If my opinion counted for anything I would like either of those two
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If my opinion counted for anything I would like either of those two
Just curious, no dig, but why RK?
Neither of those two are level headed enough to deal with a relegation battle
When you are going for trophies your side is generally firing on all cylinders
We are a walking corpse at the moment , shooting blanks
Roy Keane????????
Juergen Klopp and he can bring Salah along, both need a new challenge :hehe:
No thanks..Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
Are you having a laugh?Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
Some fans would still moanQuote:
Originally Posted by Taffy Blue in Berkshire
good god no
That's our right as fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by stan butler
we must stick to the dross we've been employing over the last 9 years. So my guess is Mike Bassett
I watched this recently and it changed my opinion on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1Fq...nel=TheOverlap
Keane wouldn't bother me too much. No way is he like his pundit persona, it wouldn't work, he needs players on side. He also threatened Harry Arter and thinks he's a massive cock. Good enough for me.
Bellamy? No chance.
Keane would give them all a reality check and tell the players some home truths, he wouldn't hold back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
The problem is, modern footballers are too precious, they get their feelings easily hurt. So it wouldn't work out with Keane.
You're probably right, although i doubt that he's like that all the time at a managerial level. Players wouldn't have it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five
Roy Keane or Craig Bellamy. For when you want your manager to walk out in strop at the first sign of adversity. No thanks.
No chance it'll be Bellamy
Keane would be a disaster
Craig ,????
Why would Keane even consider the job??
No, no and definitely not.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee