Guus Hiddink
interim manager. 1 name and 1 name only
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Rafa (interim only)
As I say he knows the squad...
As I say he knows the squad...
one name i would like to see come back insome capacity is roy evens? even him as interim i would not be ubhappy
[quote author=redhorizon link=topic=43443.msg1244639#msg1244639 date=1294305215]
one name i would like to see come back insome capacity is roy evens? even him as interim i would not be ubhappy
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your mad.. He would be the last person on my list... We need someone who can stop us conceding stupid goals.. he would be the last person on my list, in fact not even on it..
one name i would like to see come back insome capacity is roy evens? even him as interim i would not be ubhappy
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your mad.. He would be the last person on my list... We need someone who can stop us conceding stupid goals.. he would be the last person on my list, in fact not even on it..
Dont care as long as its not Sammy Lee. Now that would just be a continuation of the nightmare
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[quote author=redhorizon link=topic=43443.msg1244639#msg1244639 date=1294305215]
one name i would like to see come back insome capacity is roy evens? even him as interim i would not be ubhappy
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your mad.. He would be the last person on my list... We need someone who can stop us conceding stupid goals.. he would the last person on my list, in fact not even on it..
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Yeah it'd be like: "Bye Roy, hello Roy".
[quote author=redhorizon link=topic=43443.msg1244639#msg1244639 date=1294305215]
one name i would like to see come back insome capacity is roy evens? even him as interim i would not be ubhappy
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your mad.. He would be the last person on my list... We need someone who can stop us conceding stupid goals.. he would the last person on my list, in fact not even on it..
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Yeah it'd be like: "Bye Roy, hello Roy".
Dalglish. Get him off that fucking boat!
[quote author=jono@home link=topic=43443.msg1244643#msg1244643 date=1294305363]
[quote author=redhorizon link=topic=43443.msg1244639#msg1244639 date=1294305215]
one name i would like to see come back insome capacity is roy evens? even him as interim i would not be ubhappy
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your mad.. He would be the last person on my list... We need someone who can stop us conceding stupid goals.. he would the last person on my list, in fact not even on it..
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Boy did we play excitibg football though. And i did say in some capacity.
[quote author=redhorizon link=topic=43443.msg1244639#msg1244639 date=1294305215]
one name i would like to see come back insome capacity is roy evens? even him as interim i would not be ubhappy
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your mad.. He would be the last person on my list... We need someone who can stop us conceding stupid goals.. he would the last person on my list, in fact not even on it..
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Boy did we play excitibg football though. And i did say in some capacity.
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the_khl
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The King
(not the one of Rock'N'Roll however)
(not the one of Rock'N'Roll however)
Dalglish. No other suggestion I've seen so far makes any sense, for various reasons in each case.
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Squiggles
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Fowler
O'Neil and Rafa won't accept only being an interim.
Kenny would.
Kenny would.
[quote author=Whitey85 link=topic=43443.msg1244671#msg1244671 date=1294306782]
O'Neill as interim. I think he would make us hard to beat and restore a bit of confidence. Also proven in the past he can get the best out of some average players.
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He would never ever take the job on an interim basis.. No chance..
He was on a rolling contract a Villa, part of the reason why he left...
O'Neill as interim. I think he would make us hard to beat and restore a bit of confidence. Also proven in the past he can get the best out of some average players.
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He would never ever take the job on an interim basis.. No chance..
He was on a rolling contract a Villa, part of the reason why he left...
imagine Allardyce. Id fucking cry and jump off a roof.
My choice for interim would be Boriello - Already at the club and seems to have a great way of giving players confidence..
My choice for interim would be Boriello - Already at the club and seems to have a great way of giving players confidence..
[quote author=gareth_thomas link=topic=43443.msg1244698#msg1244698 date=1294308068]
imagine Allardyce. Id fucking cry and jump off a roof.
My choice for interim would be Boriello - Already at the club and seems to have a great way of giving players confidence..
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Who?
imagine Allardyce. Id fucking cry and jump off a roof.
My choice for interim would be Boriello - Already at the club and seems to have a great way of giving players confidence..
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Who?
When the manager is sacked and finding a good replacement might take time, you need somebody who is a professional, knows the squad and knows what he is doing. That's why most teams appoint the assistant manager as the caretaker in such circumstances. Sammy Lee is a decent man and a good assistant manager by all accounts. He might not take us to the next level, but he will surely stop the rot. Kenny is a popular choice, but if you use your head and not your heart in making this decision, it's clear that Sammy has much better chance to be a successful caretaker than Kenny for many reasons:
1. He has much more recent managerial experience
2. He is much more intimately familiar with the squad and the problems plaguing the team
3. He is not a club legend or a divisive figure and would not endanger the owners' long-term vision if he is successful, by making it impossible to replace him
With Kenny, I worry that we will go down the path of Newcastle, hoping in desperation that a popular former player can somehow turn everything around based on nothing more than his name and legendary status. Let's not make any more bold and big mistakes, let's instead trust a professional to quietly guide us to the point where the next manager will not have to take over a sinking ship.
1. He has much more recent managerial experience
2. He is much more intimately familiar with the squad and the problems plaguing the team
3. He is not a club legend or a divisive figure and would not endanger the owners' long-term vision if he is successful, by making it impossible to replace him
With Kenny, I worry that we will go down the path of Newcastle, hoping in desperation that a popular former player can somehow turn everything around based on nothing more than his name and legendary status. Let's not make any more bold and big mistakes, let's instead trust a professional to quietly guide us to the point where the next manager will not have to take over a sinking ship.
