Mr X Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 First things first I do think he's a pretty good manager but it looks inevitable that he will be gone at the end of the season. Who could drive the system we have in place forward? Are we best sticking with a continental manager as the hard pressing game has been instilled in the players?
brmbrm Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Why inevitable? Gut feeling? Reading too much on a forum?
Goatboy Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 First things first I do think he's a pretty good manager but it looks inevitable that he will be gone at the end of the season. Who could drive the system we have in place forward? Are we best sticking with a continental manager as the hard pressing game has been instilled in the players? Source?
Goatboy Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Why inevitable? Gut feeling? Reading too much on a forum? Is it inevitable that Luke Shaw will leave? Morgan? Lallana? Lovren? Is it inevitable that KL will sell the club?
norwaysaint Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Why is it inevitable? I've seen lots of comments to that effect, but they all seem to be based on nothing in particular. I think he'll be with us next season. His stock is on the rise, but it would wane if he left us after a year, without making any real achievement.
Turkish Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Not so sure it's inevitable. The only place that seems to be the case is on here where an internet frenzy has been created that his body language doesn't look right and he doesn't shout enough. Where could he go that's better than here? Real Madrid and Inter linked in the press but why would they want him? Midtable finishes for two middle sized clubs in England and Spain says he hasn't done enough to warrant a move to champions league club in any of the major leagues and the pressure of champions league football has been lifted now Nick Nack has gone. In many ways he is perhaps in a better position now than he was before Cortese left.
pap Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Anyone who plays Football Manager. Not only do they know everything, such selection criteria puts me in the running. On that note, does anyone know how to Alt-F4 a real life game so you can reload?
Toon Saint Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Not so sure it's inevitable. The only place that seems to be the case is on here where an internet frenzy has been created that his body language doesn't look right and he doesn't shout enough. Where could he go that's better than here? Real Madrid and Inter linked in the press but why would they want him? Midtable finishes for two middle sized clubs in England and Spain says he hasn't done enough to warrant a move to champions league club in any of the major leagues and the pressure of champions league football has been lifted now Nick Nack has gone. In many ways he is perhaps in a better position now than he was before Cortese left. Spot on, this.
Barry Sanchez Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Barry Sanchez, well he has easily been the most correct so far the way this season has panned out so he in the 3rd person should be in with a shot.
Miltonaggro Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Barry Sanchez, well he has easily been the most correct so far the way this season has panned out so he in the 3rd person should be in with a shot. Certainly worth a shot. Perhaps two...
Dalek2003 Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Someone who has been managing a League 1 and League 2 club with no premier experience. Hang on, the Daleks have got their time mechanism wrong, it's 2014, not 2004.
doddisalegend Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Someone who has been managing a League 1 and League 2 club with no premier experience. Hang on, the Daleks have got their time mechanism wrong, it's 2014, not 2004. If we are only allowed to go for managers with PL experience we are not going to have to many options to choose from, Which managers with PL experience are available at the moment?. MPs PL experience has been invaluable so far.................
Turkish Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Someone who has been managing a League 1 and League 2 club with no premier experience. Hang on, the Daleks have got their time mechanism wrong, it's 2014, not 2004. Uwe Rosler?
Glasgow_Saint Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Andre Villas-Boas Murat Yakin Roberto Di Matteo Paul Clement Neil Lennon Steve Clarke Nigel Adkins Jurgen Klinsmann Karl Robinson Uwe Rosler Nigel Pearson Michael Laudrup Cadajfu imho Or how about Javier Aguirre? He took over from the great mopo when Espanyol were rock bottom of la liga. He turned them around, kept them up and now has them sitting nicely in mid table. Espanyol are playing some great football with a very very average squad
Kingsland Red Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 I'm sticking with Marcelo Bielsa, on this thread and all others so far !
Raging Bull Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Bed wetter! Got a very bright future, tactical genius and 100% certain to get people on their feet!
