Lambert's replacement

[ROBBO]

Pulis has one remit and thats to keep the Baggies in the prem, if you think we are in trouble then look at their squad. I don't know if he could spend big whether his football ideology would change but the team agaist Everton worked their socks off. He will keep them up.

[Boz]

Unless Sean Dyche learns how to clear his throat before speaking it's a no from me. His voice is like nails on a chalkboard for me.

I don't want that to be a stick to beat him with once it all goes shit shaped. That the players can't understand him or that his voice is annoying as to why we are not winning games or playing well.

Maybe we should employ a mute manager ? Fluent in sign language of course. It might help said mute that he were deaf too ? No offence to any mute or deaf people reading this.

Or maybe this guy ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henk_ten_Cate

An interesting option, certainly more experience than Lambert and with a director of football who knows the English League and decent coaches would probably be given time by the fans to establish himself.

[LeeB]

Unless Sean Dyche learns how to clear his throat before speaking it's a no from me. His voice is like nails on a chalkboard for me.

I don't want that to be a stick to beat him with once it all goes shit shaped. That the players can't understand him or that his voice is annoying as to why we are not winning games or playing well.

Maybe we should employ a mute manager ? Fluent in sign language of course. It might help said mute that he were deaf too ? No offence to any mute or deaf people reading this.

Or maybe this guy ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henk_ten_Cate

An interesting option, certainly more experience than Lambert and with a director of football who knows the English League and decent coaches would probably be given time by the fans to establish himself.

Exactly the kind of appointment we should look to make.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

I see Newcastle are looking to line up Frank de Boer as their new manager in the summer. I wonder if we're also studying the market and looking to bring in somebody with such pedigree?

[aj2k77]

I see Newcastle are looking to line up Frank de Boer as their new manager in the summer. I wonder if we're also studying the market and looking to bring in somebody with such pedigree?

Are we fuck, we're looking at ways of helping Mr Tactics not be so crap.

[SoccerHQ]

I see Newcastle are looking to line up Frank de Boer as their new manager in the summer. I wonder if we're also studying the market and looking to bring in somebody with such pedigree?

You seen our last three managerial appointments?

[Damo70]

I see Newcastle are looking to line up Frank de Boer as their new manager in the summer. I wonder if we're also studying the market and looking to bring in somebody with such pedigree?

You seen our last three managerial appointments?

On which basis we would be looking at a foreign manager with a dodgy ticker who has been out of club management for a while, Gary Rowett and Nigel Pearson.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

I see Newcastle are looking to line up Frank de Boer as their new manager in the summer. I wonder if we're also studying the market and looking to bring in somebody with such pedigree?

You seen our last three managerial appointments?

I've seen our last five, so by my reckoning it's about time we got it right for once. If the season continues as it is, pre-season ticket enquiries will send out an huge message to the board that the fans won't suffer another season with Lambert, assuming he lasts this season.

[garyshawsknee]

I think I have as good a chance of becoming Newcastle's new manager than De Boer does, he has a much bigger job in him.

We will only get a new manager if we go down, and if that does happen then it restricts the quality of manager, but that guy at Middlesbrough is doing a good job, seems to have the ability to coach which is something that has been missing at BH for quite a while now.

[Nastylee]

If McClaren doesn't get Derby up I reckon he'd be a reasonable shout. Forget the England thing (we're shit as every other England manager finds to their cost) and that interview and you have a tactically sound club manager who can win a trophy and play decent enough stuff. I think he's rebuilt his reputation since the national team and probably thinks he deserves a crack at the Prem again. I'm sure he'll want to do that with Derby but if they fail two seasons on the trot then he'll be tempted to look, I'm sure. Rather have him than someone like Pulis, who was everyone's flavour of the month until recently.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

I think I have as good a chance of becoming Newcastle's new manager than De Boer does, he has a much bigger job in him.

That's what I thought to but credit to the Barcodes, they aim high and he has he's interested but only at the end of the season. Only problem for them, even if they manage to get him is has ambitions to manage in Spain and Germany too. Might be a short stay before they have to look again.

[hilts_coolerking]

I say this every time we're looking to appoint someone: we should push the boat out and go for the very best who's interested.  Relative to players' salaries and transfer fees it doesn't cost that much and it's the most influential post.

If we appoint someone largely on the basis that they're willing to work under tight financial constraints, or if we continue to do things on the cheap then we deserve everything we get.

[Damo70]

I think I have as good a chance of becoming Newcastle's new manager than De Boer does, he has a much bigger job in him.

We will only get a new manager if we go down, and if that does happen then it restricts the quality of manager, but that guy at Middlesbrough is doing a good job, seems to have the ability to coach which is something that has been missing at BH for quite a while now.

De Boer may have looked at Pochettino and Koeman and thought taking on a middling PL club is a good step. It seemed to be working well for Laudrup too for a while.

[tomd2103]

I think I have as good a chance of becoming Newcastle's new manager than De Boer does, he has a much bigger job in him.

We will only get a new manager if we go down, and if that does happen then it restricts the quality of manager, but that guy at Middlesbrough is doing a good job, seems to have the ability to coach which is something that has been missing at BH for quite a while now.

He has got a decent pedigree as well.  Played at a high level in Spain and was Mourinho's assistant at Real Madrid.  He's done a very good job at Middlesbrough and turned them around. 

[Rudy Can't Fail]

There must be hundreds of decent managers/coaches out there that wouldn't mind picking up £2m a year that could do a better job than Lambert.