Most want Slade gone but who would you want as manager.

This is a post for the fans that want Slade gone. Now realistically who would you want as Manager. For me either Pearson or maybe a surprise to many even Bellamy. I wasn't his biggest fan on his conduct whilst with Cardiff City and he certainly ain't no Cardiff legend. But saying that I think he would make a good manager.
Opinions please

Someone foreign we haven't heard of before that's something that Tan would dish up.

I can't see Pearson being interested.

Warnock bit of passion ,he would tell the overpaid preMadonnas where to go

Warnock bit of passion ,he would tell the overpaid preMadonnas where to go

First he'd tell Tan where to go.

No chance of him coming here.

Sadly... I'd love to see him here, he'd put the fight back in the club

Dave Jones or Raymond Verheijan would be might top 2 followed by Bellamy, Eddie Newton and paul Trollope. I cant see any big name manager coming here so we either go for Dave Jones or take a risk on someone who is a coach looking to make the step up to a managers job

Dave Jones and Terry Burton his number two.

Dave Jones or Raymond Verheijan would be might top 2 followed by Bellamy, Eddie Newton and paul Trollope. I cant see any big name manager coming here so we either go for Dave Jones or take a risk on someone who is a coach looking to make the step up to a managers job

Why do you want Raymond Verheijen to manage us when his coaching badges aren't even the level of the Welsh Premier League?

Dave Jones and Terry Burton his number two.

You must have a short memory.

Raymond Verheijen would be a credible choice for the things he has already achieved in the game. Where ever he goes success usually follows and has worked with some of the best managers out there most notably my all time favourite manager Guus Hiddink, he has also worked at the worlds biggest clubs such as Chelsea and Barcelona and at a international level with the Netherlands and South Korea. To have that much experience even as a specialised "fitness coach" proves he has an indepth knowledge of the game which he used to his advantage when he took full control of Feyenoord academy which has seen many players graduate to the first team since he was there. He was also Assistant Manager at Wales during the time where we transformed from a pub team to actual contenders on the international stage. Maybe he may need to get his coaching badges in order to manage I'm not really sure. At the end of the Day too much emphasis is put on the tactical side of the game. That's all we need is 11 good players who play well together and are willing to fight for one another with good fitness levels and you could get out of this league pretty easy. Jesus, just look at Leicester the only tactic I can ever see when watching them is that they run the other team into the ground. But, in saying all this Dave Jones would be the best choice for next manager. Just a quick note you say Raymond Verheijen has no coaching qualification yet he is seen as an expert by the coaching academy where you actually get your coaching badges. It seems like he is the one who puts them through their paces. http://worldfootballacademy.com/about-u ... verheijen/ Click on this link and give it a read of his coaching background its a good read and you might be surprised as the coaching academy and FA certainly rates him.

Raymond Verheijen would be a credible choice for the things he has already achieved in the game. Where ever he goes success usually follows and has worked with some of the best managers out there most notably my all time favourite manager Guus Hiddink, he has also worked at the worlds biggest clubs such as Chelsea and Barcelona and at a international level with the Netherlands and South Korea. To have that much experience even as a specialised "fitness coach" proves he has an indepth knowledge of the game which he used to his advantage when he took full control of Feyenoord academy which has seen many players graduate to the first team since he was there. He was also Assistant Manager at Wales during the time where we transformed from a pub team to actual contenders on the international stage. Maybe he may need to get his coaching badges in order to manage I'm not really sure. At the end of the Day too much emphasis is put on the tactical side of the game. That's all we need is 11 good players who play well together and are willing to fight for one another with good fitness levels and you could get out of this league pretty easy. Jesus, just look at Leicester the only tactic I can ever see when watching them is that they run the other team into the ground. But, in saying all this Dave Jones would be the best choice for next manager. Just a quick note you say Raymond Verheijen has no coaching qualification yet he is seen as an expert by the coaching academy where you actually get your coaching badges. It seems like he is the one who puts them through their paces. http://worldfootballacademy.com/about-u ... verheijen/ Click on this link and give it a read of his coaching background its a good read and you might be surprised as the coaching academy and FA certainly rates him.

What has he achieved as a MANAGER, as a tactician. Not a FITNESS coach.

Raymond Verheijen would be a credible choice for the things he has already achieved in the game. Where ever he goes success usually follows and has worked with some of the best managers out there most notably my all time favourite manager Guus Hiddink, he has also worked at the worlds biggest clubs such as Chelsea and Barcelona and at a international level with the Netherlands and South Korea. To have that much experience even as a specialised "fitness coach" proves he has an indepth knowledge of the game which he used to his advantage when he took full control of Feyenoord academy which has seen many players graduate to the first team since he was there. He was also Assistant Manager at Wales during the time where we transformed from a pub team to actual contenders on the international stage. Maybe he may need to get his coaching badges in order to manage I'm not really sure. At the end of the Day too much emphasis is put on the tactical side of the game. That's all we need is 11 good players who play well together and are willing to fight for one another with good fitness levels and you could get out of this league pretty easy. Jesus, just look at Leicester the only tactic I can ever see when watching them is that they run the other team into the ground. But, in saying all this Dave Jones would be the best choice for next manager. Just a quick note you say Raymond Verheijen has no coaching qualification yet he is seen as an expert by the coaching academy where you actually get your coaching badges. It seems like he is the one who puts them through their paces. http://worldfootballacademy.com/about-u ... verheijen/ Click on this link and give it a read of his coaching background its a good read and you might be surprised as the coaching academy and FA certainly rates him.

