Succession Planning - Managerial Wishlist

[JobForTheMoyes]

Howe is the only name that makes sense based on performance, but I’m not sure why he would leave Newcastle (unless he gets punted).

 

[DualityNSNO]

Why are we even discussing Eddie Howe?

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

I'd have a shortlist of

Iraola
Glasner
Carsley
Howe.

Carsley would be a slight risk but on balance I'd be happy with any of them taking over in the summer

Can’t see Glasner being interested mate, he’s already disillusioned at Palace because of having to sell their best players etc. it wouldn’t be much different with us.

 

[Bluebonic]

Can’t see Glasner being interested mate, he’s already disillusioned at Palace because of having to sell their best players etc. it wouldn’t be much different with us.

I think they would all be interested if the wedge was big enough mate?

 

[Simon Buttle]

Why are we even discussing Eddie Howe?

Because certain sections of our fanbase insist on showing they are the biggest issue with this club due to their love of mediocrity.

 

[Bluewolf]

He went to Newcastle…

Tbf his stock was at his lowest after being relegated and Newcastle were desperate because they needed to get rid of steve bruce

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

I think they would all be interested if the wedge was big enough mate?

Oh yeah agree mate, money talks. Just get the feeling though with Glasner it’s all about the footy with him and building to be successful. Maybe our mate @Alan Whittle could fill us in.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Oh yeah agree mate, money talks. Just get the feeling though with Glasner it’s all about the footy with him and building to be successful. Maybe our mate @Alan Whittle could fill us in.

He is the favourite for Utd in the summer but I have feeling he won't take it due to the structure there.

 

[jamieni]

He is the favourite for Utd in the summer but I have feeling he won't take it due to the structure there.

Utd job as much of a poisoned chalice as the Chelsea one. He’d do his reputation no good going there and getting booted after 6 months.

 

[matty1878]

After a week of rough results, discussion on here suggests that a fair number of people would be happy enough to see the back of Moyes at the end of this season.

This poses a question - If TFG feel the same way, who are they tapping up to take over in summer?

Suggestions below. If thread gets enough replies will add a poll with the most popular choices.

but suggestions of fans isn’t what TFG go off

ok i want simeone

 

[NeilMorepies]

Tbf his stock was at his lowest after being relegated and Newcastle were desperate because they needed to get rid of steve bruce

And when his Arabian Overlords bin him at the end of the season for failing to get into Europe, despite their spending, he will be looking for another team.
We are probably around the level he could hope to get.

 

[jazzy]

Can’t see Glasner being interested mate, he’s already disillusioned at Palace because of having to sell their best players etc. it wouldn’t be much different with us.

I'm not sure about that.

At this point in time we don't know if TFG are here to provide ongoing investment in the playing staff to bring success or they have other motives.

I'd wager that he would be far better supported financially by Everton than Palace

 

[orchard]

I agree with some sentiments upthread. We maybe ought to swerve Premiership managers and dig out a cultured young manager who's played and/or coached at a quality level abroad. Most of the club imo seems to be filled with sycophants who idolise the Dogs of War mentality as the pinnacle of football, and that covering each others asses is a virtue. Not that I think there is no place for the Dogs/T.Butcher English spirit, we need a synthesis and a better understanding of training and tactics.
I would keep Baines on as an understudy though if he's showing promise. But I wouldn't stop short of getting rid of the two commentators from Saturday's game.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Because certain sections of our fanbase insist on showing they are the biggest issue with this club due to their love of mediocrity.

That and also "we want to move up from mediocrity" and getting someone who's managed to get as far as Moyes had us (7th Place Trophy) except with infinite money.

 

[Alan Whittle]

Oh yeah agree mate, money talks. Just get the feeling though with Glasner it’s all about the footy with him and building to be successful. Maybe our mate @Alan Whittle could fill us in.

Glasner should not be disillusioned with selling our best players. It was our established model long before he joined us. He has helped enhance the system pretty successfully.The bit to add onto selling our best players is recruiting good replacements, which we also have a record of.
If he goes he will go to a club where he can have a lot of control and influence and there is the basis of a squad that can play his way, principally players that are completely switched on without the ball, energetic and quick in the press and quick on the counter.