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sb_73 said:
Chris Wilder allegedly ‘interested in QPR job’. Obviously hasn’t been told about the transfer pot yet.
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The what? Are you saying we HAVE a transfer pot. I’m sure I heard someone say we didn’t have a pot to piss in!
 
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Why did Wigan pick Kolo Toure ahead of Neil Critchley and Duncan Ferguson, who were also both keen on the job?
 
Apart from his FFC and CFC connections, why is everyone so against Parker?
And his cardigan, of course.
Bradford City are 5th by the way. I am just saying.......!
 
Kilburn said:
Perhaps available?

Luigi De Canio (born 26 September 1957) is an Italian football manager and a former player who played as a full-back.

Luigi De Canio
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Queens Park Rangers
De Canio was announced as first team coach of English Championship team Queens Park Rangers on 29 October 2007, succeeding the recently sacked John Gregory.[8] He started his QPR experience with a 2–0 home win to Hull City on 3 November.[9] Rangers signed several players during the January transfer window: Ákos Buzsáky who had previously been on loan from Plymouth Argyle, Hogan Ephraim from West Ham, Kieran Lee on loan from Manchester United, Gavin Mahon on loan from Watford, Matthew Connolly from Arsenal, Patrick Agyemang from Preston and Fitz Hall from Wigan. Early in January QPR also managed to secure striker Rowan Vine in a permanent move following his brief loan spell which had ended in December. During his period in charge of the club, De Canio became a very popular figure among the QPR faithful, due to the style and flair he brought back to their game. As a result, he was, along with the club's owners, immortalised in the supporters' song "Gigi De Canio, Bernie and Flavio" (to the tune of La donna è mobile).[10]

De Canio left the club by "mutual consent" after the end of the season in May 2008, having guided them to fourteenth place in the Championship.[11] His record at the club comprised 12 wins, 12 losses and 11 draws in 35 games. It has reported that his return to Italy was partly due to a bid to save his marriage.[12]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luigi_De_Canio
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But did it work? Did he save his marriage? If not and he is foot loose and fancy free, does anyone have a hot Italian looking sister who could be offered up to bring him back?
 
Lads. Isn't it obvious? You know how we broke the mould so often in our recent past? Rodney Marsh, Stan Bowles, Roy Wegerle. The plastic pitch. The first and only team to be mega fined out of existence for breaches of the FFP rules. And we have the perfect introduction with our Chloe Kelly, the woman who singlehandedly won the Euros for the Lionesses. It's got to be Sarina Wiegman
 
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kiwiqpr said:
When was herdman in charge of the nz team
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New Zealand women
Herdman arrived in New Zealand and joined the national association football programme in 2003, initially acting as Coach Education Manager and later as the Director of Football Development. Herdman was head coach for the New Zealand women's national football team from 2006 to 2011. Working with the national women's teams, he led the U-20 squad to the World Championship in 2006 and the later renamed U-20 World Cup in 2010. He also guided the senior squad to the FIFA Women's World Cups in 2007 and 2011 as well as the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.[4][5][6]

During his time in New Zealand, Herdman played amateur football for NRFL Division 2 club Hibiscus Coast.[7]


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand_women's_national_football_team
 
Kilburn said:
New Zealand women
Herdman arrived in New Zealand and joined the national association football programme in 2003, initially acting as Coach Education Manager and later as the Director of Football Development. Herdman was head coach for the New Zealand women's national football team from 2006 to 2011. Working with the national women's teams, he led the U-20 squad to the World Championship in 2006 and the later renamed U-20 World Cup in 2010. He also guided the senior squad to the FIFA Women's World Cups in 2007 and 2011 as well as the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.[4][5][6]

During his time in New Zealand, Herdman played amateur football for NRFL Division 2 club Hibiscus Coast.[7]


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand_women's_national_football_team
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If he has under-21/B-team experience he could manage the 1st-team, womens team and the youth team.
One man 3 jobs! Perfect cost-cutting exercise, Hoos will be right on it :emoticon-0100-smile
 
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