Manager/Coach Next Manager

Who do you want as next manager of our club?

  • Neil Critchley

    Votes: 33 9.0%
  • Leam Richardson

    Votes: 52 14.2%
  • Chris Wilder

    Votes: 18 4.9%
  • Michael Appleton

    Votes: 160 43.7%
  • AN Other

    Votes: 42 11.5%
  • A very well known AN Other

    Votes: 15 4.1%
  • Des Buckingham

    Votes: 34 9.3%
  • Grant McCann

    Votes: 19 5.2%
  • Steve Morrison

    Votes: 1 0.3%
  • Dean Whitehead

    Votes: 1 0.3%
  • Steve Cotterill

    Votes: 5 1.4%
  • Robbie Fowler

    Votes: 2 0.5%
  • Paul Simpson

    Votes: 6 1.6%

  • Total voters
    366
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What about all of our living, former managers coming together to rule as a committee.

There would be no figurehead, and they would all be expected to appear on the touchline every game with their own set of tactics and individual team sheet. Simply by the means of Darwinism and osmosis, the strongest manager and best tactics would rise to the top and we would maximise our chances of survival.

There would have to be a way of preventing one of the managers from simply shouting louder than the others.
 
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Surprised Andy Whing isn't even getting a mention. Is it simply that he's working at too low a level and so its a risk?
He's name has been floated around but he would only be a realistic option if we were in the Conference. I also understand that he's fully committed to his current role. It would be a ridiculous risk for both club and him to undertake such a role. He needs to work his way up gradually and we need someone with a substantial track record and experience.
 
Maybe Fowler was always going to get the job once Robinson was gone? Seems funny how out of the blue he appeared at the club and we were meant to believe he was Robbo's old mukka. Looks like someone knows something.
Not out of the blue. His son is in our Academy. I doubt he’s in the frame.
 
He's name has been floated around but he would only be a realistic option if we were in the Conference. I also understand that he's fully committed to his current role. It would be a ridiculous risk for both club and him to undertake such a role. He needs to work his way up gradually and we need someone with a substantial track record and experience.
Everybody has to start somewhere.
Wilder did his "apprenticeship" at Halifax for six years, and arguably was still learning lower league football whilst with us and Northampton.

If you replace what you say about Whing, with Mousinho going to Pompey, that sounds like an even more unlikely appointment.
 
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