Next Manager Poll (Sans Alonso)

[Megadrive Man]

Alonso is not coming, so who do we want now? 

 

[Kevin D]

With no Alonso, definitely Eva Olid.

 

The work she’s done as Hearts women’s manager makes her the standout candidate.

 

 

 

 

[Turkish Delight]

Ljinders for me.

 

Every single candidate is a gamble. At least with Ljinders we should see consistency in the links to the academy and the style of play. He'll also know the strengths and weakness in the squad too.

 

The biggest danger is someone coming In and ripping everything up.

[Megadrive Man]

11 minutes ago, Turkish Delight said:

Ljinders for me.

 

Every single candidate is a gamble. At least with Ljinders we should see consistency in the links to the academy and the style of play. He'll also know the strengths and weakness in the squad too.

 

The biggest danger is someone coming In and ripping everything up.

 

Yeah this is where I'm leaning towards too.

 

He's a continuity candidate and it means very little changes next season.

[Creator Supreme]

Other - ergo me! I'll rule with an iron fist and will kick Pep in the bollocks at the first game against City the next season.

 

Failing that, Eva Olid appeals in many ways.

[Elite]

Ancelotti but we've no chance unless Madrid sack him for no reason.

 

Otherwise, not ecstatic about anyone else on that list.

[Barrington Womble]

I've voted for who I think it'll be rather than who I want, because I don't particularly want any of them. 

[Fugitive]

Whoever it is, they are on a hiding to nothing.

 

Nobody will be able to replace Klopp and his immediate successor is going to be in for a rough time. 

[TheDrowningMan]

Whoever it is, unless we unexpectedly luck into someone who is on Klopp’s level, FSG need to spend a lot more on players than they have done to date.
 

We’re not going to consistently challenge for the top four under a ‘normal’ manager while spending significantly less than the likes of Arsenal, Tottenham, Newcastle and Aston Villa. If that level of investment persists, we’ll soon have to accept Europa League qualification as our ceiling.

[Denny Crane]

I posted this in the other thread probably a better place to post it as Amorim is being touted as our number one target. 

 

Apparently 10 of the 18 teams in that league are below 300 in club rankings. How much does that prepare a manager!

 

 

 

[KevieG]

If we can get him I'd go Postecoglou. 

 

No clue about Amorim, I'd fear he could go the way of André Villas Boas. It really is a massive step up.

 

 

[Moo]

12 minutes ago, TheDrowningMan said:

Whoever it is, unless we unexpectedly luck into someone who is on Klopp’s level, FSG need to spend a lot more on players than they have done to date.
 

We’re not going to consistently challenge for the top four under a ‘normal’ manager while spending significantly less than the likes of Arsenal, Tottenham, Newcastle and Aston Villa. If that level of investment persists, we’ll soon have to accept Europa League qualification as our ceiling.

 

They'll be hoping to luck out for sure. Anyone would of course, but we won't suddenly start spending so they'll need someone a bit unknown and hope they've unearthed a miracle worker.

Amomrin then? (if Xabi stays at Leverkusen and Bayern don't get in there first).

[Scott_M]

Based on what I’ve read / watched this morning,  that either the rest of the list is unavailable or don’t float my boat, Amorim.  

[sir roger]

11 minutes ago, Denny Crane said:

I posted this in the other thread probably a better place to post it as Amorim is being touted as our number one target. 

 

Apparently 10 of the 18 teams in that league are below 300 in club rankings. How much does that prepare a manager!

 

 

 

 

Aye, but any of those 10 would beat Everton over two legs

[Bobby Hundreds]

With the right players and structure and a continuation of buying the right players surely it's a hard thing to fuck up if you know how to organise a side. I cant believe it's rare special intellects that can only manage football teams. The vast majority of it is the right players. We don't need a genius we need someone capable and for him to be surrounded by capable people.

[gkmacca]

I'm not keen on three at the back, but perhaps good old Ruby (whose career I've followed carefully for, oh, at least a fortnight) will embrace the different range of defenders we have. 

[TheHowieLama]

Just now, Bobby Hundreds said:

With the right players and structure and a continuation of buying the right players surely it's a hard thing to fuck up if you know how to organise a side. I cant believe it's rare special intellects that can only manage football teams. The vast majority of it is the right players. We don't need a genius we need someone capable and for him to be surrounded by capable people.

 

It's not, but that is the least of the job.

 

Don't kid yourself, very few fellas can lead the biggest sides in the world - even those that have the hammer (see United, PSG, Bayern).

Fewer still could do it with LFC - it is a massive undertaking and we have always been a club led from the top - never a "structure" that plugs someone in.

[Red74]

This squad have done what they’re told for years so whoever comes in better be able to earn their respect from day one otherwise the whole lot could cave in. 
 

 

[Funkasy]

Emery

[manwiththestick]

11 minutes ago, Funkasy said:

Emery

It would almost be worth it just to piss off Villa fans.

 

Maybe we could make a cake to mark the event.

[Denny Crane]

I voted Inzaghi but there is zero interest from the club.

 

 

 

 

[Bobby Hundreds]

53 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

 

It's not, but that is the least of the job.

 

Don't kid yourself, very few fellas can lead the biggest sides in the world - even those that have the hammer (see United, PSG, Bayern).

Fewer still could do it with LFC - it is a massive undertaking and we have always been a club led from the top - never a "structure" that plugs someone in.

There problems have been Ego. They wanted tye big players must be seen to having the best while others where smarter behind the scenes

 PSG seem to be changing tact and going for young French talent over the galactico approach. United behind the scenes are a joke most managers they've had since Ferguson have spoken about how dysfunctional it is. No idea about Bayern they've won 10 titles in a row with multiple managers.

[The Midnight Rambler]

Emery

 

Two that aren’t on the list, Luis Enrique and Gary O’Neil. 

[Chris]

Voted "Other" for not Klopp and not Alonso so couldn't really give a shit now

[Dapower]

Not got a clue now I really thought it would be Xabi tell you what he’s got some balls staying there fair play