Five Potential Replacements

[Blade56]

Weeeeeeerz Rosinor?

Just read Rosenior has been snapped up by Paris FC in July

 

[OLDBLADE43]

Its about progression unfortunately with wilder in charge we are going backwards .I get wilders a blade and what hes done in the past brill .But hes not changed in all them years and we are where we are now because of him sentiment has to go out of the window now and look to move forward not backwards

Instead of ALWAYS blaming the manager why not put a good proportion of the blame on the owners at the time, ie the prince for Sander Berge and N'dye? and the current crop from USA of Brooks, Hamer and O'hare. All of these 5 sold without any preparation for adequate replacements. Doesn't help does it?

 

[MadDad38]

Instead of ALWAYS blaming the manager why not put a good proportion of the blame on the owners at the time, ie the prince for Sander Berge and N'dye? and the current crop from USA of Brooks, Hamer and O'hare. All of these 5 sold without any preparation for adequate replacements. Doesn't help does it?

Who out of those were going to sign new contracts? All of the sales were necessary for financial reasons. It’s the VFM of the replacements that most people are disappointed with. What funds we had in each case could have been spent a lot better

 

[Blade56]

Easy this AI stuff……

Available Now (Free Agents)

Carlos Corberán (Spain)

Youth & Style: Known for high-intensity, forward-pressing football rooted in Marcelo Bielsa’s philosophy. Has a proven EFL track record of maximizing young talent and overperforming on tight budgets (e.g., driving Huddersfield to a Championship play-off final).
Availability: Currently unattached and immediately available for hire.

Eirik Horneland (Norway)
Youth & Style: Built Brann into an attacking, high-pressing force in Norway, relying heavily on developing young talent and playing dynamic, high-scoring football.
Availability: Free agent since stepping down at Brann, making him an ambitious, modern option ready for a move to English football.
Currently Employed (Realistic Targets)

Kjetil Knutsen (Norway — Bodø/Glimt)
Youth & Style: Famous for an ultra-aggressive, attacking \bm{4}-\bm{3}-\bm{3} system built on intense youth development, pressing, and positional discipline.
Realistic Path: While he has previously turned down English clubs to stay for European campaigns, Bodø/Glimt are open to realistic moves when the right project in England arises.


Martí Cifuentes (Spain — QPR)
Youth & Style: Favors modern, possession-oriented, high-tempo attacking football. Highly regarded for coaching individual technical improvements in young players and thriving under strict financial constraints in the EFL.
Realistic Path: Managing within the EFL, a jump to a club with Sheffield United’s resources and infrastructure represents an attractive step up, making him an achievable target if approached.


Note: Unrealistic candidates such as Ruben Amorim, Sérgio Conceição, or top-tier European managers have been omitted due to high buyout clauses or unwillingness to step down to the Championship level.

 

[Blade56]

Instead of ALWAYS blaming the manager why not put a good proportion of the blame on the owners at the time, ie the prince for Sander Berge and N'dye? and the current crop from USA of Brooks, Hamer and O'hare. All of these 5 sold without any preparation for adequate replacements. Doesn't help does it?

They had to be sold while they had a value and to balance the books. We have skint owners.

 

[Cheeky Blade]

I suspect while we have the current owners any replacement would already be in the building.

 

[ancientblade]

I suspect while we have the current owners any replacement would already be in the building.

yes i suspect you may well be right

 

[Willglynning]

yes i suspect you may well be right

Phil Jones’ Sheffield United

 

[Uganda Blade]

Phil Jones’ Sheffield United

What does Jill Phones actually do, apart from fiddle with an iPad?