I guess it comes down to one question now. Does Sawari, 3rd or 4th richest owner in the league, want to have a really good crack at it, or bob about staying up and hoping for the best. We'll find out next week I'm sure.I do find there to be a romantic element in me that would love a bloke called Villas Boas to be the one that won us a cup for the first time in 30 years.
Woke up to this message from a mate.Sigh...
Portuguese press saying no contact with Rubes and he's not interested. Beale has ruled himself out.
Quote from: ozzjim on October 22, 2022, 11:32:37 PMI guess it comes down to one question now. Does Sawari, 3rd or 4th richest owner in the league, want to have a really good crack at it, or bob about staying up and hoping for the best. We'll find out next week I'm sure.I do find there to be a romantic element in me that would love a bloke called Villas Boas to be the one that won us a cup for the first time in 30 years.I don't think it's quite as straightforward as that now given the situation we are currently in. We're not in a position where we can afford to take too much of a risk with the next appointment as we are in a fairly precarious position at the moment. I don't think it would take too much to turn things around and get us a top half finish this season, but the squad is horribly imbalanced at the moment and low on confidence. If there is unrest behind the scenes then it might not be straightforward to get back on track.
Do you think he will join us if we put the right money on the table?
Silly Villa fans with ‘unreasonable expectations’. https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2022/oct/21/steven-gerrard-aston-villa-sacking-leaves-him-further-from-liverpool-destiny-than-everHe’s right about it being a managerial graveyard though. But I’d say part of that is because we seem to take punts on managers more than appointing genuinely great ones.
If we do get Dyche in, please do it on a season long contract. So we can see how he goes and avoid an expensive sacking.