Fri Jun 03, 2011 6:28 am
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Fri Jun 03, 2011 8:30 am
IsThatUJohnWayne wrote:If we offer MON a good enough war chest we have one thing to offer over other suitors.....he would have, like DJ total control!!! MON has to have this at any club he goes to, not many clubs will allow that anymore, but we will
Fri Jun 03, 2011 9:40 am
Fri Jun 03, 2011 9:41 am
Fri Jun 03, 2011 10:00 am
IsThatUJohnWayne wrote:3-5-3 get him in if hes played all these years with an extra player and nobody has noticed!!!
Fri Jun 03, 2011 10:30 am
Fri Jun 03, 2011 10:35 am
Big Boss Man wrote:Is there really a legit chance we might get MON?
MON is the person many picked to take over from SAF.
Has been a front runner for the England job a number of times.
Maybe one of the top 5 managers in the UK?
MON would be the greatest signing we have ever made!
Fri Jun 03, 2011 10:52 am
Fri Jun 03, 2011 11:39 am
Leytonstoneblue wrote:Why would anyone who has no affiliation with this club, give up managing a succesful Premiership club, who will be playing in Europe next year, and drop down a division to manage here, at Cardiff?
Fri Jun 03, 2011 11:57 am
Ruislip Blue wrote:I cannot understand all the negativity towards him. IMHO this would be a stellar appointment. A man with immense credibility throughout football.
Kept a very average Blackburn team in Premiership against the odds for years.
Unfairly sacked from Man City.
What he has achieved at Fulham is a minor miracle. Taking a small, underfunded club to 8th in the Premiership is almost unbelievable. Played good football too.
Who in their right mind wouldnt want him. If he goes to top Premier club then so be it. If he doesn't then come on down Sparky.
Fri Jun 03, 2011 12:04 pm
carlccfc wrote:The club held an interview today with Chris Hughton, I believe the interview took place in London.
Roberto Di Matteo is being interviewed tomorrow and this is set to take place in Birmingham.
Regarding Alan Curbishley I did not ask about when his interview is set for but have been told that if he is chosen for the job then Mervyn Day will come as his No.2.
If the club want Martin O Neill then they may have a battle from another Championship club, Nottingham Forest, who I believe are close to parting company with Billy Davies and they want O Neill as his successor.
Since Mark Hughes left Fulham late this afternoon I have had a call to say that Hughes will be meeting with City to discuss the managers job.
The club hoped they would get their man in and done early next week but I am told from an insider that "It will take longer than what we thought", my opinion is that the earliest we would hear something is late next week.
I am abroad from Sunday but will ring Annis if I hear anything, though I suspect or hope that he will ring me and tell me who had got the job.
Fri Jun 03, 2011 12:05 pm
Merlin wrote:Leytonstoneblue wrote:Why would anyone who has no affiliation with this club, give up managing a succesful Premiership club, who will be playing in Europe next year, and drop down a division to manage here, at Cardiff?
Would you not call being Welsh and Cardiff being a Welsh club an affiliation? maybe he, as well as Bellamy - would like to see BOTH Welsh teams competing in the best league in the world?
Fri Jun 03, 2011 1:05 pm
Fri Jun 03, 2011 3:09 pm
Leytonstoneblue wrote:Why would anyone who has no affiliation with this club, give up managing a succesful Premiership club, who will be playing in Europe next year, and drop down a division to manage here, at Cardiff?
Fri Jun 03, 2011 3:59 pm
moonboots wrote:carlccfc wrote:The club held an interview today with Chris Hughton, I believe the interview took place in London.
Roberto Di Matteo is being interviewed tomorrow and this is set to take place in Birmingham.
Regarding Alan Curbishley I did not ask about when his interview is set for but have been told that if he is chosen for the job then Mervyn Day will come as his No.2.
If the club want Martin O Neill then they may have a battle from another Championship club, Nottingham Forest, who I believe are close to parting company with Billy Davies and they want O Neill as his successor.
Since Mark Hughes left Fulham late this afternoon I have had a call to say that Hughes will be meeting with City to discuss the managers job.
The club hoped they would get their man in and done early next week but I am told from an insider that "It will take longer than what we thought", my opinion is that the earliest we would hear something is late next week.
I am abroad from Sunday but will ring Annis if I hear anything, though I suspect or hope that he will ring me and tell me who had got the job.
Apparently Sparky nor his agent is allowed to talk to any club before June 30th
Fri Jun 03, 2011 4:18 pm
nerd wrote:Ruislip Blue wrote:I cannot understand all the negativity towards him. IMHO this would be a stellar appointment. A man with immense credibility throughout football.
As a player...Kept a very average Blackburn team in Premiership against the odds for years.
A mid table / lower mid table side, hardly cannon fodder for relegation... they spent money - £12m for Santa Cruz?Unfairly sacked from Man City.
Underperformed, as Mancini is doing.What he has achieved at Fulham is a minor miracle. Taking a small, underfunded club to 8th in the Premiership is almost unbelievable. Played good football too.
Minor miracle? No, you seriously said that and meant it? What's almost unbelievable was Hodgson taking said side into the Europa league final, beating Juventus having been what 4 goals down? I'd say that's somewhat more of an achievement than finishing 8th.
Good football? You didn't see too many matched thenHis standard 4-5-1 counter attacking style...
Who in their right mind wouldnt want him. If he goes to top Premier club then so be it. If he doesn't then come on down Sparky.
Plenty wouldn't want him, who look at his actual record. History of cutting and running from clubs when he thinks he can get something bigger - look what happened with Fulham. can't trust the guy or plan long term with him.
Fri Jun 03, 2011 6:03 pm
1927Casual wrote:moonboots wrote:carlccfc wrote:The club held an interview today with Chris Hughton, I believe the interview took place in London.
Roberto Di Matteo is being interviewed tomorrow and this is set to take place in Birmingham.
Regarding Alan Curbishley I did not ask about when his interview is set for but have been told that if he is chosen for the job then Mervyn Day will come as his No.2.
If the club want Martin O Neill then they may have a battle from another Championship club, Nottingham Forest, who I believe are close to parting company with Billy Davies and they want O Neill as his successor.
Since Mark Hughes left Fulham late this afternoon I have had a call to say that Hughes will be meeting with City to discuss the managers job.
The club hoped they would get their man in and done early next week but I am told from an insider that "It will take longer than what we thought", my opinion is that the earliest we would hear something is late next week.
I am abroad from Sunday but will ring Annis if I hear anything, though I suspect or hope that he will ring me and tell me who had got the job.
Apparently Sparky nor his agent is allowed to talk to any club before June 30th
I was under the impression he was not allowed to talk to any PREMIERSHIP club.....am i mis-informed?
Fri Jun 03, 2011 7:04 pm
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