New Manager Odds

[the wes 7,212]

If we give Eddie McCreadie that car now, he may come back.

good one lol

[changingman2000 35]

good one lol

Reckon he would come back for the same car he was after in the first place?, Remember, he's dealing with the handbrakes now.

[DavidEU 2,023]

Roberto Mancini announced tonight that he's leaving Inter at the end of the season.

Bring him in?

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_3285737,00.html

[SuperSheva7 0]

^ not a bad choice. Im sure he'd do well with our squad ATM, at least go farther in the UCL.

[Fulham Broadway 16,386]

Reckon he would come back for the same car he was after in the first place?, Remember, he's dealing with the handbrakes now.

Oy Vey Eddie, we've a very special car for you, moneys a bit tight you see...

[bombayblue™ 55]

Mancini has announced he'll be quitting Inter milan at the end of the season..

though he has won two serie A titles, i don't regard him as elite just yet, as the first won was won by default and the second one had juventus relegated and ac milan docked points..

[EskWeston 696]

Mancini has announced he'll be quitting Inter milan at the end of the season..

though he has won two serie A titles, i don't regard him as elite just yet, as the first won was won by default and the second one had juventus relegated and ac milan docked points..

Well before we start thinking about replacements we need to be assured that the club will actually get rid of the useless plank first!!!

But there are names being lined up now, Mancini, Rightguard, Dechamps, Hiddink ect...

[DavidEU 2,023]

Skybet:

Hiddink 11/4

Rijkaard 5/1

Laudrup 5/1

Lippi 10/1

Scolari 10/1

Zola 10/1

Hughes 12/1

Ancelotti 14/1

Hitzfeld 16/1

Redknapp 20/1

Advocaat 25/1

Klinsmann 25/1

van Basten 33/1

Bilic 33/1

Deschamps 33/1

Houllier 33/1

Schuster 40/1

Ranieri 50/1

[bigbluewillie 1,805]

well i've thought long and hard, and for me it's sparky i think he'd do a good job here.

regards:JBD

[Ollie 4,400]

ive got a slight feeling for sparky too. just knowing how good a manager he is and how good and commited he was for us as a player, i think hes perfect.

[BlueLion. 21,491]

I have an inkling we may go after Roberto Mancini after he announced his resignation from Inter which will occur at the end of the Serie A season.

[warnie_666 1,081]

Mancini has announced he'll be quitting Inter milan at the end of the season..

though he has won two serie A titles, i don't regard him as elite just yet, as the first won was won by default and the second one had juventus relegated and ac milan docked points..

if we wins it this year he'll have a hattrick of SerieA titles?...

[BlueLion. 21,491]

Yes. Last year they won fair and square IMO, even if Milan had not have had so many points deducted, Inter would have won by nine or ten points still. They're six ahead of Roma at the moment.

[SuperSheva7 0]

apparently he changed his mind.

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id...845&cc=5901

Shame, he would be pretty good here i think. actually i heard Jose was going to go there and Mancini here. would be so bad.

[DavidEU 2,023]

Yup. Mancini is not leaving any more, although a lot of Inter fans allegedly want him out.

Wouldn't want Mancini to be honest. Don't think hes anything special and Inter's performances in Europe show that. Been lucky with the whole Juve/AC/Fiorentina scandal over the last few years.

Wanted Rijkaard, but looking at them this season, with the squad they have, i'm not so sure. Only one three times away in the league all season apparently.

Lippi would probably be the ideal choice.

[Fulham Broadway 16,386]

Yup. Mancini is not leaving any more, although a lot of Inter fans allegedly want him out.

Wouldn't want Mancini to be honest. Don't think hes anything special and Inter's performances in Europe show that. Been lucky with the whole Juve/AC/Fiorentina scandal over the last few years.

Wanted Rijkaard, but looking at them this season, with the squad they have, i'm not so sure. Only one three times away in the league all season apparently.

Lippi would probably be the ideal choice.

Agree about Mancini, bit of a poseur, who doesnt quite cut it. Think Hiddink is most likely.

Tbh with our squad and financial backing it doesnt take a managerial genius to get results -the most important factors are the ability to engender a team spirit, to think tactically on their feet, and not upset the Russian/Jewish mafia.

[EskWeston 696]

Agree about Mancini, bit of a poseur, who doesnt quite cut it. Think Hiddink is most likely.

Tbh with our squad and financial backing it doesnt take a managerial genius to get results -the most important factors are the ability to engender a team spirit, to think tactically on their feet, and not upset the Russian/Jewish mafia.

We need someone who will set us up for the long term, someone who knows what is required to build a team to always compete and someone who knows how to bring new and young players through to the first team...

[Elliott 7]

Wow, certainly don't want that wishywashy character. If he's going to resign after losing a game... well, it'd be nice if Grant had that quality, but it's not suitable at all.