[Nicky91]

who is your ideal Manchester United manager?


for me, i would give Giggs another chance

[Merry Mockmas]

This is my lineup of Managers for next season for the big teams.

Manchester United - Paul Lambert
Chelsea - Remi Garde
Man City - Tim Sherwood
Arsenal - Alex McLeish
Liverpool - Lee Clark

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

This is my lineup of Managers for next season for the big teams.

Manchester United - Paul Lambert
Chelsea - Remi Garde
Man City - Tim Sherwood
Arsenal - Alex McLeish
Liverpool - Lee Clark

Sherwood at Manchester City, next team he can relegate with

[Christmas Dynasnow]

none of the above. Mark Hughes would be my choice

[Merry Mockmas]

Frank De Boer was able to turn Ajax's poor form around in his first year, and has been carrying on since so I'd go with him.

Ryan Giggs is too inexperienced with a big club so would be heading back into David Moyes territory.

Darren Ferguson would only be getting the job because of who his Dad is.

And the Barcelona Manager has it easy as Barcelona are always in with a shout at winning with that team so it's not really testing him as a Manager in my eyes, plus he has some unusual tactics that I'm not necessarily sure that I approve of.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

Sherwood at Manchester City, next team he can relegate with

Hopefully we'll be going up if that happens.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Hopefully we'll be going up if that happens.

good sense of humour Mock

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Frank De Boer was able to turn Ajax's poor form around in his first year, and has been carrying on since so I'd go with him.

Ryan Giggs is too inexperienced with a big club so would be heading back into David Moyes territory.

Darren Ferguson would only be getting the job because of who his Dad is.

And the Barcelona Manager has it easy as Barcelona are always in with a shout at winning with that team so it's not really testing him as a Manager in my eyes, plus he has some unusual tactics that I'm not necessarily sure that I approve of.

well Giggs needs a proper chance, and we at PSV have Phillip Cocu as manager, also inexperienced when he first signed as a manager with a very young team without any experience

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

good sense of humour Mock

Thank you Nicky91.

I get what you're saying about Giggs btw, I'm just not sure if Man Utd will wanna take that gamble again as it's very risky.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Thank you Nicky91.

I get what you're saying about Giggs btw, I'm just not sure if Man Utd will wanna take that gamble again as it's very risky.

you're welcome

[alex_front2]

In this post Sir Alex era, British/ Irish/ Welsh managers are good for relegation fights and PL steadiness but not for titles.

Nigel Pearson kept struggling Leicester up last seasin. He is sacked. Best player Cambiasso leaves. Italian Ranieri comes in, Leicester #1 in table, brink of title. Almost same squad.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Frank De Boer was able to turn Ajax's poor form around in his first year, and has been carrying on since so I'd go with him.

Ryan Giggs is too inexperienced with a big club so would be heading back into David Moyes territory.

Darren Ferguson would only be getting the job because of who his Dad is.

And the Barcelona Manager has it easy as Barcelona are always in with a shout at winning with that team so it's not really testing him as a Manager in my eyes, plus he has some unusual tactics that I'm not necessarily sure that I approve of.

Isn't Frank De Boer a Liverpool fan?

[Shaun]

Whoever can mess them up the most

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Adam.

Isn't Frank De Boer a Liverpool fan?

Tbh Adam I don't know.

[alex_front2]

Frank De Boer is a Liverpool fan, yes.