Next manager poll

Next manager (latest odds)

  • Thomas Frank 5/1

  • Roger Schmidt 8/1

  • Roberto Martinez 10/1

  • Jose Bordalas 10/1

  • Southgate 10/1

  • Frank Lampard 12/1

  • Kieran Mckenna 12/1

  • Brendan Rodgers 14/1

  • Sean Dyche 12/1

  • Robbie Keane

  • Andoni Iraola 4-1

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doombear said:
Not a chance. My money's on Iraola. However, I'm not a gambling man so you can ignore my confidence. I suspect we'll have to win the ECL to get him over the line with the promise of Europa League football next season. Iraola is the natural choice to follow Glasner.
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I think he’s heading to bilbao, it’s his dream apparently
 
Normandie Eagle said:
Maybe the club have already got someone lined up, we just don't know, but they wouldn't want to announce it yet if they have, as the focus has to be 100% on winning the Conference league. I don't think anything will be done until after our very last game of the season, but what do I know!
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Oli was obviously kept under wraps, we wouldn’t have found out if it wasn’t for Roy falling ill. So it could be the case.
 
Hannes said:
Rose enjoyed his greatest successes years ago at RB Salzburg (where they were virtually unchallenged in the Austrian league), whilst in the years that followed he more or less failed to live up to expectations. Good luck to Bournemouth with him. I reckon we could still find a manager with a track record like Rose’s even on the day before the season kicks off.
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He’s won considerably more games than he’s lost with all his clubs, positive goal difference with all his clubs, astronomically so with RB Leipzig, and he won the Deutsche Pokal with RB Leipzig.

He hasn’t exactly been a failure since Salzburg has he? Others who took the same jobs (Dortmund, BMG, Leipzig) haven’t matched him.
 
LIam Rosenoir, doing so very badly for Chelsea,will probably be sacked very soon and can be added to our list of candidates,as apparently we'll thought of by SP.
 
Jacey said:
LIam Rosenoir, doing so very badly for Chelsea,will probably be sacked very soon and can be added to our list of candidates,as apparently we'll thought of by SP.
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I'm not sure about the new manager, but I wouldn't mind Brighton scouting team.
Sold Caceido, Cucerella and Pedro to Chelsea for up to £200 million and still walloped them 3-0.
 
Definitely would stay away from rosenior, we saw what happened to potter after the Chelsea job, he became a shell of a manger after that tenure. Same will probably happen with rosenior. Also I fancy winning matches not just “respecting the ball” 😂
 
syd snot said:
Just a thought fella, they've got to start somewhere.
Ferguson and Aberdeen come to mind.
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Aberdeen in them days had a very good European & Scottish lge team won the cup winners Cup and super Cup , beating Bayern , Madrid and Hamburg on the way to win them , so not a good comparison , also scotish lge was better in them days
 
Jayyyy1503 said:
Definitely would stay away from rosenior, we saw what happened to potter after the Chelsea job, he became a shell of a manger after that tenure. Same will probably happen with rosenior. Also I fancy winning matches not just “respecting the ball” 😂
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Could'nt agree more on the final sentence.
Too many managers are now aspiring to be the David Brent of managers with empty meaningless phrases, usually in an attempt to avoid scrutiny over poor performances.
I think of the great managers like Clough, Ferguson, Paisley and Shankly who all conveyed simple messages with clarity.

I think at Palace we've largely avoided the, to use a Roy Keane term, 'bluffers' as managers, although on occasions Pardew gave signs that he could join the club.
 
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