Looks like Coleman will be available very soon
http://www.sportinglife.com/football...l&TEAMHD=spain
He would have a similar type of experience to Jewell so he'd have to come into the reckoning if he wanted the job.
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Looks like Coleman will be available very soon
http://www.sportinglife.com/football...l&TEAMHD=spain
He would have a similar type of experience to Jewell so he'd have to come into the reckoning if he wanted the job.
i had a dream last night that it was daglaish. i hope im wrong.
I like his principal too, fair play to him, I always thought he was a decent manager.
I'm still hoping against hope that when the announcement is made, it'll be some completely unthought of name, totally out of left-field & will have us all pleasant surprised and a wee bit excited.
Bugger all chance of that happening, but it'd be nice to think it might happen.
Pat Dolan?Quote:
Originally Posted by amaccann
Ha! To use the catchphrase batted around these parts in the last month or so, at least it wouldn't be ElTel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Ogba
I'd have Coleman as manager. Got Fulham to 9th place in 2004. Had to sell his best players and yet still kept Fulham in the Premiership. Has a better record than Jewell as a player and manager. Plus Jewell was considered a serious candidate for the job by Giles and Delaney.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint
Giles also rates Coleman.
Giles only singled out Jewell for attention because he knew he was considering an EPL job offer at the same time.
I think Jewell's the better manager. In Wigan's first season in the premiership they had the best away record outside the top 3. Better than Arsenal. That's an incredible achievement for such a poor team and he obviously is an excellent motivator. If only they played outside of Wigan. :) He's also won 3 promotions. Coleman has done nothing more or nothing less than expected so far in his managerial career imo.
Heh actually Coleman would be a good choice, nice fella, good manager, clever
Better than what the we have mentioned in a while anyway
Brady is still well fancied in the betting.
Reckon Brady/Giles partnership still in the running.
A lot of misinformation been put out imo. All it does is help line the bookies pockets.
As my dear Grandad used to say, "I never saw a bookie going to work on a bike".
All this crap about jewell coleman being good managers is really wearing thin now ,does being last in the premiership and about to get sacked in spain amount to doing a good job ?me thinks not ,we need someone with expierence and King Kenny or 123 o,leary will do fine ,by the way if the 3 amigos by any chance read this , please install new man by 15th of january ,:)cause he will need to sort out flights to Sofia for fixtures meeting!Quote:
Originally Posted by eirebhoy
just had a quick look at betfair, and Venables is back as favourite....in fact the betting is ver odd. Nothing there to suggest an appointment is iminent...btw, Coleman is about 50 /1...
Jewell isn't a good manager because a team not managed by him at the time was total rubbish before he became manager?Quote:
Originally Posted by hamburg paul
He also took over a crap Wednesday side and made them even worse before he was sacked.Quote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
Could some tabloid rag not of gotten a reporter to follow one the 3 selectors around for a few weeks, to see who they were interviewing or not?
I feel let down by the gutter press in this country. We, honest football fans, are completely in the dark, trying to live off scraps of bad rumours, and the logic of odds on betfair.
It wouldn't of happened across the water. Sky news would be camped outside Houghton's front door all over Christmas. Personally I blame Katy French.
I'd have to agree with that to an extent. The media seem to know as much as the fans.
That is the way i want it, i dont want to know anyting until the end.
That's because I get the impression the media get their stuff from websites like this! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by eirebhoy
Honestly, the majority of the rumours I've seen regarding the Ireland job I've seen on fan sites long before mainstream news websites.
Can't wait for the independent to name Coleman as the new favourite because someone mentioned him the other day. :rolleyes:
If the media were following the 2 Dons and Ray around and giving us a blow by blow account of the people they're interviewing, when and where, I reckon we'd all be complaining that the headhunters are not being allowed to do their job in private!
We only got word about Hodgson's interview from comments he gave, not from any investigation from a journalist, and I'm actually fairly happy that's the way it happened. Anything to save us from endless acres of "EXCLUSIVE!!!" headlines
but we're getting those silly headlines now anyway, except they're compiled from bull****.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
look at the whole dalglish thing last week.
but the original post was mostly in jest - i thought the katy french bit would give it away
according to the independent the FAI will know the name by 22nd of Jan.....
Meanwhile, the FAI expect to receive the name of the new Irish manager on January 22 and he will be in position for Ireland's match against Brazil next month.
The three-man selection committee comprising of Don Givens, Don Howe and Ray Houghton are expected to conclude their interviews for the position over the next two weeks and they will then present a name to the FAI which will be accepted.
