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Now that Staunton is officially gone, who would you like to see as manager?

Daysha · 2007-10-23 23:07:17

I think if O'Leary makes himself available, they'll give it to him. But my own preference would Graeme Souness. He didnt have a great time with Newcastle but he talks sense on RTE and would give some of the slackers in the camp a right going over. I think its also important we go outside the FAI also. Staunton, Kerr and…

24-10-2007 12:07am

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Daysha

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I think if O'Leary makes himself available, they'll give it to him. But my own preference would Graeme Souness. He didnt have a great time with Newcastle but he talks sense on RTE and would give some of the slackers in the camp a right going over.

I think its also important we go outside the FAI also. Staunton, Kerr and McCarthy all got their jobs from their time in Irish football so I think its important they give the place a fresh start from top to bottom. Starting with a proven, non-Irish manager.

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#2 24-10-2007 12:19am

Nunu

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055168072

No need for new a thread. 9 pages on it already there!

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#3 24-10-2007 1:14am

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I think there is one obvious choice if he would be willing to do it- respect from players, very sucessful manager one leage with 2 clubs, won a double and one of the best players of all time- king kenny. your only man.

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#4 24-10-2007 1:56am

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Amazing that the BBC were able to report he is gone before RTE and SKY might be something on RTE before midday, if their IT guy is in in the morning. Night folks!

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#5 24-10-2007 2:11am

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I'd love dunphy to get it, not that I think he'd be a great manager, just for the craic really.

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#6 24-10-2007 7:36am

Mr Magnolia

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Paul Jewell for me.

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#7 24-10-2007 8:14am

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#8 24-10-2007 8:44am

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Roy Hodgson, or however you spell his name.

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#9 24-10-2007 9:29am

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Eddie McGoldrick. Or Paul Jewell. One or the other.

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#10 24-10-2007 10:25am

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Philippe Troussier.

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#11 24-10-2007 10:54am

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The FAI did this whole 'outside headhunter' thing with Bryan Hamilton back in 03.Its just a way to deflect the blame if this appointment goes wrong.

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#12 24-10-2007 10:55am

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Paul Jewell for me too. He has a history of doing great jobs with poor teams. Bradford and Wigan. Ireland are a bad team. He gets my vote.

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#13 24-10-2007 11:29am

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What the hell are people thinking, seriously. Anyone give me one reason why Jewell, who left Wigan because they really weren't showing enough potential, would decide to manage Ireland? What possibly reason would he have for doing this? We've as much chance of getting Jewell as we have of getting Moyes or somebody.

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#14 24-10-2007 11:31am

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Nunu wrote: »

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055168072

No need for new a thread. 9 pages on it already there!

can people stop posting in their own break away threads?
its all being discussed here.

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#15 24-10-2007 11:32am

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Paul Jewell is favourite to take the Norwich job when he's allowed sign on Nov 1st.

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