Raymond Domenech wants to be the next Ireland manager!

greendom

http://www.foot01.com/equipe-de-france/la-derniere-provocation-signee-raymond-domenech,90172

Raymond Domenech would like to be manager of Ireland.

The man who uses horoscopes to decide who plays - who turned France into the laughing stock of World Football. Manager of a team that got to a World Cup final despite him not become of him. Anyone like to see him replace Trap :pac:

Samich

If he plays the right players yes.

aindriu80

I hope its not a bad joke.

CL7

http://www.foot01.com/equipe-de-fran...domenech,90172

Raymond Domenech would like to be manager of Ireland.

The man who uses horoscopes to decide who plays - who turned France into the laughing stock of World Football. Manager of a team that got to a World Cup final despite him not become of him. Anyone like to see him replace Trap :pac:

mike65

Ireland need to get someone like Louis Van Gaal.

abouttobebanned

Is this the twilight zone?

d22ontour

CL7 wrote: »

http://www.foot01.com/equipe-de-fran...domenech,90172

Raymond Domenech would like to be manager of Ireland.

The man who uses horoscopes to decide who plays - who turned France into the laughing stock of World Football. Manager of a team that got to a World Cup final despite him not become of him. Anyone like to see him replace Trap :pac:

Did you just c+p the original post ?

Paparazzo

I'd rather Stan back

Diabhal Beag

http://www.foot01.com/equipe-de-france/la-derniere-provocation-signee-raymond-domenech,90172

Raymond Domenech would like to be manager of Ireland.

The man who uses Diabhal Beag to decide who plays - who turned France into the laughing stock of World Football. Manager of a team that got to a World Cup final despite him not become of him. Anyone like to see him replace Trap :pac:

eagle eye

I'd rather Trap's translator to Domenech!

SirDelboy18

If we are being realistic, we should give as much as we can for Brian McDermott who would definitely be open to becoming Ireland manager at some stage.

greendom

d22ontour wrote: »

Did you just c+p the original post ?

I tried to correct the error in the original title

monkey9

Things are depressing enough right! Feck off with this sh!t

tdv123

Gazza would make a great Irish Manager.

noodler

Samich wrote: »

If he plays the right players yes.

Bowing to the opinion of armchair fans doesn;t make you a good manager by default.

Red Crow

noodler

Domenech really knows how to kick you when you are down.

Mint Sauce

Eli Manning wrote: »

Reported.

klose

Would rather mike bassett

Raymond has cheered us all up no end. Just when you think your bad off he reminds us it could be worse.

Samich

Samich wrote: »

If he plays the right players yes.

So would you go with a Sagittarius in sticks, 4 Pisces at the back, 2 Capricorns in midfield?, 2 Libras on the wing and 2 Taurus up front????

The Radiator

Should get Mourinho/ Guardiola co-managers

steelcityblues

Is Glenn Whelan a Scorpio, by any chance?

EDIT: He's Capricorn (damn)

BorneTobyWilde

David Olearly,
Dropped off the football scene, no one knows why,
Had a good football playing side at leeds and villa,

BorneTobyWilde

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

David Olearly,
Dropped off the football scene, no one knows why,
Had a good football playing side at leeds and villa,

O'Leary done well at Leeds but spent money as if it was going out of fashion. Went to Villa then and lost the dressing room. Clapping Doug Ellis looked ridiculous.

Dempsey

I'd be a better manager than Domenech

jdooley28

lads if mourinho wanted the job in the morning it wouldnt happen, Trap cant be replace yet the FAI cannot afford to pay him off.

kitakyushu

Will he let the players pick the team like he did in his last job? If so then I wouldn't rule him out.

jimmymal

jdooley28 wrote: »

lads if mourinho wanted the job in the morning it wouldnt happen, Trap cant be replace yet the FAI cannot afford to pay him off.

sure wouldn't mourinho pay trap off so he could do the job whiles hes at it like?:D

tolosenc

mike65 wrote: »

Ireland need to get someone like Louis Van Gaal.

I'm all for a high profile Dutch coach. Hiddink, Advocaat, van Gaal, or any other. Would be fantastic.

Trap has my support for now. I do think he'll change things around. If he doesn't, it'll need some points out of Germany in October to keep him in the job post Christmas, IMO.

pickarooney

tolosenc wrote: »

I'm all for a high profile Dutch coach. Hiddink, Advocaat, van Gaal, or any other. Would be fantastic.

Trap has my support for now. I do think he'll change things around. If he doesn't, it'll need some points out of Germany in October to keep him in the job post Christmas, IMO.

Van Maarwijk should be available soon...

edit: just thinking, I'd love to see Roy Keane managing Holland made into a reality TV show.

StephenHendry

guus hiddink
dick advocaat

greendom

Johann Cruyff - he'll change things round a little

Laois_Man

SirDelboy18 wrote: »

If we are being realistic, we should give as much as we can for Brian McDermott who would definitely be open to becoming Ireland manager at some stage.

I rate McDermott but I don't think anyone would leave ANY Premier Leage club (maybe not even most Championship clubs) to manage us!

kitakyushu

Laois_Man wrote: »

I rate McDermott but I don't think anyone would leave ANY Premier Leage club (maybe not even most Championship clubs) to manage us!

Agreed. I think people are rating the Ireland job far too highly if they think any prem manager would give up their position to manage us.

If you check out what each Ireland managers managerial job in football was immediately prior to taking to taking charge then it's fairly clear that it has never been a role for prime candidates.

Charlton (none)
McCarthy (england division 1)
Kerr (managing underage)
Staunton (none)
Trapatoni (Austrian league)

All the job essentially is is a stepping stone for upcoming managers who want to put their face in the shop window or a job for an older manager who want to wind down in easier surroundings and get one more big payday before retirement.

The next Ireland manager will fall under these parameters too imho.

ironbluedun

kitakyushu wrote: »

Agreed. I think people are rating the Ireland job far too highly if they think any prem manager would give up their position to manage us.

If you check out what each Ireland managers managerial job in football was immediately prior to taking to taking charge then it's fairly clear that it has never been a role for prime candidates.

Charlton (none)
McCarthy (england division 1)
Kerr (managing underage)
Staunton (none)
Trapatoni (Austrian league)

All the job essentially is is a stepping stone for upcoming managers who want to put their face in the shop window or a job for an older manager who want to wind down in easier surroundings and get one more big payday before retirement.

The next Ireland manager will fall under these parameters too imho.

Sadly there is no vacancy, if there was who would want the job depends upon money.
Did i not hear that trap is one of the highest paid international managers?
You never know who might be interested, there could be plenty of good managers who would do it for the shillings trap is on.