Darren Fletcher?

[Leicesterbaggie]

Ally Robertson has suggested that the appointment of Darren Fletcher as our new manager might be a slight risk but one worth taking. I, personally, didn't think of him, but after hearing Robertson's comments I thought, why not? He's got vast experience as a player, is extremely well respected, good connections, is young and could be one for the future and knows our club. We're not going to get a good, experienced manager, so why not give someone like him a chance. What have we got to lose?

[mickd1961]

Another one of your daily manager selections Leicester.

I’ll look forward to tomorrow’s.

[billsbest]

I'm not a fan of someone too inexperienced. Surely there is someone in a lower division who did a good job last season and is worth a chance? I'm not close enough to divisions 1 and 2 to make a suggestion.
I was against sacking Bilic because I wanted some continuity and expected to be relegated but thought he could bring us back stronger like at Norwich. Instead we are in a bigger mess than ever!

[Leicesterbaggie]

To be honest mick, I'm clutching at straws like everybody else. I only put forward some of the suggestions that have some appeal to me. As you probably know, Lampard or Wilder was my choice. After that I knew who I didn't want but was prepared to listen to suggestions that I thought may fit the bill. God only knows who we will actually end up with though.

[DaveP67 is back!]

Not having a director of football makes it absolutely essential that we have a manger who can wheel and deal with clubs at the top table, we need to be in a position to pick up the cream of the loan crop and draw players in, sadly picking from the lower leagues won’t provide this.

[Leicesterbaggie]

Another one for you mick. Apparently Ismael is now in the frame and has been approached. Don't know a great deal about him except that he's done well at Barnsley and is reputed to be somewhat direct in approach. Mind you, Big Sam had that reputation but I thought we played some decent stuff under him. Who knows?

[kettering_baggie]

Frankly, any manager wishing to build his reputation would be taking a big risk to come to the Hawthorns whilst the chinaman is holding the purse strings; mad would be the word I would use.

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