If David Moyes......

[spikeman]

Toss-up between Hodgson and Redknapp for me.

 

[bluebastardo]

Sven wouldn't be a bad manager.

 

[evilwebby]

Wenger, O'neill, or McLeish, though I feel Wenger's best work as a builder of empires is behind him.

 

[Dutch Toffee]

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Roberto Martinez for me. Think he'll become a more than decent manager in the future.

Hope we won't come in that position for the forseeable future though.

 

[RNG]

Phil Brown--
Rumor is, he's on his way!
Or at least out of his job...

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Phil Brown--
Rumor is, he's on his way!
Or at least out of his job...

If he comes I go

 

[Matt Damon]

McCleish, then O'Neill, then Hodgson.

McCleish has done wonders for Birmingham. O'neill is a good manager and know's how to win trophies, then Hodgson.

of course, i would sooner shoot myself in the foot than trade in moyes for any of them.

The head for me.

 

[Neiler]

Owen Coyle!

 

[TX Bill]

Hodgson.

 

[Rook]

Hodgson, obvious reasons. I also think Martines would be an excellent coach with more talent to work with. Both are class guys who are easy to root for too.

Rednapp would get us in the C-League and if were lucky there might be enough money to scape for a better than average Division 2 side.

 

[Hayee]

Brown would be my choice, closely followed by mcleish and zola

 

[Neiler]

Brown would be my choice, closely followed by mcleish and zola

As in Phil Brown?????????????????????

Eh why?

 

[pettyfog]

Well, I see a headscratcher there..
Why only 1 vote for Martin O'Neill?

 

[uknightbreed]

id quite like alec mcleish or steve coppell .

 

[stinger]

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Roberto Martinez for me. Think he'll become a more than decent manager in the future.

Hope we won't come in that position for the forseeable future though.

Agree
But he definitely needs to learn how to setup defence properly and how to grind out wins.