James Shan

[9goals2hattricks3pen]

[QUOTE=samhubball;39177528]

But that's why I thought he would be the perfect fit. I mean, he could be manager of the pride of Midlands if the baggies offered him a job. Well, discounting Wolves, and the Villa of course.

So you agree he's never managed a top club before. You're perhaps not as daft as some of your other posts would suggest.

[samhubball]

[QUOTE=9goals2hattricks3pen;39177534]

So you agree he's never managed a top club before. You're perhaps not as daft as some of your other posts would suggest.

Size is subjective. Some people would argue a club that has won The European Cup, the FA Cup 7 times, league Cup 5 times and division 1 title 7 times are a big club. But if people in the metropolitan Borough of Sandwell disagree then who am I to argue.

Yes, the baggies would be a real step up for him

[9goals2hattricks3pen]

[QUOTE=samhubball;39177576]

Size is subjective. Some people would argue a club that has won The European Cup, the FA Cup 7 times, league Cup 5 times and division 1 title 7 times are a big club. But if people in the metropolitan Borough of Sandwell disagree then who am I to argue.

Yes, the baggies would be a real step up for him

Agreed. For someone who has previously managed the Villa to come to the Baggies would indeed be a real step up for him.

[BaggieBlood]

[QUOTE=samhubball;39177576]

Size is subjective. Some people would argue a club that has won The European Cup, the FA Cup 7 times, league Cup 5 times and division 1 title 7 times are a big club. But if people in the metropolitan Borough of Sandwell disagree then who am I to argue.

Yes, the baggies would be a real step up for him

And how many of those fears did your armchair witness?

[goodlordmurphy]

On the subject of whether James Shan should be manager/head coach or whatever, two managers names bandied around as acceptable to come to West Brom, Graham Potter and Gary Monk....on the head to head front...well done James you are 2-0 up...NEXT...