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It seems he’s never played but he’s worked in recruitment for Liverpool and wolves before getting the top job at Huddersfield. Huddersfield’s collapse following his exit suggests that whatever the system is that he builds it doesn’t continue to function once he’s gone.
Or loads of people have been piling on after enjoying the occasion yesterday.
www.thestar.co.uk
Currently based in England?Odds are changing and stories like this are starting to appear - its today isnt it!?!
Sheffield United hope their search for a new manager has now entered its final phase
Sheffield United told representatives of one candidate hoping to become their next permanent manager that they planned to reach a decision on the identity of Chris Wilder’s successor following the game against Burnley, which marked the end of the club’s stay in the Premier League.
Just reads to me that they told said person that we've finally decided, I didnt take that as they had the job - or maybe its nuno, haha!Currently based in England?
Just another non story from the click bait rag. Full of basically.... nothing.Currently based in England?
maybe bob but i think with those odds it has to be jokanovic and apart from clement cant see anybody else that would interest me and 1/3 opposed to 10/1 sounds good enough for me know you wont be ecstatic if it is sj though
I hope that means they’ve told Heckingbottom that they’ve given Jokanevic the job.Currently based in England?
So there have been no successful managerial appointments (in this country alone) at the beginning of a summer break?! I'm guessing you'll find hundreds of examples, if you give it any thought or research.
"Past evidence" you say... Like under different owners with different methods, in different eras? Not relevant is it.
Making predictions (forecasts) with no real knowledge and REGARDLESS of whoever the manager is... Okey dokey
Just calm down mate. Try and get some down time. Reassess your concerns in a month.
agree some of our fans who are fearing the worst with the current squad are forgetting that the championship is a poor league and most of the current squad will be comfortable playing in it
I think the core of the squad for The Championship is solid, top 6 certainly, the issue is the same as it was last summer in that the midfield needs an overhaul for the next push. It's definitely a tweak or a correction rather than rip it up and start again job. The senior guys who got us up last time, Bash, Egan, JoC, Baldock, Stevens, Fleck, Norwood, Billy, Dids are perfect for bringing through the next iteration if that's what they want to do. Some may go, some may have to, but to throw away all that experience just because they fell short at PL level would be daft. We have the youngsters, who personally I think area good couple of seasons away from making a real impression. but we have the base to bring them and other young players through within the successful structure we had in place.
If only we had gone with what we had last summer instead of the best transfer window ever.
Oh I think we need to bring in 6-7 new faces at least, but I also expect 5-6 to go out. We'll need to replace Lunny, Bryan, Jags, and that's before we get onto those that may get offers, Berge, Egan, Baldock, but those brought it need to be able to make that step up. We really should be looking to use the loan market given our much higher wage bill to obtain quality that we couldn't afford to buy.
When you put it like that Bob, you've named 9 outfielders there. Assuming Rammers stays, that's 10 of the XI - and it's probably a damning indictment of the last 2 years that that's not too far off our best team!
im sure the loan market will be used by lots of teams this summer especially if sj comes in loans with a view to buy would be good for us
So a supposedly list of 5 has now become 6 !Odds are changing and stories like this are starting to appear - its today isnt it!?!
Sheffield United hope their search for a new manager has now entered its final phase
Sheffield United told representatives of one candidate hoping to become their next permanent manager that they planned to reach a decision on the identity of Chris Wilder’s successor following the game against Burnley, which marked the end of the club’s stay in the Premier League.
They did say that once SJ had been approached, and in their eyes, presumably as an addition to the original number of 5. Who knows though! What I find interesting is that the article says that the candidates have been contacted and that a decision is imminent. I can't see Cooper and Appleton having had those intense talks given they're both involved with other clubs and the play offs. Saying that, if there's no announcement this week then the longer it goes the more I think that Appleton or Cooper are involved. The play off games are this weekend of course.
Yes , possibly . I can’t see it being Appleton or Cooper myself . Maybe like another poster said , it is someone that has not been linked in the media . If reports are correct then we will find out in the next few days .
Let's be honest, GHLF has really laid his credibility on the line with such a specific and well-sourced rumour. If it comes true, there's a good chance he is actually properly ITK. If not, he's just another one of those sad-act attention-seekers who for some reason covets the adulation of a load of anonymous posters on an internet forum.
They should have identified the one they want out of that list weeks ago and employed him last weekend. The fact managers are waiting to hear back from us is ridiculous.
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