Delaney or Staunton - Who's fault?

Mr Alan · 13-09-2007 11:05am

el rabitos wrote:

if anyone can suggest a credible replacement for him i'd be interested to see it, but international management hasnt got the appeal it once had, and i doubt the irish job is the most highly sought or financially rewarding in europe.

Other canditates for the job don't have to be superstars, we ain't expecting a Mourinho or Rafa, **** we ain't even expecting a Mc Claren!!!

but we should expect someone with some decent managerial experience in the past, who would be interested in the job. As i've said a few times, both Aldridge and Dalglish would spring to my mind. Although out of management a few years, they would both be a massive improvement on Stan

herbieflowers · 13-09-2007 11:06am

Mick McCarthy

PHB · 13-09-2007 11:09am

I think maybe a part time appointment might be workable. Somebody like say Quierez in a part time capacity, or Clarke. A top assistant manager who might be allowed take on a country part time.

herbieflowers · 13-09-2007 11:10am

Meh England tried the part-time thing and it fell flat on its face, managers will always leave themselves susceptible to crticisim such as "he's not fully focused on the job"...

Delaney or Staunton - Who's fault?

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