SmokeyGB
26-12-2007, 17:26
If MM is given the boot within the Next few weeks who would you like at the Wolves....
Big Sam
Paul Ince
Stuart Baxter
Larrie Sanchez
Other ?
Big Sam
Paul Ince
Stuart Baxter
Larrie Sanchez
Other ?
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LG Wolf
26-12-2007, 17:28
Only one candidate on that list, Paul Ince.
The Vicar
26-12-2007, 17:29
Isn't keeping Big Mick an option?
Hatch End Wolf
26-12-2007, 17:30
Big Sam, but dispite his present problems he's still too highly rated to come to a struggling Championship club.
Poole Wolf
26-12-2007, 17:30
Paul Ince but we won't get him now - Moxey's screwed up already
KAZZZZ
26-12-2007, 17:31
If MM is given the boot within the Next few weeks who would you like at the Wolves....
Big Sam
Paul Ince
Stuart Baxter
Larrie Sanchez
Other ?
FEW WEEKS??? i expect to have a statement by club tomorrow
Big Sam
Paul Ince
Stuart Baxter
Larrie Sanchez
Other ?
FEW WEEKS??? i expect to have a statement by club tomorrow
LG Wolf
26-12-2007, 17:32
FEW WEEKS??? i expect to have a statement by club tomorrow
That won't happen, similar result/performance on Saturday will be the last straw IMO.
That won't happen, similar result/performance on Saturday will be the last straw IMO.
direwolf
26-12-2007, 17:32
It has to be Larrie as he is the only one who has managed a national side.
The Vicar
26-12-2007, 17:33
Now is the winter of our discontent
Made dreadful christmas by this son of Barnsley
Made dreadful christmas by this son of Barnsley
LG Wolf
26-12-2007, 17:33
It has to be Larrie as he is the only one who has managed a national side.
As your name suggests, a dire post.
As your name suggests, a dire post.
The Vicar
26-12-2007, 17:34
Surely Billy Davies, then we will have a manager who moans as much as the supporters.
Adrian_Monk
26-12-2007, 17:35
add stuart gray to that list. He interviewed very well last time around. Other candidates perhaps include tony pulis, darius kubicki, graeme souness, billy davies or joe royle. How about kevin cullis? Local lad who did a tremendous job in charge of stourbridge cobras, and his name certainly fits. Anyone thinking allardyce needs a reality check.
KAZZZZ
26-12-2007, 17:35
That won't happen, similar result/performance on Saturday will be the last straw IMO.
well i want a manager who can make a attacking easy to watch team, not a bunch of grinders.
none of the above
well i want a manager who can make a attacking easy to watch team, not a bunch of grinders.
none of the above
LG Wolf
26-12-2007, 17:37
How about kevin cullis? Local lad who did a tremendous job in charge of stourbridge cobras, and his name certainly fits.
:eek:
:eek:
Taffywolf
26-12-2007, 17:37
If MM is given the boot within the Next few weeks who would you like at the Wolves....
Big Sam
Paul Ince
Stuart Baxter
Larrie Sanchez
Other ?
No
Yes
No
No
Billy Davies is another who knows this league inside out and is available, Chris Coleman is doing well in Spain and unsettled. He also did an amazing job at Fulham with no money.
My fav would be Incey followed by Coleman
Big Sam
Paul Ince
Stuart Baxter
Larrie Sanchez
Other ?
No
Yes
No
No
Billy Davies is another who knows this league inside out and is available, Chris Coleman is doing well in Spain and unsettled. He also did an amazing job at Fulham with no money.
My fav would be Incey followed by Coleman
bod101
26-12-2007, 17:41
as i have suggested for the last two appointements...
gary johnson
or
jean tigana
gary johnson
or
jean tigana
Taffywolf
26-12-2007, 17:43
as i have suggested for the last two appointements...
gary johnson
or
jean tigana
Don't think G Johnson would leave B City to join us now..
gary johnson
or
jean tigana
Don't think G Johnson would leave B City to join us now..
Oldgold Wolfcub
26-12-2007, 17:44
What we need is a Board who can finally choose a good manager. They are the ones who should have the contacts, knowledge, etc to make the decision.
However a name I would always be interested in is Gary McAllistair.
However a name I would always be interested in is Gary McAllistair.
one4canel
26-12-2007, 17:45
already been sorted
king kevin keegan to the rescue
king kevin keegan to the rescue
306NOTOUT
26-12-2007, 17:54
already been sorted
king kevin keegan to the rescue
"I'll tell you what, I would absolutely love it"
King Kev for me:D
king kevin keegan to the rescue
"I'll tell you what, I would absolutely love it"
King Kev for me:D
Bevan
26-12-2007, 17:55
already been sorted
king kevin keegan to the rescue
Is the the Ince/Keegan dream team that was discussed a few days ago?
king kevin keegan to the rescue
Is the the Ince/Keegan dream team that was discussed a few days ago?
goldfish
26-12-2007, 18:06
I believe the collected wisdom of Molineux Mix should be given a chance. We buy players, sell players and use the infamous commentary threads to vote on tactical changes and substitutions.
