Well the BeeB voting has Southgate at 16%, third highest for the next manager - so take ya pick
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Contingency planning : When Ange is sacked, who should replace him?
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Well the BeeB voting has Southgate at 16%, third highest for the next manager - so take ya pick
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Well the BeeB voting has Southgate at 16%, third highest for the next manager - so take ya pick
Haha - what a choice. Like choosing between lethal injection or a firing squad.
Interesting. Looks good. But I’m sure every prem coach would look good in terms of explaining their philosophy.
Tyson said some thing like “everyone has a plan until you are punched in the mouth”
kb 1984
Reto Ziegler
Hell no please not SouthgateWell the BeeB voting has Southgate at 16%, third highest for the next manager - so take ya pick
I'd rather ange.
He did. But you would like to think that every prem manager would be able to do that. Don’t you agree?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Poch playing golf with Ossie in Hadley Wood in the morning. Expect full Instagram coverage.
Legohamster
Tom Huddlestone
I'd rather that cupboard you mentioned earlier
Lemonade Money
Nayim
If we ever need to win a championship play off, he's your man.
Lemonade Money
Nayim
I thought AVB had retired?
Mikey10
Chris Perry
On a level above winning anything in Scotland (see ‘the legends’ Martin O’Neill, Neil Lennon, D ick Advocaat, Brendan Rodgers), so I’d take it.
SpurMeUp
David Ginola
I think Frank can do the fundamentals well. Can he bring players on, make them better players? He's taken some average but talented attacking footballers and turned into superstars. So yes I think Frank would help Solanke, Johnson, Odebert etc and help develop them into much more potent players. Whilst Ange was a great psychologist and motivator, I don't think he was a superb analyst and coach in that he could bring more out of a player. Frank I think does.
Then space, tactics and positioning on the pitch. I don't really need to say anything here. Under Frank we'd cover the space intelligently. The situations we were in every 10 mins during Postecoglou games where we're open and sprinting around madly to try to keep things under control, wouldn't arise under Frank. We'd cover the pitch in a much more efficient and effective way imo. The simplist way I can express this is throw ins. Amazingly under Ange we'd almost let the opposition have freedom to throw the ball to a team mate, mostly uncontested - because we didn't have an effective shape, our press left us at sea, it wasn't nuanced or clever (pressing only sometimes). Frank has a much more structured positional way to setup a side. This is the main reason we didn't win more games under Ange bless him. I respect Postecoglou's purity and intent, but the strain on players and the inefficiency wasn't working. So we weren't playing 'ange-ball' anymore. And I'd prefer a manager who has experience playing the way Ange was setting us up in the end, and doing it better!
Baleforce
Mark Falco
I said strong, not perfect
Welshspur60
Matthew Etherington
Only outstanding candidate for me is Poch. He did well at Chelski and didnt deserve the sack. Would love him to come back.
Also Glasner, Hurzeller at Brighton, or Frank would be good shouts.
Hurzeller finished the season on fire, playing good football, ditto Glasner.
Also Glasner, Hurzeller at Brighton, or Frank would be good shouts.
Hurzeller finished the season on fire, playing good football, ditto Glasner.
