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Who Do You Want To Be In Charge Next Season?

Discussion in 'Newcastle United' started by Joelinton's Right Foot, Apr 13, 2014.

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Who Do You Want To Be In Charge Next Season

  1. Alan Pardew

  2. Peter Beardsley

  3. Roberto Di Matteo

  4. Chris Hughton

  5. Neil Lennon

  6. Harry RedKnapp

  7. Michael Laudrup

  8. Malky Mackay

  9. Glann Hoddle

  10. Rene Girard

  11. Uwe Rosler

  12. Stuart Pearce

  13. Steve McLaren

  14. A sacked David Moyes?

  15. Other

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  1. LeazesParkProwler

    LeazesParkProwler Active Member

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    Of the potentially attainable managers (i.e. not Pochettino, Klinsmann, Moyes), I'd consider Bruce, Magath and Rosler. Bruce has done a decent job at almost every club he has been at and knows the club inside out. Magath, who would surely be interested in the job if Fulham get relegated, has a good record at numerous clubs and would stand up to Ashley. Rosler, obviously doesn't have the same experience as the other two, but he is intelligent and prefers an offensive and flowing style of football.

    Pardew is a dead duck - even Ashley will now recognise this.
     
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    LeazesParkProwler, Apr 13, 2014
  2. Lieutenant

    Lieutenant Well-Known Member

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    Moyes and Bruce both are talented coaches but neither are particularly keen on watchable football.

    For me the shortlist is:

    Leonardo
    Rosler
    De Boer
     
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    Lieutenant, Apr 13, 2014
  3. Eddie's British Plodders

    Eddie's British Plodders Well-Known Member

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    I've gone for Rosler as a genuinely attainable target, who would hopefully fulfill the distant dream of effective attacking football. Maybe he'd instill some German organisation and efficiency also.
     
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  4. Joelinton's Right Foot

    Joelinton's Right Foot Worth Every Penny

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    Out of interest, why do you think Pochettino is unattainable for us? He's already admitted he could leave Southampton at the end of the season because of Cortese leaving but that he wants to stay in England. Is he out of our league?
     
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  5. Lieutenant

    Lieutenant Well-Known Member

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    No, just out of Ashley's league.

    I suspect Spurs will approach him at the end of this season because Tim Sherwood seems to have really struggled coaching in the Prem.
     
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    Lieutenant, Apr 13, 2014
  6. It's_all_Greek_to_me

    It's_all_Greek_to_me Well-Known Member

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    God he might get ideas

    'Tim Sherwood, up and coming young manager with Premier League experience'
     
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    It's_all_Greek_to_me, Apr 13, 2014
  7. Lieutenant

    Lieutenant Well-Known Member

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    Tim Sherwood ought to try the Championship or League one to hone his craft, Tottenham is too big a project for him right now.
     
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    Lieutenant, Apr 13, 2014
  8. Hugh Briss

    Hugh Briss Well-Known Member

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    Really?

    He picked Ian Dowie as his assistant and pretty much killed his chance with that single appointment.

    Having watched Shearer bore people to tears on MOTD, I have gone off the idea, he lacks personality in my opinion - probably the greatest player we have ever had but I really don't think football management is for him <ok>
     
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    Hugh Briss, Apr 13, 2014
  9. Hugh Briss

    Hugh Briss Well-Known Member

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    I think Steve Clarke was doing a decent job at West Brom and I would happily give him a go.

    Pardew is bang-average, always has been, but with no backing from Ashley, it will make little difference who is in charge.
     
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    Hugh Briss, Apr 13, 2014
  10. mmmkay

    mmmkay Well-Known Member

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    voted other but to be honest I don't care anymore. That's what this regime had done to me!
     
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