in the table into the play offs winning 17 out of 23 games after taking over in December 2003, his win percentage isn't much different to that of Johnson's or O'Driscoll's.
maybe he is for money and wants back in the job. been out a while so may want a new challenge with a team who could and should be doing well in our league with the budget we got. should be one of the easier jobs in our league!
Well I don't envy Higgs and co I wouldn't want to be in there shoes right now choosing a new manager they have to get it right this time surely. Anyway my choice would be from Sean O'Driscoll, Ian Dowie or Peter Reid.
I like the look of Peter Reid as Director of Football with Andy Tillson as First Team coach. However if we don't go down that route again then it should be Peter Reid.
Been thinking about Keith Curle with Tillson as assistant:
-Bristolian
-ex-player with Rovers (and City)
-played at top level - Man.City
-ex-defender...we need defence sorted
-lower league managerial experience with Mansfield, Chester and TORQUAY
-coaching experience with QPR in Championship and Premier League
Tillson has his coaching experience with Team Bath and Exeter
Worth thinking about ?
chris i hope you get reidy, i have been tipping him since ridsdale and the adminstrator brendon guilfoyle sacked him. and much good it did plymouth getting rid. i suspect it was the cost of his wages that caused him to be sacked. any way good luck, anyone except gary johnson.
excuse the invasion, the last n/ireland manager laurie sanchez now manages barnet and the latest n/ireland manager is probably looking for club management having recently left his post and may have applied for the gas job. ian worthington, i think he has managed norwich city previously.