Sure will, nae sure when their season starts but I have a sneaky feeling he might be McInnes's replacement when the time comes.Quote:
Originally Posted by RED_JOHN
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Sure will, nae sure when their season starts but I have a sneaky feeling he might be McInnes's replacement when the time comes.Quote:
Originally Posted by RED_JOHN
Let’s hope it’s this monthQuote:
Originally Posted by medw1311
Surely we could sack him and recoup the money it costs us by selling him his favorite, after all that’s what he does just resign players he’s already worked with.
We could actually make a profit given his love for defenders and crap midfielders
I’m not sure I’d be happy with that at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by medw1311
A change yes.
But not that.
Agreed I’d much rather we went with an unimaginative manager whose already proven that he likes to play hoofball and has no intention of entertaining the fans. Bonus points if he also still thinks physicality is the main attribute needed for the modern game.Quote:
Originally Posted by RedStarTorphins
Sarcy bugger :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Basingstokered
I suppose Glass’s interim manager spell at Atlanta will give him a bit of experience.
Not sure how long he’ll get doing that though.
I agree in that I’d like us to look out with the usual suspects of Tommy Wright, Derek Adams, Stephen Robinson though.
I suspect if McInnes was sacked tomorrow we’d maybe go for Robinson at Motherwell
Still hasn't found his cahonas yet I see. Doubt he ever will.
We will never ever improve under this charlatan. Absolutely every big game, the same defensive tactics. Just **** off deek. If you were a real man you would resign tomorrow, but we all know you won’t.Quote:
Originally Posted by irnbru1903
I’ll start it off who could we possible get to replace him given that we pay him so poorlyQuote:
Originally Posted by sheepcrooky
Stephen Glass & Barry Robson will be the next management team I feel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Basingstokered