Who do you want for our next manager ?

[Positive pete]

I would like Robins also

Not sure why Robins is being mentioned, what's he ever done?

[sinkov]

Not sure why Robins is being mentioned, what's he ever done?

For some reason, whenever I see Robins name mentioned I think of Brian Laws, which does not fill me with enthusiasm for him.

[SAMMY BUBBLY]

Paul Cook anyone?

[ballcock]

Steve Cooper has turned down Norwich. Is he waiting for an offer from a Premier League club? Mark Robins has taken Coventry close to promotion and to an FA Cup semi-final. Perhaps a new challenge at Burnley would interest him.

Can't see Steve Cooper getting a Premier league club, he doesn't have the charisma.

We need an experienced manager who can work with and advice Pace, and more than anything can sort out this mess Kompany as left.

My man would be David Moyes. Moyes is a steady Eddie and would do what is best for the club, not his ego

[Andingle01]

Take a chance on Cesc Fabricas for me.
A respected , big name in world football , benefited playing under some top managers and has just got Como promoted to Serie A.

[sinkov]

Fortunately for us Chris Wilder is tied up at Sheffield United, if he'd been available this lot would have signed him up in a breath.

[SAMMY BUBBLY]

Fortunately for us Chris Wilder is tied up at Sheffield United, if he'd been available this lot would have signed him up in a breath.

VK is supposed to be tied up Sinky for the next few years, looks like that is going belly up so never say never!

[barrie_burn]

Potter would be my choice.

[Positive pete]

Take a chance on Cesc Fabricas for me.
A respected , big name in world football , benefited playing under some top managers and has just got Como promoted to Serie A.

The fact he owns part of the club may make it difficult to get him

[CornholmeClaret]

Finding it hard this time around to fathom out what were going to do. Of the names that are already available, I would be looking at Moyes or Potter. They have plenty of experience. Not really feeling the idea of Robins tbh, too much of a low key appointment for my liking. But it is just an opinion.

Then there is the possibility that we could go for a young coach again. But don't know who that could be, no one really stands out. Anybody in this category would come with somewhat of a gamble. A few names have cropped up here and there like Danny Rohl, Ashley Cole, Liam Rosenior. But not enough is known about them to say whether they'd be any good or not.