Manager Suggestion after Wilder Walks

[robbiez666]

Wilder Walks sounds like a show you'd find on Netflix

 

[FallowfieldBlade]

No no no

without a cheque book the bloke is terrible

Nonsense

 

[FallowfieldBlade]

2-1 Ken

 

[LudlamBlade]

 

[Notts Blade 123]

Dyche, Burnley have just been taken over. Owners may want a new direction for the club (not saying they do, but they could)

 

[blademark]

Dyche, Burnley have just been taken over. Owners may want a new direction for the club (not saying they do, but they could)

He would be perfect for us in many ways.

 

[Mouth of the South]

He would be perfect for us in many ways.

Except his salary demands. He's on a surprisingly large salary - certainly established Prem level and I would have thought way beyond most/all Champ clubs

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

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See the horse i'm backing as Wilder's successor is doing rather well at Barnsley.

 

[Belvedere Blade]

Frank Lampard.

 

[Luke1993]

Frank Lampard.

About time we had a restructure, Frank Lampards sheffield united it is.

 

[1889]

Hi, Stegosaurus here

Steve Cooper, but I doubt he'd jump to a sinking ship.

Steve Cooper? AKA John Arbuckle from Garfield?

Anyone ever seen them in the same room?

 

[Hamburg Blade]

Me. I'm fucking brilliant, me.

 

[BlairBlade]

The flower/plant is called Red Valerian.

Does Red Shelton manage?

 

[BlairBlade]

Out of interest, why hasn’t Wilder walked?

 

[BlairBlade]

How about Andre Villas-Boas?

 

[Mouth of the South]

Cooper would be good but it would effectively be a sideways move for him unless he was given money to spend. Much to my surprise, I've been impressed by Gerrard, both tactically and by his manner. I would have liked Cook but he's now obviously off the market.
A few lower probability or left field suggestions - Favre, Klinsman, Jardim and I wonder whether Benitez has has enough of earning a fortune in China yet

 

[Liaminho9]

Cooper would be good but it would effectively be a sideways move for him unless he was given money to spend. Much to my surprise, I've been impressed by Gerrard, both tactically and by his manner. I would have liked Cook but he's now obviously off the market.
A few lower probability or left field suggestions - Favre, Klinsman, Jardim and I wonder whether Benitez has has enough of earning a fortune in China yet

Brett Favre was a legendary Quarterback but i’m not sure if he’s suited for a managerial position.
Have you been watching Ted Lasso?

 

[Mouth of the South]

Brett Favre was a legendary Quarterback but i’m not sure if he’s suited for a managerial position.
Have you been watching Ted Lasso?

Haha tbh Brett Favre would do a better job than several previous incumbents.

However, Lucien Favre might do an even better job!

 

[Grumps]

Mr J Lundstram

 

[Striker]

Some of these suggestions make me laugh.
Lampard, couldn't get Derby promoted with a much bigger budget than Wilder.
Cooper, one good season, no experience of premiership.
Villa Boas, never managed in championship and had a massive budget and mega wages.
Dyche, he'd not come to us unless he was sacked, hes a premiership manager
Eddie Howe, took Bournemouth down spent a fortune.

Chris Wilder is the right man, don't forget our last 4 years before this one and dont let a set of exceptional circumstances rob us of the best man for the job
UTB

 

[Sportbilly /Detroit Blade]

Frank Lampard.

i'd rather have Frank Butcher!

 

[bypassblade]

I don't see CW leaving unless some major falling out, if he is replaced how about Scotland's manager Steve Clarke. I know we've had 4 great years under CW but this season has tested even my belief he should stay, football is a business pure and simple no place for sentiment.

 

[benn5712]

Give it a rest.

 

[Davalon]

Nick Montgomery.

 

[sheff_blade90]

How about Andre Villas-Boas?

because we want someone decent

 

[Upton_Blade]

Out of interest, why hasn’t Wilder walked?

Maybe the fact he's on nearly £2m per year with 3 years of his contract left and if he walks he walks he gets nothing.

Even if, as suggested by Nixon in The Scum this morning, the board are waiting for us to be relegated thus having to pay him out at a reduced rate due to any relegation clauses in his contract they aren't going to be more than 50% at an absolute maximum so he'd still be walking away from a £3m payout.

He just hasn't had the type of career where he could walk away from those sort of sums unlike someone like Morinho for instance who has had multiple huge payouts upon sackings.

 

[Scarebus]

I'd say Gerrard, but I'm not sure he could manage the step up from winning the Scottish premiership to mid table championship.

 

[Torrix1889]

I'd say Gerrard, but I'm not sure he could manage the step up from winning the Scottish premiership to mid table championship.

Gerrard will be Manager at Anfield inside 12 months.........

Dyche to take over at Celtic................Wilder to go to Burnley.......Sheffield United to get some no-mark from the Belgian second division.

 

[billyblademan]

Should we be in a position where we're needing a new manager in the summer, there'll be a lot worse CVs arriving on the Prince's desk than Frank Lampard's...

(Hopefully there'll be some better ones too, but just saying)

 

[S64 Blade]

Karl Robinson, at last.