Has Claudio Ranieri been hired since he was sacked by Leicester?
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Has Claudio Ranieri been hired since he was sacked by Leicester?
think he was at nantes for a while but no longerQuote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
They could be a lot worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by sbgawa
Yeah, I remember some early season optimism when they went on a decent run and led the table after 10/11 matches I think. They were starting to dream after his Leicester heroics. Finished 9th in the end though which was a slight drop on the previous couple of years.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbyrne
I'd be very reluctant... he had a disastrous spell in charge of Greece, including losing at home to the Faroes. He seemed to indicate that national team management didn't suit him.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
A Ranieri- Duff management team would be fun and you know they’d favour pragmatic but half decent football.
There are very good reasons why his methods only work at club level.Quote:
Originally Posted by zero
I like the idea of Damien being involved. But I think Duffer will team up with Robbie in the hot seat some time over the next few years.
Bump!
Mick McCarthy is 4/6. The next up is Allardici at 8/1 and Stephen Kenny at 10/1.
Arsene Wegner, assisted by Brian Kerr. Boom bang thank you very much Mr Delaney.
Not sure how many of these are still available but it's a startQuote:
Originally Posted by backstothewall
Paddy Power and Bet Victor were the 2 sites I could find odds for Next Rep. of Ireland manager:
PP BV BS Mick McCarthy 5/6 1/2 EVS Stephen Kenny 4/1 5/2 6/1 Steve Bruce 10/1 12/1 20/1 Sam Allardyce 10/1 10/1 8/1 Brian Kerr 14/1 16/1 25/1 Paul Cook 14/1 N/A N/A Roy Keane 16/1 N/A 25/1 Neil Lennon 25/1 12/1 20/1
Edit: Boylesports now added
Well Glenn Hoddle definitely isn't. Currently recovering from a heart attack. Harry Rednapp (not on the list) anyone ? Not sure about Mick as they haven't gone away, you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by backstothewall
Mick's the obvious one. This development might impact Rice's decision for the best.
We need a modern manager who can get us playing modern football.
Not Mick, Redknapp or Allardyce.
Absolutely. Kenny is the man for that. But I just can't see it being anyone but Mick.Quote:
Originally Posted by brine3
I'd like Mick. I'd also like him to get a number of his players from 2002 on his staff to get a coaching pathway of sorts going.
Kinsella, Duff, Carsley and Stephen Reid all jump to mind.
Delaney has to go first. Oversaw the last 3 (and failed and grossly overpaid) managerial appointments, and gave misguided contract extensions. You wouldn't let him drive the train to Cork now would you?
My thoughts on Kenny is that he is coaching at a level some distance below international level. That said, Michael O'Neill made a go of it with the North.