While Liam Brady is likely to be among the shortlist along with Glenn Hoddle and Terry Venables, Brady is also favourite for the position of High Performance Director at the FAI.
John Delaney, Given and David Blood will travel to Sofia on January 16 for the fixture meeting for the next qualifiers and the FAI are unconcerned that they will not have a manager before that meeting. It is felt that there is little scope for negotiation due to the restrictions on when Croke Park will be available.
i suppose the way irish management job is being banded about that john sheridan comes into reckoning now, has more success than dalglish and oleary this year. it a crazy world
"Mr Corcoran, Park your Mercedes over here. Mr Blood, Your Carrera turbo goes here, Mr Bonner, That's a Disabled space! move that Testarossa over to the designated Technical spot! and Mr Delaney - You'll hit that Lamborghini! Lock Hard! "Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
"Cheers Liam!"
"Just doing my job, boss."
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Sounds about right. :D
what an imagination, excellent:D
Brady/Giles axis is mooted in today's Sindo I see. This is the first mention of John Giles that I have seen in rhe mainstream media. His name has been bandied about various fora (and mostly discounted and ridiculed by the non-believers out there) and I have known sice Dec 12th that JG was and is a live runner in this race. I think he wants it and I think there are people out there in positions of power who would like to asee him get it. Brady would presumably take on the High Performance role with a view to stepping into the top job at some point.
Mooted is hardly the word to describe the few lines reported in the Indo.
'Speculation that Liam Brady and John Giles may forge a coaching axis has been greeted with astonishment within soccer circles, although as John Delaney is personally close to both men, the idea should not be dismissed entirely out of hand'
....absolute bull**** :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kriscommons
He is not even at the starting blocks, never mind being a runner.
Soccerc - in that case, how do u explain the fact that on Betfair he is one of the top 6 in the market? I'm not saying that he will get the job, just that he is in for it and is under consideration. You have your opinion and are of course welcome/.entitled to it but all I'm saying is that he is a live runner. Money talks in these markets and he is now down to 13-1
Simple to explain - A fool and their money are easily parted.Quote:
Originally Posted by kriscommons
i think the only foolish thing there is that you think people would be backing a supposed no-hoper at relatively low odds without at least knowing he was in the race...
Betting shops and bingo halls tend to have their fair share of fools. Ther are a lot less playing on betting exchanges I can assure u.
These are of course the same people who put money on Gerard Houllier, David O'Leary and only last week, Kenny Dalglish, none of whom applied or were even spoken with.Quote:
Originally Posted by kriscommons
Soccerc, who would you reckon is the main most likely to get it. Would it be Venables.
Considering Giles is 14-1, people would have to know something if they were to lay him at a much bigger price to that on Betfair.
'fraid so :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
Personally, I'm really disappointed that it isn't Hodgson. My next choice would have been Houllier but it doesn't seem that "the 3 amigos" like him either. I believe Coppell would do a good job but I can't see him leaving Reading.
If the short list really is Brady, Hoddle and Venables, then I would have to go for Hoddle.
Brady may be a candidate as assistant to a more experienced manager but, based on his record at Celtic and Brighton, can't be considered as an International manager in his own right.
I must admit that I had no idea how average Venables record actually was until I read it earlier on this forum. He has also now got extensive business interests in Spain. I believe that he is an excellent coach. However, I really think that he would not give the job the time and respect it deserves and, based on past experience, he would be happy to walk away with a big payout if things don't go his way. Appointing him would be a big and potentially very expensive gamble and, frankly, that's the last thing that the FAI should be doing at this stage.
I know that Hoddle also has a mixed record as a club manager. However, his record with England was pretty good and (while his media comments were ill-advised) he didn't lose the job for footballing reasons. England played good possession football under Hoddle and he is acknowledged as an excellent tactician.
He is still relatively young and, I believe, feels that he has something to prove. So, if the Independent is right, I hope it's Hoddle.
I live in hope that Houllier will get it but, unfortunately, I really expect it to be Del Boy.
Realistic odds. Venables 1/4, Hoddle 7/2, Brady 4/1.
Doesn't it feel like a fantastic downer that Hodgson isn't getting the job?
Is that a paradox?Quote:
fantastic downer
Naw, "fantastic" isn't necessarily a positive; it can also mean bizarre, vulgar, remarkable. In other words; fooking 'ell whoever actually gets the job better be good.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea