Paul Ince

[Red Nick]

Seems to be the likely new Boss of Blackburn Rovers

 

If he does well there how would you feel about him replacing Rafa in a few years time

[jp carroll]

NO FUCKING WAY!!!!!

[philyhamann]

If he was good enough.

[AndMjaa]

His son captain and world class midfielder, and Paul as a manager, give it 10 years!

 

How cute wouldnt that be? :thumbsup:

[WaltonRed]

Not a chance.

[t1971]

Too early in his career to say

[IronSpy]

*grumble mutter* worthless get *mumble* bloody judas.

 

That's a heartfelt, grudge-holding no.

[Sangria]

Once was enough for me.

[Ian Sea]

Can't see it really. I can however see him ending up at Inter Milan, he's said he'd love to manage them and by all accounts their fans still love him after he played there.

[Jose Jones]

It'll be big fat Sam at Blackburn won't it?

[Stouffer]

Gotta love the Nickster.

[sparta7]

Fuck No.

 

Absolutely not.

[aws]

underwhelmed

[RedinSweden]

I'd rather lick a manky dog's arse

[G Richards]

Has he taken over as Blackburn manager then? I thought he was just in the running, with Allardye the more likely candidate.

 

Anyway, if Ince does a good job at Blackburn, then his credentials become more proven. He has done well with MK Dons but that's a different world to Blackburn, which in turn is a different world to LFC.

 

He will have done well at Blackburn if he can match the sort of thing Mark Hughes has been doing. I can't see them getting above the scrap for a UEFA spot.

 

It is far too soon to say if he will have the acumen to manage a team like us one day, but he does appear to be carving out a career for himself. Let's see if he can land a Prem job and assess him further then.

[NIred1]

Once was enough for me.

 

Exactly!

[robslappa]

I don't understand the level of interest in Ince from other clubs. What exactly has he achieved? He gained promotion with a team that narrowly missed out the year before and who had more money than most teams in the league, yet every time a job becomes available his name is linked.

 

There are far more experienced managers out there than Paul Ince.

 

And to answer Nick's question, not over my dead body would I want him managing Liverpool.

[Tom R]

His forehead is just way too smooth for him to manage us.

[Red Nick]

I have to say the answers arent as nearly as negative as I thought they´d be

[Rashid]

He has done brilliantly at every club he has been to on a shoe string. Blackburn would be a good move for both.

[Faustus]

At least he'll keep Allardyce out of football for a bit longer if he gets the Blackburn job.

[Bourbon]

He is a prize whopper of the highest order and a self important Cockney manc "legend".

 

The gobby twat didn't have two good games together here.

 

Hicks and Ince - the Living End of Liverpool Football Club

[FortressAnfield]

Sooner wait for Gary Mac to prove himself with Leeds, and then for him to replace Rafa after numbers 20 and 7.

[Unrighteous]

Rafa is going to be here for a while, folks. He's young.

 

In a few years, Jamie Carragher will be his assist manager as well.

 

Carra will take over for Rafa in like 10 years.

[Redexile]

I don't understand the level of interest in Ince from other clubs. What exactly has he achieved? He gained promotion with a team that narrowly missed out the year before and who had more money than most teams in the league, yet every time a job becomes available his name is linked.

 

There are far more experienced managers out there than Paul Ince.

 

And to answer Nick's question, not over my dead body would I want him managing Liverpool.

 

I think he's done OK. Also he's kept his head down and managed and not come out with any daft statements about his capabilities. At the time he played for us their weren't many websites like this around and I was overseas. Can you tell me why a lot of reds really don't like him. For me I give him kudos cos he really pissed the Mancs off when he kissed the badge after scoring for us at Anfield.

You can do no more than what he has done so far.