New manager? - POLL ADDED

[sammyspurs]

The funny thing is, if we sacked him and got Klopp tomorrow, there would be no outrage.

It would all be like..."yeaah, well, um ok, maybe its best for all parties....onwards and upwards...coys!!"

Followed by a multitude of explosive formations and a cum fest of deluded but suitable signings that would "love to re unite with Klopp"

 

[vvv007]

Pellegrini. Experienced. Managed successfully at clubs like Villarreal and Malaga, also did a decent job at Real Madrid and Man City.

 

[sammyspurs]

We have to let Poch sell who he wants and buy his own players - I don't think anyone could really say he's had a fair crack at the job yet.

He´s had 7 signings and a full squad of which he has chosen not to use. So I guess it depends what we call fair or not.

 

[John Thomas]

At least 5 names on that list would never risk their reputation by working for Levy.

 

[VirginiaSpur]

I voted Tony Pulis, because that is what I think of this thread.

 

[GeorgeKirchner7]

And what happens when the new manager has a very average first season and we finish 7th? Do we sack him and start again? Absolute joke.

 

[sammyspurs]

And what happens when the new manager has a very average first season and we finish 7th? Do we sack him and start again? Absolute joke.

Not if he builds a foundation that looks like we can actually build on

 

[John Thomas]

What I think we need more than anything is another season of transition. Like the 6th in a row .

 

[Kris]

Sherwood keeps it sho how could you not vote for him

 

[The Swellhead Spur]

Keep Poch, bring in Warburton to the back room!

 

[sammyspurs]

What I think we need more than anything is another season of transition. Like the 6th in a row .

The thing is, despite Poch saying we need to strengthen to challenge for 4th, thats what next year will be anyway. Transistion and bedding in of new players.

Theres always next year though

 

[sammyspurs]

Not if he builds a foundation that looks like we can actually build on

So if you disagree with this, it means that you would sack a new manager if he builds a good foundation. But not one you think is playing weakened teams to lose games in order to avoid the EL.

:eriksenlol:

 

[GeorgeKirchner7]

Not if he builds a foundation that looks like we can actually build on

But we DO have a foundation of which he can build on... Let him actually build on it!

 

[Thelonious]

Forgot to put John Carver in the poll, FFS.

 

[sammyspurs]

But we DO have a foundation of which he can build on... Let him actually build on it!

What foundation is that?
The shit squad that needs replacing? Or the beautiful football and tactical flexibility he is exercising?

 

[Kris]

Forgot to put John Carver in the poll, FFS.

How could you possibly forget the best coach in the premier league?

 

[NorseYid]

Guardiola???

 

[Thelonious]

How could you possibly forget the best coach in the premier league?

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[Totti]

de Boer - someone who has lost a cup final to PEC Zwolle 5-1, absolutely zero Prem experience.
Klopp, Guardiola, Pellegrini, Ancelotti - no chance.
Warburton - what make you think he'd do any better than Poch?
Slade - seriously?
Sherwood - lol

That ultimately leaves Benitez and Pulis. I'd prefer Benitez over Pulis and Benitez was my first choice when we got rid of AVB and it was obvious Sherwood was going, but we ended up with Pochettino who has my full backing, I'm not basing him or our average time on nothing games at the end of the season.

If we are still performing this way this time next season then maybe it is time to look elsewhere, but for now. Keep Poch.

 

[NorseYid]

Sherwood getting more votes than all of Klopp, De Boer, Pellegrini and Guardiola. Put together.

Perhaps we do deserve this whole mess after all.