Who should be next Welsh manager?

I can't really see the FAW sacking Coleman, but who would you want to replace him if they did?

Someone with experience of continental football.

SLAVEN BILIC probably not on high wages but has the experience.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slaven_Bili%C4%87

Lars Lagerback - the current Iceland manager.

Was in charge of the Swedish national team from 2000-09, and took them to the World Cup in 2002 where they won a group consisting of themselves, England, Argentina and Nigeria.

He has the experience and, despite being in his mid-60's, I'm sure he would be able to calm things down in the Wales national camp.

David Blaine

Unfortunately the FAW are idiots and won't let anyone manage Wales unless they're Welsh.

not strictly true, mike smith and bobby gould...

Lars Lagerback - the current Iceland manager.

Was in charge of the Swedish national team from 2000-09, and took them to the World Cup in 2002 where they won a group consisting of themselves, England, Argentina and Nigeria.

He has the experience and, despite being in his mid-60's, I'm sure he would be able to calm things down in the Wales national camp.

1. He was vying with others including Speed for the job after Toshack went but Speed eventually became manager; a decision that was later vindicated. And with him now in a good job managing Iceland, why would he drop that and come to us?

2. Would he inspire the players like Speed did? Don't think so. He's about the same age as Toshack, and though he's probably a better manager than Toshack, he's still an elderly manager like Toshack.

Harry Redknapp for me

Harry Redknap

We need someone young who will inspire the players and want to play fluent passing football like what Speed was building. He was playing football the right way!

Speed was building something here. For the first time in years we were playing with real confidence and tearing teams apart who were pretty good sides. Speed was building something real special and the players responded to him. We want someone Welsh because we are Wales.

Under Speed we looked a real class act and we were absolutely soaring. I had a feeling as soon as Coleman was brought in everything that Gary Speed had started to build would just fall apart, I just haven't had any confidence in Coleman since day one. He needs to be out NOW.

In answer to the question. I would try and bring in someone like Robbie Savage. I would say Giggs but he never looked like he was really interested in Wales when he played for us. I don't want Bellamy either because although I think it would be a good appointment and he ticks all the boxes it would be too much to ask for him at the moment because he is still playing and we need the best out of him as long as we can get it.
So right now I would have to go with Robbie Savage!

David Marshall

DYNAMO THE MAGICIAN

Someone like Laudrup would have been ideal.

Harry Redknapp for me

FAW don't have a pot to piss in, Harry's wages alone would be colossal.

Harry Redknapp for me

FAW don't have a pot to piss in, Harry's wages alone would be colossal.

Not to forget the annual payment into his dogs bank account in Monaco. No way the FAW could afford that.

If we have no money which it seems we dont then for now id replace Coleman with Kit Symonds, his rep at Fulham was supposed to be decent. Maybe bring in Flynn to give him a hand.

I think I could do a good job, I have vast managerial experience and have won the euro championships on Tracksuit Manager on the Spectrum 48k, I might go for it should the vacancy arrive. Subbuteoman will flick some of the Welsh FA into shape also

I've said for a while.

BRYAN FLYNN.

Can't see Flynny ever being back in the picture after being let go after all his work tbh.

Can't see Flynny ever being back in the picture after being let go after all his work tbh.

Silly me, I keep forgetting the FAW have absolute no idea what they are doing.

Jurgen Klinsmann or Glenn Hoddle

JOSE MOURINHO!?

we need Dynamo and he would have his work cut out

glenn hoddle or terry venables

I'm with Baz give it to 'Arry!

I would have loved for Coleman to have made a better fist of it, as a Welsh fan, but so far has failed. most fans said he would. Coleman did not to have much support from the fans,players,such as, Bale and Ramsey said they would like consistency and keep the( then ) management team together as they liked the direction Speed was taken them in. Costa Rica was a game Coleman got away with and we have gone backwards since. His remarks about Bellamy before the Serbia game, must have in my opinion was about not caring about Craig or his circumstances, in private it may have been different,but he came across as being uncompromisable,and uncaring, because Craig was not playing on the forthcoming game, his remarks about the Golden boys generation after the game in Serbia, must have alienate some of the younger players,and feel his remarks has not gone down well with some of the younger players, I think he his coming across as a young Toshack, without the experience or credabillty, he may look like Jocam Lowe on the side lines (German manager) but comes across like Arthur Mullard

Dave Jones, he could manage our expectations, after all. what do we know about football in this part of the world, and playing England/Scotland would just be another game,but in all seriousness I would bring back Dutch Ray, and Ryan ( injured for Wales) Giggs

I can't really see the FAW sacking Coleman, but who would you want to replace him if they did?

get harry rednapp in! director of football at bourmouth ffs

Sean Dyche would do a good job, very unlucky to be sacked by Watford

I can't really see the FAW sacking Coleman, but who would you want to replace him if they did?

Agree with you Owain,i can't see the FAW sacking him,and to get rid of Flynn was just shocking as the U21 coach.

Here is a list of the front runners if Coleman was to go -

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/foo ... nt-manager

Personally I'd give it to Flynn, but I'd love Redknapp.

But as mentioned above Sean Dyche wouldn't be a bad appointment, did really well at Watford with virtually no budget