GAS Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 Not so sure it's inevitable. The only place that seems to be the case is on here where an internet frenzy has been created that his body language doesn't look right and he doesn't shout enough. Where could he go that's better than here? Real Madrid and Inter linked in the press but why would they want him? Midtable finishes for two middle sized clubs in England and Spain says he hasn't done enough to warrant a move to champions league club in any of the major leagues and the pressure of champions league football has been lifted now Nick Nack has gone. In many ways he is perhaps in a better position now than he was before Cortese left.Have to agree with this, where better can he apply his footballing philosophy than at a club with an abundance of young talent. That talent has been there for many yrs and was not the product of Cortese.
RonManager Posted 5 March, 2014 Posted 5 March, 2014 George Graham. 1-0 to the South-Hampton etc etc so on and so forth.
Charlie Wayman Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 David Moyes... but first thing he'll do is clear out all the Academy and back room staff and bring in his own people. About time too!
Viking Warrior Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 what is up with you guys, First you thing SRL should be dropped then it is questioning MP's credentials Then it is about who will replace him Theres are so many threads asking the same questions Are you skates trying to wind up us dedicated saints fans or just saints fans that want to pish off us dedicated saints fans Personally I think you are all out of order constantly spouting endless negativity re saints. Charlie wayman I like your humour!
Turkish Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 George Graham. 1-0 to the South-Hampton etc etc so on and so forth. Howard wilkinson. Good old fashioned English manager to get us back to Playing a proper formation. Might even finally get my dream of seeing player as good as Luke Cattermole in a saints shirt. Failing that Big Ron Atkinson.
Saint Fan CaM Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 Relax ... he is staying From the horses mountaindog mouth then.
pap Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 Howard wilkinson. Good old fashioned English manager to get us back to Playing a proper formation. Might even finally get my dream of seeing player as good as Luke Cattermole in a saints shirt. Failing that Big Ron Atkinson. I admire Wilkinson's reported single- mindedness. Rumour has it that Wilko only has an iPod Shuffle, with one song on it, Tina Turner's Simply the best, which he plays all the time on repeat. No-one will go on long car trips with him.
Lallana's Left Peg Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 Whomever it is will need a great record at working with young players (both development and integration into the first team) and have enough of a presence to inspire the current crop whose form is very dependent on momentum. Preference is for Pochettino to stay and maybe have a bit more of a say in transfers to see what his system can really do if we were behind it.
Badger Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 is Tommy Docherty still alive? or Jim Smith , or Gordon Lee ?
Badger Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 is Tommy Docherty still alive? I believe he is by the way. I always thought that he felt he might get a chance with us one day, after all he seemed to go everywhere else.
Badger Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 George Graham. 1-0 to the South-Hampton etc etc so on and so forth. Interesting you mention him . I read once that he was very much on our shortlist to interview at one stage, in the early days of his career. I can't remember if it was after Lawrie left us in 1986 (think it was), or after Chris Nicholl. Saints asked Millwall if we could speak with him, they said no, and that was the end of it. No tabloid invitations to talk in those days, accepted it with good grace and moved on.
Turkish Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 Interesting you mention him . I read once that he was very much on our shortlist to interview at one stage, in the early days of his career. I can't remember if it was after Lawrie left us in 1986 (think it was), or after Chris Nicholl. Saints asked Millwall if we could speak with him, they said no, and that was the end of it. No tabloid invitations to talk in those days, accepted it with good grace and moved on. He was also linked with the job around the time we moved to st Mary's, during the summer when Gray was eventually appointed IIRC. Not sure how serious it was.
Badger Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 He was also linked with the job around the time we moved to st Mary's, during the summer when Gray was eventually appointed IIRC. Not sure how serious it was. I think he was a spent force by that stage though.
CB Fry Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 Howard wilkinson. Good old fashioned English manager to get us back to Playing a proper formation. Might even finally get my dream of seeing player as good as Luke Cattermole in a saints shirt. Failing that Big Ron Atkinson. Joe Royle is the top, top manager we need. A truly stellar record.
Badger Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 Joe Royle is the top, top manager we need. A truly stellar record. Good call. But don't overlook Alan Turdishley. I once heard it said that he did a great job at Charlton.
