Lee Carsley

[davids]

The natural successor to Moyse?

 

[Mr Happy]

The natural successor to Mouse?

Mickey or Danger ?

 

[summerisle]

The natural successor to Moyse?

*Moyes.

 

[Mr Happy]

The natural successor to Moyse?

Gotta be quicker than that on the edit button champ

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Better than that wirey crab in charge of the Senior team.

 

[sw blue]

I don't think he'd be into club management. Just a feeling.

 

[Tommy.]

Loved the man, solid player when we were just starting to improve from the other darker days.

Never hear a bad word said about him.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

I don't think he'd be into club management. Just a feeling.

I didn't think we'd see Leighton back at the club in any coaching/management capacity yet here we are.

 

[everton1953]

His young England team is playing great football.

 

[Joey66]

His young England team is playing great football.

he should be our first choice once DM fails .....

 

[The binman chronicles]

I don't think he'd be into club management. Just a feeling.

Like Ferguson he is leaving it too long that he's almost getting too old for club management. I suppose it's slightly different in Carsley's case as he at least dipped his toe in for little spells. Of course there are exceptions, most do their best work in the 40-55 range. Our oldest trophy winning manager in recent times (last 65 years) is 50 years old. Our last, Joe Royle was 46.

Carsley at 51 would need to be finding a club soon to put down roots, another few years with the England setup and it's hard to think he will go on to be a top level club manager.

 

[davids]

Gotta be quicker than that on the edit button champ

Spanish French and English spell checker,it has its moments.

 

[davids]

*Moyes.

Moyles

 

[davids]

Sack Moyles now. Carsley is our man.

 

[Joey66]

Whwn DM gets the boot OBE = out before easter - he is the man to take us on the crisp passing the attacking mode on the breakaways - the work ethic - we need him to be DMs successor - spot on ......