Ex-Manager Thread

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Who would you have as our next Manager


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Monk on Saintsweb says Stones wants out. You can take that as gospel as fairly certain he's never been wrong.

Lol Koeman, different club, same old ****.

Mmm... seeing as this lad is being touted as key to England's future, I wouldn't mind him having a season under Koeman. Would learn far more than he did with Martinez.
 
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Monk on Saintsweb says Stones wants out. You can take that as gospel as fairly certain he's never been wrong.

Lol Koeman, different club, same old ****.
Stones has wanted out since last summer when his head was turned.

In fairness he's just got on with it, but he's not signed a new deal and he's got 2 years left. So he either commits or he's sold this summer.

If he goes for £40m+ I can't say I'll be arsed tbh.
 
Sotonsaint, you are a bit of a worry wart aren't you? That's plenty of time. The players will be back mid July for pre-season and away we go.

I've never been called a " worry wart" before so thats a new one on me <laugh>

No I just like life kept simple, so god knows why I'm a saints fan.
 
Just thrown my hat into the ring:

Dear Les,

Regarding your advert for a young, ambitious manager looking to take the next step and build a legacy at a rapidly growing organisation who do things in the right way, I would like to formally apply for the post.

I'm a vivacious character, both determined and inspiring who enjoys a challenge. Especially if that challenge's name is Victor Wanyama. I'll convince him to sign by spiking his pasta with a sauce whose tomatoness can only be beaten by the loyalty it inspires within the eater. I also hear you have another problematic member of staff called Mane. Well, I have a plan for him too. Rumour has it that he's one of the good guys when it comes to signing autographs and the like for kids so we simply line the streets from here to Manchester with children keen for his signature. By the time he's through, the season will have re-commenced and Sadio will still be a Saints player.

Moreover, I am not a complete and utter snake. If I sign a 3 year deal, I'll be keeping to it. No lower mid-table team will be able to pry me away from European football and the country's finest academy. Nope, not even to a city which has 5 of the UK's 20 most deprived areas, even though I've heard that my Southern pound could buy me a farm and horses up there. Not interested.

Finally, I'm a natural born winner and happy to call myself San Joé if it makes me sound more like your cup of tea.

I look forward to your formal written invitation for interview.

Kind regards,
San Joé
 
May be true, but that journalist isn't very reliable. All this sensationalist and cliched stuff about every player wanting to leave. No foundation whatsoever.

Love how all the players are 'now unsettled' - presumably as of a day or two ago, they moved immediately from a settled state to an unsettled state. Obviously it is only the most high profile and desirable ones who have been shuttled quickly into this state. Whether shifting uneasily on their poolside loungers, or having breakdowns in their tournament training groups, The Mirror has tabs on each and every one of their mental states.
 
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