Here's a conundrum. K.K. or Rafa or a newby.

Assuming we were an established Premiership club, let's say just above mid table and with a new hands on owner who was totally involved, enthusiastic but with limited, moderate sums to invest, but would do so on a regular basis (as was supposed to be every penny the club generates etc. etc.)

Who would you rather have at the helm. A return of King Kev for a third spell or a retention of Rafa, or even a new young up and coming manager with previous small time success but futuristic ideas and a lot of ambition.

KK

a newbie

rafa is a dinosaur
we need someone who realises the game and formations and how you treat players has changed
kk has turned us around twice once as a player once as a manger and he would get the plastics back at first

but a newbie would be my choice

someone with no history with tehc lub who wants to make their own history and wont have ideas about the owner before they got herer

Definitely a new young manager or even a new middle aged one as long as his emphasis was on playing football the right way and also enhancing the quality of players brought in.
Rafa can't/won't do it and Keegan is way past his sell by date.

A newbie, with KK as director of football

Rafa as manager with Keegan as ambassador of the club

The only choice for anybody should be the gifted god that is Joe Kinnear. He should be well rested now.

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Originally Posted by Scott Kirkland

The only choice for anybody should be the giftediik god that is Joe Kinnear. He should be well rested now.

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Great choice with Dennis Wise in above him as Director of Football

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Originally Posted by TheOtherTerryMac

Great choice with Dennis Wise in above him as Director of Football

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Maybe Pardew as his assistant.

Does everyone sleep in the same bed on this forum ?