Papper
26-12-2007, 18:08
What we need is a Board who can finally choose a good manager. They are the ones who should have the contacts, knowledge, etc to make the decision.
However a name I would always be interested in is Gary McAllistair.
You can't even spell his name right you buffoon.
However a name I would always be interested in is Gary McAllistair.
You can't even spell his name right you buffoon.
Taffywolf
26-12-2007, 18:11
You can't even spell his name right you buffoon.
Does it really matter? You know who he means...
Does it really matter? You know who he means...
Oldgold Wolfcub
26-12-2007, 18:20
You can't even spell his name right you buffoon.
Then why not spell it for us all to know what a wise man you are. BTW is buffoon a type of hair do or is it the name for a Mick McCarthy sock puppet because I am just wondering if it is you that is the buffoon?
Then why not spell it for us all to know what a wise man you are. BTW is buffoon a type of hair do or is it the name for a Mick McCarthy sock puppet because I am just wondering if it is you that is the buffoon?
Dr Wolfenstein
26-12-2007, 18:21
You can't even spell his name right you buffoon.
We've already had 'Woves' & 'Larrie Sanchez' in this thread, so don't be surprised.
We've already had 'Woves' & 'Larrie Sanchez' in this thread, so don't be surprised.
Oldgold Wolfcub
26-12-2007, 18:22
Does it really matter? You know who he means...
Thanks Taffywolf he just gets upset because some posters on here think he is really Thick Mick.
Thanks Taffywolf he just gets upset because some posters on here think he is really Thick Mick.
Papper
26-12-2007, 18:46
Is the the Ince/Keegan dream team that was discussed a few days ago?
I think Ince and Keegan might disagree there.
I think Ince and Keegan might disagree there.
Papper
26-12-2007, 18:52
Thanks Taffywolf he just gets upset because some posters on here think he is really Thick Mick.
Yes, i'm absolutely gutted - can't believe how my methods of non-detection were fruitless. I'm typing to you now on the team coach and feel i must come clean. Are you happy now?
Yes, i'm absolutely gutted - can't believe how my methods of non-detection were fruitless. I'm typing to you now on the team coach and feel i must come clean. Are you happy now?
MK Panther
26-12-2007, 18:53
What about Yurgain Clingsman, sorry about the spelling. I don't want to be called a buffhoon.
Oldgold Wolfcub
26-12-2007, 19:08
Yes, i'm absolutely gutted - can't believe how my methods of non-detection were fruitless. I'm typing to you now on the team coach and feel i must come clean. Are you happy now?
As one buffoon to another I am delighted you will be clean for the new year. :D
As one buffoon to another I am delighted you will be clean for the new year. :D
geowolf
26-12-2007, 19:20
Chris Coleman for me.
Wednesbury Wolf
26-12-2007, 19:39
Chris Coleman for me.
Seconded.
Seconded.
As High as a Kightly
26-12-2007, 19:41
Stuart Baxter!!! I wish his name would stop cropping up!
Anyone for Steve McClown?
Anyone for Steve McClown?
Space Wolf
26-12-2007, 19:46
Anyone for Steve McClown?
Don't even joke about it.
Don't even joke about it.
Harlow Wolf
26-12-2007, 19:48
What about John Collins from Hibs - assuming he doesn't go to Fulham he's got to be worth a look.
UEAwolf
26-12-2007, 19:50
Chris Coleman.
We need to get a manager in who plays football on the floor--Bolton exlcuded, I cant think of one PL team who is succesful at playing the long ball.
We need to get a manager in who plays football on the floor--Bolton exlcuded, I cant think of one PL team who is succesful at playing the long ball.
Black Suit
26-12-2007, 19:52
How about Liverpool? SG does little else.
tezread
26-12-2007, 22:08
Anyone who is tactically astute, full of ideas, ready to learn and who has the guts to stand up for themselves and the team
cooper_J
26-12-2007, 22:48
Wow, another new manager thread. Just what we all needed.
This topic is the equivalent of turkey - no matter how you try and present it differently for days on end it is still the same. Dry and boring.
This topic is the equivalent of turkey - no matter how you try and present it differently for days on end it is still the same. Dry and boring.
Black Suit
27-12-2007, 02:49
Wow, another new manager thread. Just what we all needed.
This topic is the equivalent of turkey - no matter how you try and present it differently for days on end it is still the same. Dry and boring.
Just learn to cook a little better! Turkey does not have to be dry and tasteless. Likewise this subject needn't be dry and boring.
This topic is the equivalent of turkey - no matter how you try and present it differently for days on end it is still the same. Dry and boring.
Just learn to cook a little better! Turkey does not have to be dry and tasteless. Likewise this subject needn't be dry and boring.
Polak
27-12-2007, 02:54
Chris Coleman for me.
Definately would be my first choice, followed closely by Paul Ince
Definately would be my first choice, followed closely by Paul Ince
