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Next Manager chat.

Also I may be in a minority of one, but I dont get the big deal about Saiss. Especially when we keep losing with him.

Never noticed him in the 1st half against Leeds, but purposely looked out for him in the 2nd and thought he was excellent without doing anything outstanding.
 
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within 5 games I predict screams from the crowd of "FORWARD ......FORWARDS" then various abuse being aimed in his direction. The problem is that players that do the dirty work never really get the praise they deserve, he breaks up play wonderfully and his range of passing is quite a considerable jump from our old mate Henry. He also seems to find space with relative ease something the likes of Coady are incapable of.
 
Gary Rowett looks the obvious stand out candidate and Wolves should pay over the odds to bring him to the club as soon as possible. Double his money.
 
Would be very happy with Rowett so add me to this list supporting that.

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I'd be happy with Rowett.

Turning that shithouse of a club/team around as he has done is a considerable achievement.
 
I was once told Football is a game played predominantly without the the ball. 90 minutes match only have the ball in play roughly about 65 minutes, of that 65 the keepers on both sides then attribute to over 10 minutes, a really good midfielder can have about 4 minutes of influence over the ball.

That is why players like Saiss, Henry and there style are important. If you look through the best managers (Paisley, Ferguson, Sacchi, Wenger) all had a ball winning midfielder during their best sides, even with the change in not having a 'water carrier' type the more modern coaches still deploy a screener or what ever the official term you see banded about (double pivot or something?) Such as Busquetes or whoever you spell his name.
 
Arsene Wenger is the roll model. A manager who's French. Stick with a proven method. Promotion is in the bag - uette
 
Im glad Zenga is gone after reading about him always being in Dubai.
 
So if the E and S are right it pretty much leaves us with this lot:

Roy Keane
Billy Davies
Tony Mowbray
Alex McLeish
Ian Holloway
Paul Lambert
Brian McDermott
Sam Allardyce
Nigel Pearson

Or we'll be aiming to 'poach' one of these...
Alex Neil
Sean Dyche
Brendan Rodgers
Chris Hughton
Neil Warnock
Aidy Boothroyd

Hmmm.

Rodgers to Wolves, WTF planet are you on. You do realise he's at a massive club, his boyhood team and playing in the champions league :icon_lol:
 
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