We need a very experienced manager now DJ for me

[Appley ridge crisp]

I'm new to the board but I've had it with Dougie now we need a experience manager now right now ...s please someone like dave jones who knows division inside out

[Whatsmore]

I'm new to the board but I've had it with Dougie now we need a experience manager now right now ...s please someone like dave jones who knows division inside out

Apply ridge crisp welcome to the forum mate hope you stick around.Well theres plenty of suggestions on some of the posts on here already,but we can forget the bigs we cant afford them,and aren't attractive enough with the state we are in.Me I would like keith hill to have a crack at it.

[Appley ridge crisp]

Wouldn't say DJ was a big tbh but he seems to stable clubs and at least put them in the right direction

[Whatsmore]

Well suppose dave jones isn't a big realy so maybe hes a possible.The bigs I was thinking of mostly were mackay,pulis,di cannio,di matteo etc.

[eric1953]

Welcome aboard mate. We do need an experienced manager, Jimmy Philips who has been mentioned is not experienced as a manager.

When the inevitable happens I believe Gartside will appoint someone who will not improve things. Someone like Paul Jewell who I believe may be linked to Gartside's pet player agency.

Gartside is that untrustworthy and shifty that we cannot trust him into making the correct appointment.

[garyp1803]

We should have hired Mick McCarthy when we had the chance, big mistake not to bring him in when he was available. Just look at Ipswich now, they were in a much worse state than us a couple of years ago, no money to spend and they were close to the bottom of the league. Ipswich are now 5th and just 2 points off top.

Charlton were also in a very bad way last season and they have gone the foreign route, they have hired a Belgium manager and they've brought in a number of foreign players that have settled quickly and they are currently joint 5th with Ipswich.

I still think we should go for an experienced manager, like we should have done after Coyle was sacked, but this time it is imperative, given our precarious position.

Dave Jones is okay, but I would prefer Malky MacKay, Chris Hughton or even somebody like Steve Clarke. Tony Mowbray wouldn't be a bad choice either and he's probably a more realistic candidate.

[JimmyJazz64]

Dave Jones isn't a bad shout but in order of preference I'd go MacKay, Clarke, Hughton.

In reality I can see us going with Jimmy Phillips. Wouldn't be my preference but I've put him forward on here before simply on the basis that he's the option that means we don't have to spend any money.

I suspect that eric isn't too wide of the mark that Gartside's pals in the agency business may dictate who our next manager is

It would make the situation so much easier if he ****ed off and stopped getting in the way of getting BWFC back to being a decent club!!!

[hodgie]

Clarke is a decent shout to me he has been a coach for many years and learnt from the best and did a decent job at West Brom. it is worrying that Hasselbaink is 2nd on the list with odds checker another unproven manager.

[Oldtimeram]

Wouldn't say DJ was a big tbh but he seems to stable clubs and at least put them in the right direction

Which DJ is this, DLT?