If McLeish was sacked, who would you want in?

[olaftab]

Kev McD will do for the rest of the season.

[Rotterdam]

He won't be sacked.

This.

[gervilla]

Anybody, but we are stuck with AM.
AAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH.

[cdbearsfan]

Any of Steve Bruce, Trevor Francis or Gary Pendry. For a laugh.

[SamTheMouse]

In all seriousness, I'd go for Nigel Adkins. He's doing great things with Southampton.

And he has said this:

"We have a winning mentality. We have the principles of how we want to play. It's a simple game really. When we've got it, pass it to each other. When we haven't got it, get it back."

I instinctively like the man.

[Apyadg]

With their "to me, to you" passing style of football, I think the Chuckle Brothers would be a significant improvement.

[gervilla]

In all seriousness, I'd go for Nigel Adkins. He's doing great things with Southampton.

And he has said this:

"We have a winning mentality. We have the principles of how we want to play. It's a simple game really. When we've got it, pass it to each other. When we haven't got it, get it back."

I instinctively like the man.

Wow, that's the antithesis of what we have at the moment. Lets try that because what we are doing at the moment is a big steaming pile of shit.

[brontebilly]

We need someone to run the club first. Randy Lerner and his yes men need to be taken away from any football decisions. Getting in McLeish was a collossal fuck up but even if they sack him Bob Bradley or Bruce Arena are likely to be their next choice.

[Eigentor]

Allthough I've serious doubts about Big Eck, it makes no sense to sack him after losing to Man Utd and while we're in the top half of the table. I don't see him leaving before the end of the season unless (a) there is a player revolt, or (b) we get stuck in 20th place looking a relegation certainty. Neither scenario looks likely: because (a) Gabby and Bent may be frustrated, but a lot of our players will be happy that they can get away with half-arsed performances while the manager takes the blame; and (b) while we will probably be hovering around the relegation zone in February, there are other teams in the Premier League that are just as shite as us.

[Irish villain]

Hughes would be the obvious choice. Does anyone know why we didn't go for him in the summer?

With hindsight, that was so stupid. I genuinely thought we didn't go for him because we had somebody like Benitez in mind!

[Dante Lavelli]

Hughes would be the obvious choice. Does anyone know why we didn't go for him in the summer?

Something to do with Hughes walking away from Fulham or something. But they tapped McLeish up who did exactly the same to Blues. Bunch of hypocritial fairies. I think they may have a mental health problem. That's the only reasonable logical explanation that I could make a summary of them two useless prats.

Is that your opinion or based on something you have heard from within the club?

[caster troy]

But none of it matters because AM isnt getting sacked.

... yet.

[Rigadon]

A stellar manager please. Too much to ask?  Excitement?  .....?     

[Greg N'Ash]

Allthough I've serious doubts about Big Eck, it makes no sense to sack him after losing to Man Utd and while we're in the top half of the table. I don't see him leaving before the end of the season unless (a) there is a player revolt, or (b) we get stuck in 20th place looking a relegation certainty. Neither scenario looks likely: because (a) Gabby and Bent may be frustrated, but a lot of our players will be happy that they can get away with half-arsed performances while the manager takes the blame; and (b) while we will probably be hovering around the relegation zone in February, there are other teams in the Premier League that are just as shite as us.

while i'd agree there's at least three teams worse technically than us, I'm not sure there's three with less spirit

[Iago]

If AM was sacked?....I would love that moment.