Next Aston Villa Manager

[Risso]

Managerial vacancy at West Ham.

[ChicagoLion]

Why is Bobby only occasionally his brother?

In denial?

[BoVillan esq]

If we want to aim high, attract the best players or better players, Wenger, offer him a big contract to reshape the club not just manage the club, some may consider him a little old, so Robert Moreno, first class manager with lots of experience, Chris Hughton wouldn't be to bad a choice but you can imagine what would happen if things went sour, him being an ex nose boss, Niko Kovac, if we wanted the quick fix to stay in the Premiership, Big Sam and Mark Hughes both have that capability to do that, then review at the end of the season. for me I would go with Wenger or Moreno.

[SoccerHQ]

Roberto Moreno is the new Monaco manager, replacing Jardim.

[BoVillan esq]

Roberto Moreno is the new Monaco manager, replacing Jardim.

Damn it.

[tomd2103]

Managerial vacancy at West Ham.

Everton acted and now West Ham have too.  Might influence the owners.

[BoVillan esq]

Managerial vacancy at West Ham.

Everton acted and now West Ham have too.  Might influence the owners.

He who hesitates is lost, you have to.

[Roysmert]

Neither everton or wet spam will go down.

[john2710]

Over the past 10 years we've been a basket case club, anyone coming in would have that in mind.

A short-term manager for hopefully a short-term solution.

Anyone who can motivated these fuckers & put some fight / passion into the team.

[villa `cross the mersey]

I like Chris Hughton, but is he a step up from Smith or more of the same ?

[ChicagoLion]

I like Chris Hughton, but is he a step up from Smith or more of the same ?

Bit of a one trick pony, will get them organised and efficient which might be enough but I dont think there is any originality in his approach.

[cdbearsfan]

We've discussed Hughton before. I just cannot cope with people calling him "Houghton" in every sodding match thread, so it's a "no" from me.

[PeterWithe]

I’d be looking at the Leipzig manager.

Lots of reasons he wouldn’t come here but lots he would

[chrisw1]

Chris Wilder. He's doing the business

Chris Wilder is what we all hoped to get with Dean Smith. Fan of the club. Up and coming manager. Zero fucks given when playing against supposedly bigger teams. Instead we have a bloke who’s becoming a delusional coward.

Why the fuck is he a coward?  I hate how that gets thrown about in here.  He's just a decent championship manager trying to find his feet in the hardest league in the world.  Stop calling him a coward you ungrateful ...

[SoccerHQ]

I’d be looking at the Leipzig manager.

Lots of reasons he wouldn’t come here but lots he would

They're top of Bundesliga and have winnable game v Spurs in last 16 of CL. Interested in the "lots he would" category!

Southampton got Ralph Hasselhuttl who also did well at Leipzig but he was out of work at the time.

That's the key, out of work dosen't mean you're rubbish so it's looking at the better candidates. Leandro Jardim and Marcelinho are two I'd seriously consider as they've recently achieved stuff at major european clubs.

Jardim won the league and got to CL semi finals in 16/17, Marcelinho finished 4th in La Liga and won copa del rey just last season. Better pedigrees than what Garde had.