[quote author=rurikbird link=topic=43443.msg1244719#msg1244719 date=1294309391]
When the manager is sacked and finding a good replacement might take time, you need somebody who is a professional, knows the squad and knows what he is doing. That's why most teams appoint the assistant manager as the caretaker in such circumstances. Sammy Lee is a decent man and a good assistant manager by all accounts. He might not take us to the next level, but he will surely stop the rot. Kenny is a popular choice, but if you use your head and not your heart in making this decision, it's clear that Sammy has much better chance to be a successful caretaker than Kenny for many reasons:
1. He has much more recent managerial experience
2. He is much more intimately familiar with the squad and the problems plaguing the team
3. He is not a club legend or a divisive figure and would not endanger the owners' long-term vision if he is successful, by making it impossible to replace him
With Kenny, I worry that we will go down the path of Newcastle, hoping in desperation that a popular former player can somehow turn everything around based on nothing more than his name and legendary status. Let's not make any more bold and big mistakes, let's instead trust a professional to quietly guide us to the point where the next manager not have to take over a sinking ship.
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Kenny has won MORE as a Manager than Roy has won away games in the Premiership IN HIS ENTIRE CAREER.
Managerial honours
[size=10pt]Liverpool[/size]
Football League First Division
Winner: 1985–86, 1987–88, 1989–90
Runner-up: 1986–87, 1988–89
FA Cup
Winner: 1986, 1989
Runner-up: 1988
Football League Cup
Runner-up: 1987
Charity Shield
Winner: 1988, 1989
Shared: 1986, 1990
[size=10pt]Blackburn Rovers[/size]
FA Premier League
Winner(1): 1994–1995
Runner-up(1): 1993–1994
Football League Second Division Play Off
Winner(1): 1991–1992
Charity Shield
Runner-up(2):1993-94, 1994–95
[size=10pt]Newcastle United[/size]
FA Cup
Runner-up(1):1998
[size=10pt]Celtic[/size]
Scottish Premier League
Runner-up: 1999–00
Scottish League Cup
Winner: 2000
HodgePodge:
12 Liverpool 20 6 2 2 17 8 1 2 7 7 19 -3 25 2010-11 won ONE away game
12 Fulham 38 11 3 5 27 15 1 7 11 12 31 -7 46 2009-10 won ONE away game
7 Fulham 38 11 3 5 28 16 3 8 8 11 18 5 53 2008-09 won 3 away games
17 Fulham 38 5 5 9 22 31 3 7 9 16 29 -22 36 joined fulham in december they won 3 away games not sure how many he was in charge of.
When the manager is sacked and finding a good replacement might take time, you need somebody who is a professional, knows the squad and knows what he is doing. That's why most teams appoint the assistant manager as the caretaker in such circumstances. Sammy Lee is a decent man and a good assistant manager by all accounts. He might not take us to the next level, but he will surely stop the rot. Kenny is a popular choice, but if you use your head and not your heart in making this decision, it's clear that Sammy has much better chance to be a successful caretaker than Kenny for many reasons:
1. He has much more recent managerial experience
2. He is much more intimately familiar with the squad and the problems plaguing the team
3. He is not a club legend or a divisive figure and would not endanger the owners' long-term vision if he is successful, by making it impossible to replace him
With Kenny, I worry that we will go down the path of Newcastle, hoping in desperation that a popular former player can somehow turn everything around based on nothing more than his name and legendary status. Let's not make any more bold and big mistakes, let's instead trust a professional to quietly guide us to the point where the next manager not have to take over a sinking ship.
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Kenny has won MORE as a Manager than Roy has won away games in the Premiership IN HIS ENTIRE CAREER.
Managerial honours
[size=10pt]Liverpool[/size]
Football League First Division
Winner: 1985–86, 1987–88, 1989–90
Runner-up: 1986–87, 1988–89
FA Cup
Winner: 1986, 1989
Runner-up: 1988
Football League Cup
Runner-up: 1987
Charity Shield
Winner: 1988, 1989
Shared: 1986, 1990
[size=10pt]Blackburn Rovers[/size]
FA Premier League
Winner(1): 1994–1995
Runner-up(1): 1993–1994
Football League Second Division Play Off
Winner(1): 1991–1992
Charity Shield
Runner-up(2):1993-94, 1994–95
[size=10pt]Newcastle United[/size]
FA Cup
Runner-up(1):1998
[size=10pt]Celtic[/size]
Scottish Premier League
Runner-up: 1999–00
Scottish League Cup
Winner: 2000
HodgePodge:
12 Liverpool 20 6 2 2 17 8 1 2 7 7 19 -3 25 2010-11 won ONE away game
12 Fulham 38 11 3 5 27 15 1 7 11 12 31 -7 46 2009-10 won ONE away game
7 Fulham 38 11 3 5 28 16 3 8 8 11 18 5 53 2008-09 won 3 away games
17 Fulham 38 5 5 9 22 31 3 7 9 16 29 -22 36 joined fulham in december they won 3 away games not sure how many he was in charge of.
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Squiggles
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I'm amazed anyone is considering anyone other than Kenny.
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43443.msg1244726#msg1244726 date=1294310210]
I'm amazed anyone is considering anyone other than Kenny.
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you yourself said fowler
I'm amazed anyone is considering anyone other than Kenny.
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you yourself said fowler
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Squiggles
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With the Mad Hatter as his assistant.
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[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43443.msg1244726#msg1244726 date=1294310210]
I'm amazed anyone is considering anyone other than Kenny.
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you yourself said fowler
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He obviously didn't know what Kenny had won as a Manager when he said that.
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43443.msg1244726#msg1244726 date=1294310210]
I'm amazed anyone is considering anyone other than Kenny.
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you yourself said fowler
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He obviously didn't know what Kenny had won as a Manager when he said that.
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