Next manager candidates

[Mboto Gorge]

6 minutes ago, Saint_lambden said:

Says a lot about how far we’ve fallen that Carrick is considered a good appointment. Bored everyone to tears at Middlesbrough who are now playing much more to their level now he’s gone. 
 

Better than Still and more experienced at this level sure, but perhaps says a lot about the lack of quality candidates available that he’s high up the list. Don’t think anyone would have touched him with a barge pole in the summer. 

The lowering of standards and expectations season on season - otherwise known as the Sport Republic Effect

[Willo of Whiteley]

There is no point in getting rid of Will Still at the expense of someone like Michael Carrick, Steven Gerrard or Gary O’Neil etc.

People asking for the above are just reactionary to today’s game.

I’m not saying Will Still is doing a good job by any means but the above guys are no better. They haven’t achieved anything significant in their also short managerial careers.

At least we’ve been creating chances, there is enough there for us to do something. 
How we didn’t buy a clinical striker or a competent goalkeeper in the summer will determine our season.

Will Still hasn’t been helped by partly poor recruitment, but equally he doesn’t help himself in his formation or team selections.

[Saint86]

2 hours ago, Nieldy said:

Seriously Mark Robbins would be my first choice. Listening to Coventry fans, they are where they are because of him.

That's a good shout TBF.

[Killers Knee]

Everyone is aware that even Mad Nate would consider Saints a step down too far?

[CSA96]

Not saying he's who I want, mainly because he isn't, but we've shown interest in Steven Gerrard on more than one occasion and he remains out of work... perhaps if it's a Spors pick he might not go down that path again, but if he's off and not involved, then perhaps that's one to watch

[Sunnyside Saint]

Who was that ex Man Utd assistant or coach that was working in the US?  Would SR revisit? He was high up the shortlist last time.

 

Edit: just read above, think the name was Eric Ramsey 

Edited 2 hours ago by Sunnyside Saint
Found the answer in the thread.

[Wade Garrett]

5 hours ago, Willo of Whiteley said:

There is no point in getting rid of Will Still at the expense of someone like Michael Carrick, Steven Gerrard or Gary O’Neil etc.

People asking for the above are just reactionary to today’s game.

I’m not saying Will Still is doing a good job by any means but the above guys are no better. They haven’t achieved anything significant in their also short managerial careers.

At least we’ve been creating chances, there is enough there for us to do something. 
How we didn’t buy a clinical striker or a competent goalkeeper in the summer will determine our season.

Will Still hasn’t been helped by partly poor recruitment, but equally he doesn’t help himself in his formation or team selections.

Bullshit

[Jack]

7 hours ago, Willo of Whiteley said:

There is no point in getting rid of Will Still at the expense of someone like Michael Carrick, Steven Gerrard or Gary O’Neil etc.

People asking for the above are just reactionary to today’s game.

I’m not saying Will Still is doing a good job by any means but the above guys are no better. They haven’t achieved anything significant in their also short managerial careers.

At least we’ve been creating chances, there is enough there for us to do something. 
How we didn’t buy a clinical striker or a competent goalkeeper in the summer will determine our season.

Will Still hasn’t been helped by partly poor recruitment, but equally he doesn’t help himself in his formation or team selections.

Yeah, any one of them would be a huge improvement. Any proper football person would command some respect and get a better tune out of a really decent squad of players at this level.
 

It’s incredible how bad we’ve managed to be with this squad, he’s really had to find new ways to be worse than the week before. Impressive even.