After Fergie ?

gudpony

Who will take over from Alex Ferguson when he retires?

TwoShedsJackson

Hopefully Gerard Houllier or Carlton Palmer. This REALLY needed a new thread of it's own :rolleyes:

Emboss

i'd like steve bruce assited by roy keane

gudpony

Gerard Houllier wilkl prog get us relegated. bruce sounds good.

gudpony

Gerard Houllier will probably get us relegated. bruce sounds good.

SanFranMan

The strongest coaching line-up for them right now would probably be Hitzfeld, assisted by Keane, Hughes, Bruce, and Schmiechel.
But its not really an issue right now . . . .

Kingp35

Who cares right now?? wait till it happens

TwoShedsJackson

Originally posted by gudpony
Gerard Houllier will probably get us relegated. bruce sounds good.

You might want to get your sarcasm detector checked..

SanFranMan

At the risk of prolonging a tired topic......
there's always the chance he'll retire during the summer? Did he not seem a little less animated this season about it all? Not a sign of a mindgame to date . . . .

SprostonGreen

Carlos Querioz please.

Emboss

Originally posted by SanFranMan
At the risk of prolonging a tired topic......
there's always the chance he'll retire during the summer? Did he not seem a little less animated this season about it all? Not a sign of a mindgame to date . . . .

why play mind games when you're 12/13 points behind?

Big Nelly

Cud be Carlos Querioz........didnt a great job for them last year and even Ferguson admitted that he had a major part to play in them winning the title....also Carlos is gettin a bit pi**ed with Madrid at the moment......especially when the owner sent down someone to tell him what tatics to play in the second half of the Monaco game!!

They wud prob move Keane into an Assistant Manager position as he is gaining his training badges all the time and training the youth teams....dont think Ferguson will leave only move up the ladder......technical director or something.....

woosaysdan

Carlos Querioz or Hitzfeld would be good replacements and maybe bring back Brain Kidd as well

Big Nelly

Dont tink Kidd will ever come back.....especially after workin with one of Utd's favourite teams.....Leeds....wat is he even at know??? even Dave O leary didnt bring him to Villa

gsand

martin o'neil, with keane,hughes and schmeichel in there as well please.

Dustaz

Originally posted by Emboss
i'd like steve bruce assited by roy keane

Me too.


Steve Bruce is a Highly Talented Manager and along with keanes Massive Coaching Experience they will be a force to be reckoned with.

Big Nelly

Originally posted by gsand
martin o'neil, with keane,hughes and schmeichel in there as well please.

How many Assistant Managers do u want?? First of all dont tink Hughes would quit Wales just to be part of a group of assistant managers!! Maybe if he was made Assistnat Manager with a 3-4 year plan to take over as manager.....

Also Schmeichel has made no moves into Coaching yet and seems to be moving towards a career in TV presenting......

gsand

schmeichel as goalkeeping coach,hughes as assistant with keane working his way thru the ranks as he gets his badges.

NightStrike

Originally posted by neilbrady79
Dont tink Kidd will ever come back.....especially after workin with one of Utd's favourite teams.....Leeds....wat is he even at know??? even Dave O leary didnt bring him to Villa

Afaik hes working with England

donhughberto

Capello is my first choice, Ericksonn is likely,

O neill is prob favorite for liverpool post!

doozerjack

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Originally posted by Emboss
why play mind games when you're 12/13 points behind?

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I think there might be something to it, they were only 12 (was it ever 13??) points behind as of last couple of weeks. I dont remember Ferguson having the same gusto at any point this season as other seasons, when they were top, or sliding down in that recent slump.
I'd be worried about Erickson getting anywhere near the job, he hasnt earned it. If O'Neill wins the EUFA Cup, they might take a gamble on him, and wouldnt be surprised if it did happen this year. I cant picture ONeill embracing a horde of ex-United players on his coaching staff though, as ideal as it sounds.
Queiroz would be superb, already having done a great job there, but now with that experience at Madrid behind him too.

SprostonGreen

Definitely not O'Neill