Would you have MON back!!

[Gaztonniller]

Looking at possible vacancies, im struggling to see which club he would take over.
Im sure that he'd prefer a good size club, decent chairman/owner with some guarrantees of having at least a few bob to spend,  and TBH cant see many of those opportunities coming up at the moment. Maybe Sunderland at a push if things dont go as planned next season but other than them; MON could be a long time on the side lines.

The only other Scenario i can see fitting the criteria is to return back to VP.
The pros of such a reunion? Well,... Just look at the signings he made which have now either being called up to the full national team; OR have increased in their value since arriving. On the whole it quite a good record.  Add to that, the fact that he & RL may look back with a tinge of regret but both be wiser and stronger after the event. 

The cons of such a reunion; the reaction from the fans after the perception of being left in the lurch, and maybe having to reshape the team again for the season ahead.

What do you think. Would such a reunion be totally off the cards?

[cdbearsfan]

No. I'd rather have genital warts.

[Mazrim]

No.

[Dante Lavelli]

No.  I'd be amazed if anyone would.  If he couldn't do it with the money he had how would he manage it on a  tighter budget?

[PeterWithesShin]

No.

[dave.woodhall]

Never.

[Toronto Villa]

Not a chance. He's a major reason we are in the position we are in today. For a large part of his time with us he was good for the club but the ending was very sour indeed. No one person is bigger than the club and tried to be.

[Perry Barr Pet]

Never in a rain of pig's pudding.

[RodtheVillan]

No. I'd rather have genital warts.
I confess to having to to weigh this one up, but eventually came to a decision - I agree 100%.

[JJ-AV]

Not a chance.

[dave7]

No fcuking way.

[cdbearsfan]

Start a poll please. Then ask Oliver "I bet Villa fans would love O'Neill back" Holt to read out the results on Election Special. Then have him killed.

[Gaztonniller]

Not a chance. He's a major reason we are in the position we are in today. For a large part of his time with us he was good for the club but the ending was very sour indeed. No one person is bigger than the club and tried to be.

Aint that another good reason to have him back and for him to return and restore the club back to its not too long ago healthy position? Such an emphatic NO almost places in him in the same category as the reaction against Mclaren!! 

[cdbearsfan]

I would rather have McLaren.

[AV82EC]

Never.