You would like to think that the owner has now realised that it is clearly not working and any hope of promotion is pretty much over even by the end of October. Given you were in the position of TS,when would you pull the trigger and who would you replace him with?? Do you keep the current back room staff or do they all?
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Any new manager has to be allowed to bring in his own backroom staff.
He also has to be allowed the last word on any new signings ( within budget of course)
To just replace the manager but keep everyone else in place will only have a minor impact imo.
for me Jackson leaves with Adkins.
id be happy for Euell to stay as long as the new manager (whoever that is) wants him and is kept in addition to the new man bringing a couple of his own team in
The stock of U23 Managers appears to be on the rise at a number of clubs.
Need someone with fresh ideas compared with the safe "experienced" route, no option will be a safe one!!
You'd hope too that an ex-U23 Manager will promote youth as well
Go all out and pay wilder what he wants
he has already said he would come to a league 1 club recently even if they need building up and are struggling
back him let him bring his own team dont force anyone on him
let him be in charge of signings
he will keep us up and build with success over next couple years
not intersted in anyone else tbf
clearout everyone NA JJ and JE
Yes I'd love Chris Wilder but I just cannot imagine he'd be remotely interested in coming to a team in the League 1 relegation zone.
Assuming no instant impact bring in a promising young manager or coach who plays good football. Could be someone like Beale or a manager doing well elsewhere. Let him bring in his own team, whether that’s coaches, physios, scouts, whatever.
Avoid experienced managers - it’ll only be another Adkins who is dropping down after struggling in the Championship and likely had his best days as manager.
I wouldn’t even gamble on the likes of Wilder. He had that connection with Sheff Utd, something to prove and new ideas. The hunger may have gone and he might not have those fresh ideas. Previous promotions don’t make success more likely as we’ve seen with Adkins and Robinson.
No to all former managers for me, i.e. Powell, Curbs and Fraeye.
Done well with Hamilton and Norwich, started well at Preston but tailed off towards the end, would like to see him come in and think he is definitely within our capabilities of getting
Didnt do much wrong at Preston
It's getting to the stage where we almost need a Big Sam style of manager, someone to stop the rot and make us hard to beat with our existing players.
We'll never know until he get a manager's job here or elsewhere.
Ditto Euell.
my head is firmly thinking that the whole place needs a new set up, start again.
but my heart says can you imagine how good it would be having Jacko at the helm and the next few years go well?
Seeing that we've won when he's taken charge on the touchline for us
Is he advocating a way he feels we should be playing
But is being over-ruled by the Manager who should have the final say
Or is it just a presumption simply because he's part of the backroom staff, same as how Bowyer was part of Robinson's backroom staff and changed things from the very first game - At the time it was said on here that we didnt stand a hope in hell of getting anything from either Plymouth or Rotherham games.
Said it before, but Jackson is the only person to have won a game coming from behind since April 2019.
But yeah I guess the players would equally have no respect for him either.
Andy Woodman is a good left field shout. Long experienced as a goalkeeper coach including at CAFC, recent top level coaching experience at Arsenal so is 'up' with modern methods, sporting and psychological. Doing very well at Bromley and is not tainted by failures in the EFL. Woodman is a proper Londoner, AND as his first signing he could bring in his goalkeeper son Freddie, Gareth Southgate's godson, Newcastle United player. He would be a much needed upgrade on our current keeper
My football knowledge sucks, but presumably it can’t be that rare and managers have to start somewhere?
someone who isn’t yesterday’s man and can actually get us to string 3 passes together in the oppositions half
Beale is untested as a manager but great potential.
Wouldn't be unhappy with JJ or Euell.
Would love Wilder but he wanted control over signings when Duchatelet tried to get him. Since then he's managed in the premier league so may not want to be at the beck and call of the black box.
Suspect a German or Scandi "coach" rather than a "manager" will get the call, if it comes, but the ideal choice would be our current U18s manager.