Maybe we are all over-thinking it....

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  1. Sco

    Scoff Well-Known Member

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    Sure the next candidate on the list will pop up shortly, but until then how about:

    1). On the basis that appointing a legend could ruin their legacy why not appoint an ex-player who was absolute gash - it can't make thing worse and could only improve their popularity. So Deon Burton and Paul Gibbs in combination?

    2). Expand the search a little. How about Ivaylo Petev from Ludogorets Razgud (Bulgaria)? Won the double last season in the clubs first ever year in the top flights, and has only lost two games so far this season domestically. Could also bring in some of their squad on the cheap and we could all listen to Eastern European marching music before every game to get in the spirit of things....

    Anyone else got any "alternate" suggestions?
     
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    Made me smile anyway.
     
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    Rylan clark anybody, half time would be a blast
     
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    That stale solbakken has a good record in Norway and Denmark - admittedly ropey in Germany and England - why not him?

    And as for ex players who were absolute gash - there is an almost endless list of possibilities. I'd plump for Kevin Richardson and Ian woan.
     
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    Willie Ferry, with Les Harris as his Number 2.
     
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    Brian Mahoneys Waist Well-Known Member

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    Don't forget me.
     
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    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    And before I forget

    Brian Mahoney as fitness coach.
     
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    a willie ferry / kevin donavan / paul gibbs dream team.
     
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    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    Now he's retired

    I wonder whether Jason Barker would be interested in the post?
     
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    pompey_red Well-Known Member

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    since his playing days came to an end i believe he's been quietly picking up his coaching badges in non league and could be a decent bet.
     
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    Re: Now he's retired

    Applied so far as I understand as part of a management team with Paul Ince after he played under him at Notts Co.
     
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    Re: Now he's retired

    Now that's interesting.:)
     
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    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    Doesn't surprise me in the slightest. Jason was always very quiet.:)
     
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    I'd have Keith Hill.
     
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    My left-field suggestion is that we use this as a money-making exercise for the club by finding an outside candidate on the list with a common name, lumping on and then appointing a random off the street who happens to have that name. Let them be in charge on Saturday with Flicker as 'assistant', fire him on Sunday, and then add the funds to the budget for the new man.

    Pretty sure there must be a Mark Hughes, Phil Brown or Peter Taylor out shopping in the Alhambra at the moment. Might have to extend the search as far as Asda though.

    Easiest 66/1 shot in history!
     
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    Deon Burton was only here on loan. We've had enough s1te here on permanent deals. Kevin Donovan being my choice then :)
     
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    Left-field - Jamie Carragher player manager. Commanding centre half, wants to go in to management, wants to stay in the north. Read his autobiography, deep thinker about the game. We might not be able to understand him though.
     
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    redarmy990 New Member

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    then his accent would alienate everyone,that happened once err when was that. oh yes for the last 18months
     
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    Didn't think he was a bad player for us, not one of the best but Keith Curle was a name I heard mentioned last week.
     
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    Sheriff Well-Known Member

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    If we're being sensible about this, one name I'm surprised hasn't cropped up yet is Andy Ritchie.

    I'd put him above quite a few of the other names personally, although I have no idea what he's doing these days.
     

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