yeah thats the problem , most people wanting Houlier gone and then Mcclaren and Bradley and Allardice will be fighting for the job.
Quote from: JUAN PABLO on May 28, 2011, 01:46:51 PMyeah thats the problem , most people wanting Houlier gone and then Mcclaren and Bradley and Allardice will be fighting for the job. I'd rather have McClaren or Allardyce to be honest.
Quote from: Risso on May 28, 2011, 02:09:41 PMQuote from: JUAN PABLO on May 28, 2011, 01:46:51 PMyeah thats the problem , most people wanting Houlier gone and then Mcclaren and Bradley and Allardice will be fighting for the job. I'd rather have McClaren or Allardyce to be honest.Would you really, though?Now the question of us going down has passed, you'd still rather have the anti football himself as our manager than Houllier?I know we had this argument before, and I referred to the fact that you were like me with O'Neill, in hating the horrible football we played under him, and that you said you'd have Allardyce if it stopped us going down.We've stopped up but you'd still genuinely rather have him? And watch his brand of "football"?
From the events of the last few days one can only deduce the the club are confident in the ability of GH and wish him to continue as manager, provided there is no risk to his health. That would appear to be the strategy.
Indeed. From what I understand, all transfers are on hold until the GH situation is resolved.
Allardyce is taking over a West Ham according to all the papers.