Originally Posted by
upthemaggies
"Next manager" threads already appearing on their two main forums. Three defeats out of three and they face high flying Stoke away next, then Derby away. After that, Cardiff and Middlesbrough at home.
Other than Warnock, I'm not sure anybody has a better pedigree in the Championship than Chris Hughton. If he fails there, where do they turn? Seems they've tried everyting, ex player hero, foreign manager, upcoming, ex-England manager, the whole lot - all pretty much left them struggling in the bottom third. Their fans will be hoping for Chris Wilder but he could probably sit it out a little longer and get a bigger job. Nigel Clough is the obvious one they still haven't tried but he's probably past his best now and didn't do much of note at Derby. Chris Coleman's name has come up also.