New Manager Ideas
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Who said that? I asked you a follow up question (you know, part of a debate..) and you made some strange time zone comment.
im not trying to make a dawson in or out debate
but why is his position seemingly untouchable? hes the one constant between different managers, with most being failures
Our squad is, when fit. But did you see the team we put out yesterday.
I’d just like a manager that allows defenders to be defenders and allows midfielders to play in midfield.
Maybe we're going to get one.
Haven't we got this bloke from Stoke who's meant to be some sort of genius?
Skubala I think would be on the radar, as would Matt Bloomfield. I would suspect Des Buckingham at Oxford would also be on their shortlist and I really hope their number 1 target is Jimmy Thelin at Aberdeen, but I doubt he'll leave them without a huge payrise.
If he wanted to go foreign (which I don't think would be a popular choice), there's a Faroese manager at AIK in Sweden (step up @Febbos and @Stockholm Tiger ) who has done extraordinarily well so far in his short career. Mjikkal Thomassen took semi pro Faroese club KI Klaksvik to a Europa League playoff place and won them their first title in 20 years, then led Fredrikstad to the Norweigian top flight for the first time in 11 years before taking over at AIK, where he took them from 11th to 3rd after they had a **** start to the season. His average win ratio is 58%, which is pretty impressive.
If he wanted to go foreign (which I don't think would be a popular choice), there's a Faroese manager at AIK in Sweden (step up @Febbos and @Stockholm Tiger ) who has done extraordinarily well so far in his short career. Mjikkal Thomassen took semi pro Faroese club KI Klaksvik to a Europa League playoff place and won them their first title in 20 years, then led Fredrikstad to the Norweigian top flight for the first time in 11 years before taking over at AIK, where he took them from 11th to 3rd after they had a **** start to the season. His average win ratio is 58%, which is pretty impressive.
