Wilder to west ham, obviously

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I think Merse is one of Wilders biggest fans. He's always saying a team should be after Wilder, be it West Ham or even Arsenal.
 
GymClassHero said:
Genuinely think Wilder would laugh them out his office. Why would anyone leave a club where they have full control to do as they please, a great feel good factor and creating a legacy, to become another forgotten name in West Ham's mundane recent history?
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What about Lady Brassy though?
 
The job I would worry about him being offered and probably take would be the England one, Southgate doing well and long may it continue but if Wilder keeps going for the next two and a half years in the premier league and the job became available (which it obviously will do) he will tick most of the boxes and as proud of him as we all would be it is the one I think he would,obviously, have to accept.
 
Boxer Blade said:
The job I would worry about him being offered and probably take would be the England one, Southgate doing well and long may it continue but if Wilder keeps going for the next two and a half years in the premier league and the job became available (which it obviously will do) he will tick most of the boxes and as proud of him as we all would be it is the one I think he would,obviously, have to accept.
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Chris is not nice talking Enough to get the England job.

When Southgate steps down after the next World Cup I fully expect Lampard to be offered the job,
 
Boxer Blade said:
The job I would worry about him being offered and probably take would be the England one, Southgate doing well and long may it continue but if Wilder keeps going for the next two and a half years in the premier league and the job became available (which it obviously will do) he will tick most of the boxes and as proud of him as we all would be it is the one I think he would,obviously, have to accept.
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Tin hat time, but aren't Dyche and Howe a couple of years ahead of him in terms of that criteria? We all know how good he is, but until we're either established in the PL and/or win a cup then realistically, those guys are a proven commodity whereas Tufty is flavour of the month.

Factor in the hysteria around Lampard and Gerard when the England job comes up - and I honestly don't see Tufty as even close.
 
Boxer Blade said:
The job I would worry about him being offered and probably take would be the England one, Southgate doing well and long may it continue but if Wilder keeps going for the next two and a half years in the premier league and the job became available (which it obviously will do) he will tick most of the boxes and as proud of him as we all would be it is the one I think he would,obviously, have to accept.
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I doubt he gives a toss about England to be honest, probably England cricket more than football.

Plus he probably despises the nicey nicey cuddles and no blame culture, and the rewarding of mediocrity which is pretty much expected of any England manager.

He'd give the entire set up a reyt boot up the arse, which is why they'd never give it him.
 
I highly doubt he would go to West Ham where the transfers are taken out of his hands. It's also worth noting that from the outside looking in, Wilder has achieved nothing at the top level yet. We have had a gold start but that is all. Many clubs will worry he's merely "flavour of the month" and a huge unproven risk. I imagine for the majority of West Ham fans (or Everton/Spurs fans), Wilder will be way down their next manager wishlist
 

Roygbiv said:
I highly doubt he would go to West Ham where the transfers are taken out of his hands. It's also worth noting that from the outside looking in, Wilder has achieved nothing at the top level yet. We have had a gold start but that is all. Many clubs will worry he's merely "flavour of the month" and a huge unproven risk. I imagine for the majority of West Ham fans (or Everton/Spurs fans), Wilder will be way down their next manager wishlist
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I've said the same the last two Summers when the 'Wilder to x' threads start:

As much as he's the ideal man to manage Sheffield Utd, Sheffield Utd is the ideal club for him to be currently working!!

As lucky as we are, he too is bloomin lucky to have us!!
 
Harry's Game said:
Chris is not nice talking Enough to get the England job.

When Southgate steps down after the next World Cup I fully expect Lampard to be offered the job,
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If I were Lampard, I might consider that a step down, at least at this stage in his career.

IdLiketoRogerMoore said:
Tin hat time, but aren't Dyche and Howe a couple of years ahead of him in terms of that criteria? We all know how good he is, but until we're either established in the PL and/or win a cup then realistically, those guys are a proven commodity whereas Tufty is flavour of the month.

