Next manager poll

[charlie atkins]

If he struggles over the line against Wednesday, we are into the last 16 and presumably the stay of execution applies.

If, thereafter, we continue with this erratic form and a worryingly low average point per PL game return and he is not fired then what do people thing of a relegation scrap? Am really curious to hear others thoughts? To me and on current form there is a 70/30 chance we will be pulled into just that. And IMO, neither the players nor the dugout have shown any signs of the heart that would be needed in such a battle.

How likely do we think an R word battle is if the present regime is retained?

Will we find another adrian heath on wednesday

 

[brian labone]

It's got to be Arteta. He's a top class coach and will have learned from Pep.

I agree and put Cahill with him.

 

[twoblue]

Excellent. Can I start my #teamdyche campaign again?

 

[blueblue]

People want to sack Silva and then replace him with somebody who has never managed a team in his life (Arteta).
Pep was a serial winner ever before he appointed Arteta.
No more risks. We are a bit club with a big fanbase and a big budget. Let's get a big manager.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Excellent. Can I start my #teamdyche campaign again?

No

 

[blueconverse]

Any who change their tactics if they are not working. Not stubborn gets who have a "philosophy" but no idea how manage a game. Just one example, there are sunday league managers who would not play a high line with Keane but Silva continues every game.

 

[wainy]

Gary Megson

 

[matty1878]

It's got to be Arteta. He's a top class coach and will have learned from Pep.

Ye he has tons of experience as a manager

 

[matty1878]

Michael O'Neill

lol Christ

 

[DualityNSNO]

Why is Neville Neville even in this? I mean, a corpse would defo do better than Alerdyce, but let's keep it real at least.

Mourinho.

 

[overkill]

Gotta be Pardew, we need that new manager bounce

 

[tommye]

Gotta be Pardew, we need that new manager bounce

 

[ClausThomsen]

It's got to be Arteta. He's a top class coach and will have learned from Pep.

Carlos Queiroz, Mike Phelan, Bryan Kidd, Colin Harvey, Rene Meulensteen and Paul Clement were all very highly regarded coaches.

 

[RhylBlue]

It's got to be Moyes or Phil Neville for me.

 

[Kirkles]

Actually I'm in love with Bruno Lage's Benfica. They played football I enjoy the most - attacking, direct and deadly. Why would he swap Benfica for us though?

Pay him more