[Albion] Who do you want to become our new manager?

[The Wookiee]

Lucien Favre - ex Nice and Dortmund coach - currently without a club

 

[Krafty]

Bring Potter back!

 

[Seagull58]

Francesco Farioli just shortened to 5/1. Current manager of Nice, only 35 and previously worked with De Zerbi

and he has learnt how to defend at Nice, so takes the biscuit.

 

[Guinness Boy]

I was about to post Míchel at Girona as a possible option to go for

Mentioned him on post 38.

Plays great football and gets results but they’re part of the City football group. If he goes well in Champions League he’ll be the next Pep.

 

[Worried Man Blues]

That manager from Belize second division, name escapes me at the moment

 

[Brownstuff]

Pep Lijnders

Ignore as just found out he has already got a manager job now at Salzburg a few days ago. Someone similar would be good that has been a solid number 2

 

[A mex eyecan]

Bring Potter back!

AOBP

 

[The Pilsbury Echo]

I would like Amorim but never going to happen! Farioli would be interesting and a gamble but let's be honest who wouldn't be. I hear Fonseca touted alot for other clubs but dont know much about him. Rosenior is a few seasons to early and Martin can stay exactly where he is for me. Bloom and Barbs are running a business and won't go down the sentiment route and will do what they feel is right. Please remember the last 3 or 4 seasons guys and gals! If someone wants me to put a tenner on then I would go for ETH, NOT BECAUSE I WANT HIM...JUST BECAUSE THE ODDS WOULD BE GOOD!

 

[dwayne]

Ralph rangnick
Tommy tuchel for a laugh.
Gallardo.
Wouldn't mind McKenna or kompany but risky.

 

[Blue3]

I guess it’s the time we find out if PB and TB really have the next set of available candidates lined up

Personally I will be happy with whoever TB ultimately decides is the right person

 

[A mex eyecan]

i would have thought they would have witnessed enough warning signs certainly as far back as January. If they weren’t working on what comes next then they certainly should have been

 

[um bongo molongo]

McKenna is the standout candidate for me. What he’s done at Ipswich is phenomenal, he plays a similar style and is used to working on a lower budget than his competitors. The challenge will be whether he can persuaded to leave. But the chance to chase top 10 and maybe even Europe vs probable relegation may be more tempting to an ambitious young manager than many are giving credit to.

 

[Shins]

Lucien Favre - ex Nice and Dortmund coach - currently without a club

Read an article a couple of months back about the time out the game he's taken, and now ready to go again. A similar high intensity manager as De Zerbi, hence taking a break after a couple of low points.

This is such an us appointment. Would never be on his level coming straight out of another job.

 

[Beach Hut]

Phil Stant

 

[The Wookiee]

Read an article a couple of months back about the time out the game he's taken, and now ready to go again. A similar high intensity manager as De Zerbi, hence taking a break after a couple of low points.

This is such an us appointment. Would never be on his level coming straight out of another job.

And he turned Palace down a couple of years ago

 

[tedebear]

Can I have a go?

 

[Swegulls]

Henrik Rydström of course!

 

[WhingForPresident]

I think we'll go all out for Amorim and I'd be very happy with that.

Really can't see McKenna leaving Ipswich, don't fancy Knutsen, Kompany, Potter, Edwards or Martin tbh. I'd have Farioli or the Lille guy over any of those.

 

[afters]

Farioli seems a prospect considering he's deemed suited to Ajax. And yet again I'll float Paolo Fonseca. Attack-minded, track record of getting the best out of youngsters, about to take Lille into the Champions League. Heavily linked with Milan currently but nothing agreed.

Either of these would be great. Russell Martin & McKenna? Not a hope

 

[Shins]

And he turned Palace down a couple of years ago

Haha written in the stars then!