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A must win in December? If we really have any hope of 2nd (unlikely the way we defend) or the playoffs, we simply need to win these kind of games. But then we lost to one of the teams below them. Going for an edgy 2-1 win

Would not be surprised to see him loaned back to Germany or similar in January. It just hasnt worked out. He'll likely stay on our books for multiple loans as nobody will be willing to pay close to what we paid for him (like an attacking ABK). Would like to see us target a loan striker in January. Bound to be somebody decent in the PL looking minutes

The new Danny Fox. Great left peg who chips in with some super goals and assists.....but defensively diabolical

I hope its not going to be the managerial equivalent of Marek Saganowski. Unbelievable when the possibility of a permanent job is dangling in front of him, but you can bet that once we appoint him permanently, it just wont be as good. Just keep him in temporary charge the rest of the season 😂

Page 4 of this thread is an epic read Dont be deleting your posts 😂

It seems too obvious that we're holding out for somebody currently in a job. Corberan being the most likely given our previous links

Appreciate that, but thats not my point. It's waiting on a manager who is stinking the place out in his current job

On Corberan.....it would be very SR to be waiting on a manager to be sacked Clueless twats

Its not hate. Its being realistic with what we've witnessed so far. We got battered by an average QPR team and were very lucky to hang on. And as for yesterday, it wouldnt take much coaching to beat Wednesday. He may have potential, but he hasnt managed at senior level. We've tried the caretaker to permanent boss experiment previously with no success. Interesting though, Eckert was assistant to Patrick Vieira at Genoa. With Vieira now available we could see that pairing again

Not sure what you're trying to prove comparing win ratios between managers in different divisions. Between a manager tasked primarily with avoiding relegation in the hardest league in the world, and another tasked with gaining promotion at a club expected to running for it. Either way, its unlikely that O'Neil or Carrick will get the job, but we'll see

Wednesday are absolutely dreadful. QPR battered us for most of the 2nd half. Seems like a nice fella, but TE is not the direction to take. Go and get Solskjaer

Been told he wore a blue tie

Just think our fans hate appointing UK managers 😂. We would much prefer an exciting european unknown, who after some quick wikipedia and athletic research, will tell us we've got the best young manager going

Conveniently leaving out the period between where he led Schalke on a record run of 18 games without a win. Also took over Young Boys who were going for their 4th title in a row, but was sacked when they were 15 points adrift. So yes, we would be in for some disappointing years if we appointed him

Carrick - I've already covered. He has managed at one Championship team. In his last two seasons he led them to 8th and 10th. Hardly inspiring Hasenhuttl - I personally dont think he would come back, particularly not in our current situation Corberan - might be an option, but hes still in charge of Valencia for now which might put off SR Robins - same as Corberan. Personally see SR moving for somebody out of work right now Wagner - hasnt done anything of note since taking Huddersfield to the PL about 8 years ago Carsley - would be a good option but needs to adapt to club management again GON brings experience of managing not one, but two PL teams to good finishes. Again, I dont think hes an amazing option, but hes certainly not a bad one