Next Man in the hotseat

Says who?

 

To the dole queue.

 

Tek 'im in a heartbeat

 

Logically Holloway would be a coup but he'd be far from the top of my list.

 

I don’t want Holloway at all.

Think the bloke is a clown.

 

I was joking. Whatever his management attributes are, the bloke's an idiot. People laugh at him, not with him

 

How about Neil Lennon if his fallout with Hibs goes through.

Done a great job, got them playing good football, and am sure he would love another crack south of the border.

Just a thought. A would give him a shot.

Bart

 

Not for me I think I he's as unstable mentally as Holloway and didn't have a lot of success last time he managed South of the border, Bolton wasn't it if my memory serves me correctly.

 

According to talksport the other day our new owner in waiting is good friends with Glenn Hoddle. I'm not sure if that is of any significance.

 

God help us

 

Maybe to give some expert advice.

 

Moyes might be free soon, heard he's done an alright job at WH..... Anyone think we should take a look ?

Give oshea and catts a new contract, bring rodders back into the team and Moyes as manager. Bloody dream team that.

No? No one?

 

I know it was tongue in cheek but no chance for me.

That West Ham squad didn't really need Moyes to get them out of any predicament, there was more than enough quality there.

 

Haha, I just can't get over the BBC coverage of it, as though moyes performed a miracle and has drastically improved them.

 

Everton fans not happy with Big Sam's style of football so he is available again but doubt he would come back to us in the third even if the new owners could afford him.

 

If you believe what you read he was on 6 million. Unsure if that was per year or if he kept them up? either way i'm guessing its out of our price range.

 

Sure is

 

Never gets a proper go of it does he Allardyce. Sometimes it's his own fault like the England job but one way or another despite doing a good job he's not allowed to stick it out.

Seems to me like his teams do worse after he leaves but I can't say I've researched it so might be talking bollocks.

 

I'm pretty sure that's true.

We certainly did. I also thought we had a lot less injuries when he was manager, either before or after.

Grasping at straws here, but he's 63 and just got 6 million. Could he be tempted to taste on a last project before retirement, low wage but bonus for promotions? Probably not, but I can dream

 

Can't imagine he got £6m mate. He was only there 6 months.