Verheijen’s expertise has always been a given. When he was appointed, Speed said: “I am delighted to have Raymond on board as part of my team. His experience will prove invaluable and his credentials are first class.” Nobody in the media has questioned his qualifications to be given the Number Two job with our National team, and the FAW press release which stated that Verheijen “is well known for his expertise on tactics” was widely repeated. This claim is questionable – we know that Verheijen has unparallelled experience as a fitness conditioner, but not as a tactical coach. He holds the Uefa A coaching licence, but not the “Pro” Licence. In an era when the FAW are becoming more and more strict on the qualifications required by domestic team managers, the National Team’s Assistant Manager holds only the same qualification as that required to run a Welsh Premier League club’s Junior Academy. Raymond Verheijen has fewer coaching qualifications than Andy Legg and Neville Powell.

http://au.fourfourtwo.com/forums/defaul ... ts&t=55472

He has a Uefa A licence. He can not manage our football club, FAW did the right thing not giving him the Wales job

Pearson is the best name out there who's realistic. He's worked for difficult owners at Leicester.

I would appoint him and have Bellamy as assistant. Work it in a similar way to Man Utd are doing things. Then when Pearson goes to another club or if it doesn't work out, promote Bellamy to manager.

Pearson is the best name out there who's realistic. He's worked for difficult owners at Leicester.

I would appoint him and have Bellamy as assistant. Work it in a similar way to Man Utd are doing things. Then when Pearson goes to another club or if it doesn't work out, promote Bellamy to manager.

Sounds good to me. Can see the majority of fans being happy with that.

Jones couldn't get us up with a fantastic squad.
Why keep looking backwards

As for Dutch Ray, he's a physio isn't he ?.

Let's get either an experienced championship manager, or an up and coming lower league one

Pearson is the best name out there who's realistic. He's worked for difficult owners at Leicester.

I would appoint him and have Bellamy as assistant. Work it in a similar way to Man Utd are doing things. Then when Pearson goes to another club or if it doesn't work out, promote Bellamy to manager.

I like Pearson.
He's no nonsense.
However I can't see him taking the job

I wonder how Pearson and Bellamy would get on

I wonder how Pearson and Bellamy would get on

My money would be on Pearson.
He's a lump

Bellamy. With Dave Jones as Director of Football. Marriage made in heaven. Experienced and modern. Great.

people who say managers wont come here obviously havnt seen state of other clubs! and they attract good managers, no lose situation forany manager if you ask me?

Yosser Hughes - Boys from the black stuff would sort the players out.
Gis a job, Gis a job..

what about warnock. i do like the guy. hes a championship manager, but i suppose most will go with no experience bellamy

Pearson would be great although cant see it.

Alternatively Trollope until the end of the season and see whats about in the mean time.

UWE Rosler

likes football, has achieved and likes youth development

Pearson is the best name out there who's realistic. He's worked for difficult owners at Leicester.

I would appoint him and have Bellamy as assistant. Work it in a similar way to Man Utd are doing things. Then when Pearson goes to another club or if it doesn't work out, promote Bellamy to manager.

You think Pearson is realistic?

Pearson is the best name out there who's realistic. He's worked for difficult owners at Leicester.

I would appoint him and have Bellamy as assistant. Work it in a similar way to Man Utd are doing things. Then when Pearson goes to another club or if it doesn't work out, promote Bellamy to manager.

You think Pearson is realistic?

It is when he is being linked with Bristol City.

If you don't ask you don't get

Someone with experience at this level.
Warnock,Pearson , definitely not another Slade.

Pearson is the best name out there who's realistic. He's worked for difficult owners at Leicester.

I would appoint him and have Bellamy as assistant. Work it in a similar way to Man Utd are doing things. Then when Pearson goes to another club or if it doesn't work out, promote Bellamy to manager.

Pearson was sacked by Leicester following a number of misdemeanours, including putting his hands around the throat of an opposing player, telling a Leicester fan to "f**k off and die", and getting in a public row with Gary Lineker. Also, he thought the club was wrong to sack his son who posted on Twitter racist and sexist comments about two Thai prostitutes who were performing in his hotel room, who he also filmed and put the films on the Internet.

The man is even more morally corrupt than Malky Mackay and if you think our Far Eastern owner is going to employ such a dinosaur then you are severely misguided. I don't want him in charge thank you very much, and no right minded person would think otherwise.