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    Quote Originally Posted by darrenshedtastic View Post
    hopkin not been mentioned much by anyone which is good as i personally don't rate the guy. thought he done well with livi but failed down south and his morton team were brutal.

    Im surprised Holt hasnt been mentioned much either. done a good job with Livi esp considering they lost some key players last summer.

    However, Holt is a very similar mould to Tommy Wright.
    Holt is my number one choice

    He did really well at Falkirk before going down to England as an assistant

    Impressive record in the premier then with Livi who have started each season as favourites for the drop

    I am not keen on McCulloch as manager. His record at Killie was poor. It is too much of a risk to think the same thing might happen again. We need to be up to speed quickly and a manager with premier experience is essential

    I also don't want another left field appointment like a Csaba. Some of the names being bandied around are filling me with dread.

    You can only be so good as a manager. Going around lots of countries and not keeping a job anywhere for very long is not the sign of a good manager

    The best managers for us are the young, hungry managers on the way up that know the Scottish game, particularly at this moment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LSArab View Post
    Holt is my number one choice

    He did really well at Falkirk before going down to England as an assistant

    Impressive record in the premier then with Livi who have started each season as favourites for the drop

    I am not keen on McCulloch as manager. His record at Killie was poor. It is too much of a risk to think the same thing might happen again. We need to be up to speed quickly and a manager with premier experience is essential

    I also don't want another left field appointment like a Csaba. Some of the names being bandied around are filling me with dread.

    You can only be so good as a manager. Going around lots of countries and not keeping a job anywhere for very long is not the sign of a good manager

    The best managers for us are the young, hungry managers on the way up that know the Scottish game, particularly at this moment.
    McCulloch had a win ratio at Killie of around 26%,he lost his job when Killie failed to win any of their first eight games of the season.

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    Under McCulloch Killie lost their first Ayrshire Derby in 18 years in the League Cup then failed to win any of 5 home games at the start of the League,after Clarke was appointed they won away at Partick then drew another 2 games away to both halves of the Old Firm.

    The team must have been half decent given Clarke's first 3 results all away from home.

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    I would have serious reservations over Holt. Livi’s stats are so ludicrously skewed between home and away results that I would have no confidence that their league performance is purely down to his coaching. Far, far too risky IMHO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesMcClean View Post
    I would have serious reservations over Holt. Livi’s stats are so ludicrously skewed between home and away results that I would have no confidence that their league performance is purely down to his coaching. Far, far too risky IMHO.
    totally agree

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    Let's have a wee guess here for all posters on the board.What percentage will be happy with the appointment when it finally happens?.I hope i'm wrong but i reckon it will sway towards the negative and be around 40%.

    Mind you if message boards were on the go in 1971 McLean would probably have got about 20% approval.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GUNBOAT View Post
    Let's have a wee guess here for all posters on the board.What percentage will be happy with the appointment when it finally happens?.I hope i'm wrong but i reckon it will sway towards the negative and be around 40%.

    Mind you if message boards were on the go in 1971 McLean would probably have got about 20% approval.
    I dont think theres been a single person mentioned that has had universal support.

    At this point we just have to trust the board make the right call and we wont know how good thay decision is until 10-15 games into the season (maybe even longer).

    I cant see us making a terrible appointment. There are enough people out there for us to get someone who has the potential to do well for us.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BudMill90 View Post
    I dont think theres been a single person mentioned that has had universal support.

    At this point we just have to trust the board make the right call and we wont know how good thay decision is until 10-15 games into the season (maybe even longer).

    I cant see us making a terrible appointment. There are enough people out there for us to get someone who has the potential to do well for us.
    Agreed mate,although our owner knows F ALL about football he is a very successful businessman.If he wants to turn United into a profitable club he knows this appointment is crucial.

    I just hope no one at the club is asking him to promote from within.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GUNBOAT View Post
    Agreed mate,although our owner knows F ALL about football he is a very successful businessman.If he wants to turn United into a profitable club he knows this appointment is crucial.

    I just hope no one at the club is asking him to promote from within.
    Yeah, the McCulloch thing is a bit of a worry. I dont doubt that he could do an OK job. He has probably learnt a lot from Robbie in the last year and if he was given the job I'd expect another experienced coach to come in and support him alongside Forrest. At the end of the day he was a top quality player in his day. He knows the game, he know the players. So it wouldnt be a disaster if he got the job imo. It just doesnt sit right with me though. I think I'd have a bad feeling about it.

    Maybe him and Forrest going to Hearts with Robbie would be a good thing in the long run.

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    I hope if McCulloch got the job it was for genuine reasons and not a ‘Get It Up Ye Robbie and Budgie’ and find yourself another assistant. Talk about cutting off your nose to spite your face...........

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