Badger Posted 6 March, 2014 Posted 6 March, 2014 yeah that'd do it to be fair. if it did happen I'd just like to minimise change. no-one wanting a staff clear out. if possible we keep the assistant manager too. said before, wouldn't be against giving him the job and just continuing along the same path. Gray, Wigley spring to mind.
Shanghai Saint Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 According to the Mirror it could be Javi Gracia.
Glasgow_Saint Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 According to the Mirror it could be Javi Gracia. 40% win ratio as manager, would be an upgrade in that respects
Olallana Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 Howard wilkinson. Good old fashioned English manager to get us back to Playing a proper formation. Might even finally get my dream of seeing player as good as Luke Cattermole in a saints shirt. Failing that Big Ron Atkinson. Only if he´s a winger. Where does he play, haven´t heard much about him tbh...?
Olallana Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 40% win ratio as manager, would be an upgrade in that respects Yeah, choosing manager from that seems to be working great up in Cardiff, dont you think?
Glasgow_Saint Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 Yeah, choosing manager from that seems to be working great up in Cardiff, dont you think? Youre cherry picking mate. Win % not important for a manager?
scotty Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 Steve Bruce ..what, and have to witness that touchline dance at St Marys???
scotty Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 Steve Bruce ..what, and have to witness that touchline dance at St Marys???
CHAPEL END CHARLIE Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 Speculation that MP might not be our manager next season is based on rather more than mere fans perceptions of his body language. It is a matter of fact afterall that he was Cortese's appointment and very much Cortese's man. It is also undeniably true that he has notably declined to commit himself to this club beyond the end of his current contract, or even imply that he'd be happy to stay longer. The nature of his relationships with KL and our next CEO (whoever that is) and whether he would really be prepared to operate within what may well be a much reduced budget next season are also matters very much open to reasonable question. Having said in the absence of much clear evidence his potential departure remains very much within the realm of speculation at this time. Speculation then, but not quite groundless speculation methinks.
Wade Garrett Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 Speculation that MP might not be our manager next season is based on rather more than mere fans perceptions of his body language. It is a matter of fact afterall that he was Cortese's appointment and very much Cortese's man. It is also undeniably true that he has notably declined to commit himself to this club beyond the end of his current contract, or even imply that he'd be happy to stay longer. The nature of his relationships with KL and our next CEO (whoever that is) and whether he would really be prepared to operate within what may well be a much reduced budget next season are also matters very much open to reasonable question. Having said in the absence of much clear evidence his potential departure remains very much within the realm of speculation at this time. Speculation then, but not quite groundless speculation methinks. Cortese did appoint him, but he's not presently involved in football. To be honest, I'm not sure if he ever will be again. If Cortese left over budget cuts it's possible that MP will walk. I'm not sure that's the case though. It depends on what you believe. Personally, I think Cortese threw his toys out of the pram when Liebherr insisted on a better corporate structure. Where else will Cortese have the freedom to do as he wants with someone else's money. Nowhere in my opinion. He could be a long time out of the game. Can't see MP going out on a limb waiting for his next project. I really hope MP stays. Would love the club to give him a longer deal.
Seany S Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 The late Bruno Metsu would have been an ideal replacement for the outgoing MoPo.
Glasgow_Saint Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 Speculation that MP might not be our manager next season is based on rather more than mere fans perceptions of his body language. Any evidence mopo does have his heart in it? No transfers in Jan, the FA cup, Nicola leaving, spurs link, osvaldo, mopos body language, fans backlash to FA cup, still not learnt English, no new contract offer or talks, doesnt commit beyond the end of season in any interviews + our recent form and reported fall out with players after the Sunderland defeat...... Its defo leaning towards "he's off" Oh dont forget Real Madrid, PSG, Benfica or this > http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/europ...e-addio-516820
melmacian_saint Posted 7 March, 2014 Posted 7 March, 2014 What makes you think Benfica have the money to hire him?? They are running into serious trouble and need to sell players.
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