Factor in the hysteria around Lampard and Gerard when the England job comes up - and I honestly don't see Tufty as even close.
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In terms of style of play, Dyche is nowhere near a good fit for England, at least IMO.
 
bromtom said:
I doubt he gives a toss about England to be honest, probably England cricket more than football.

Plus he probably despises the nicey nicey cuddles and no blame culture, and the rewarding of mediocrity which is pretty much expected of any England manager.

He'd give the entire set up a reyt boot up the arse, which is why they'd never give it him.
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He has ambitions of managing England.
 
IdLiketoRogerMoore said:
Maybe not, but has taken Burnley into Europe - which on the face of it, is a massive achievement in its own right...
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Not saying it's not an achievement, but I dont think it will be enough to land him the England job.

Southgate has done a good job in terms of managing the press and freshening up the squad. From a tactical point of view, I think he's done well to get them playing a bit more aggressively, with a higher tempo but I don't think he quite has enough in his locker to win a tournament, when playing better teams.
I think, after Southgate, we need to build on his progress, rather than tearing it up and starting again, like normal. I'm not sure who that will be, but if I had to pick today, I'd say Wilder, Rodgers and possibly Howe would all have to be in the conversation.
 
Boxer Blade said:
The job I would worry about him being offered and probably take would be the England one, Southgate doing well and long may it continue but if Wilder keeps going for the next two and a half years in the premier league and the job became available (which it obviously will do) he will tick most of the boxes and as proud of him as we all would be it is the one I think he would,obviously, have to accept.
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Can't see it because he isn't a "yes man".

He'd want to pick his own team based on players form but the FA would in no way allow that.
 
Kanye said:
Not saying it's not an achievement, but I dont think it will be enough to land him the England job.

Southgate has done a good job in terms of managing the press and freshening up the squad. From a tactical point of view, I think he's done well to get them playing a bit more aggressively, with a higher tempo but I don't think he quite has enough in his locker to win a tournament, when playing better teams.
I think, after Southgate, we need to build on his progress, rather than tearing it up and starting again, like normal. I'm not sure who that will be, but if I had to pick today, I'd say Wilder, Rodgers and possibly Howe would all have to be in the conversation.
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If CW is still in contention in two and a half years time then we’ll have had a couple of very good seasons. We’ll be in a position to attract a very good replacement.
 
I really don’t get why any young ambitious manager would take the England job. No day to day involvement with the players, no transfers. A load of hassle from club managers, who want their players protected.
Intl mgmt is a job for a 60+ experienced manager, who wants to stay in mgmt without the daily hassle. Any young manager would probably get bored. Southgate appears to be the exception
 
BushBlade said:
If CW is still in contention in two and a half years time then we’ll have had a couple of very good seasons. We’ll be in a position to attract a very good replacement.
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I tend to agree, though even if we get a "very good" replacement, they will have extremely big boots to fill.

My biggest worry is that we have to change our style of play. For that reason, the best option may be to go for someone within the club (an ex player who has just began coaching possibly) who is familiar with the system, and can emulate Wilder's approach - that would be a huge gamble though.
 
Football pundits go on what the audience wants to hear. CW is on the up and just say he went the first bad run he would get slated.
We see good managers leave clubs then bombed out !
A manager knows when the time is right
 

As fantastic as CW has been for us I just cannot see a Premier League club coming in for him this season, especially a successful one. Sure a struggling club might make a desperate offer near the end of the season if they look doomed, but why the hell would he go?
Most of the work he has done here has been in League 1 / the Championship so just will not register with them, & it will have been noticed that he dominates every club he has been at from top to bottom, something else that will scare the top clubs & will be seen as a huge risk for them.
Don't get me wrong, he has been brilliant for us & I want him to stay for a long long time to come, but equally we have been the perfect vehicle for him too, & I think he will have to do very good things here, in the Premier League, over a period of time before he is seriously considered for top jobs.
 
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