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boltonbonce wrote:I'm sure people are fighting to manage us.

Bolton need a young manager keen to impress at League 1 level.

Hands off Jamie Vermiglio though.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:I'm sure people are fighting to manage us.

Bolton need a young manager keen to impress at League 1 level.

Hands off Jamie Vermiglio though.

What about Helena Costa? Scout at Eintracht Frankfurt at the moment.

Natasha Whittam wrote:7 posts and 6 of them about Ian Holloway.

Perhaps Deco is Holloway’s agent and is touting for business?

Not Chris Hughton, so defensive minded makes Parky look like Kevin Keegan.

DEANO82 wrote:Not Chris Hughton, so defensive minded makes Parky look like Kevin Keegan.

Correct you are....  Brighton have tried to park the bus many times this season. And as usual when the shackles were off they looked half way decent....but the shackles were rarely off......it's a no from me.....not that he would be interested anyhow.
A good young foreign manager who wants to make a name for himself would be my pick...not the same old rotation of the usual names.

Holloway for me, we would rarely be out of the news and we have to keep reminding teams we are still here, If in fact we are still here.

Cannot believe Brighton sacked Hughton they must be insane..

The forest green manager whatever his name is.

karlypants wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:7 posts and 6 of them about Ian Holloway.

Perhaps Deco is Holloway’s agent and is touting for business?

Hahaha, I wish... Nah I just don't know of anybody else about that would bring what he has brought to others, particular QPR when they were in administration, Blackpool and Plymouth. It was only convo starter, haven't been convinced otherwise yet. . except Phil Brown, I'd forgotten about him... I think he'd be good

Natasha Whittam wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:I'm sure people are fighting to manage us.

Bolton need a young manager keen to impress at League 1 level.

Hands off Jamie Vermiglio though.

Step up Kevin Nolan.... perhaps???

Probably go for Flick Van Spoodle.

His work at Sparta Rotterdam has gone unnoticed.

What about a female manager?

Cajunboy wrote:Probably go for Flick Van Spoodle.

His work at Sparta Rotterdam has gone unnoticed.

I flicked my mrs van spoodle last night and she was delighted.

Welcome Deco

Not sure we can answer this without first knowing what resources we have at our disposal. In other words someone like Bassini and we will struggle to attract anyone, however a consortium with money and it's a vastly different game.

However not sure if Holloway is the way to go, we need stability and a young driven manager prepared to play football on the deck, for me IH is as nutty as a box of frogs and also on the slide, Phil Brown another who's ship as sailed. So we need to unearth another Armfield, Greaves or Rioch or if that's not possible then someone with a good track record and vast experience to steady the ship.

Lets re run this once we know who owns the club.

Kermit the Frog. He couldn't do any worse.

luckyPeterpiper wrote:Kermit the Frog. He couldn't do any worse.

No frogs. We can't trust them after all the Brexit debacle. 

I’d be happy to see an old face leading out the team. Imagine Nolan, Bergsson or Stubbs coming out of the tunnel with clenched fists pumping up the crowd. We need some passion back and a belief that the manager is demanding the players leave everything on the pitch. I’d love to see the place rocking again and would like to think that someone now has the opportunity to do that again.

Slightly left field but I remember reading Kevin Davies had finished his coaching badges. If Parky were to go I wouldn't mind seeing SKD take over first team affairs and maybe get a DoF to look after transfers etc.

luckyPeterpiper wrote:Slightly left field but I remember reading Kevin Davies had finished his coaching badges. If Parky were to go I wouldn't mind seeing SKD take over first team affairs and maybe get a DoF to look after transfers etc.

Nice guy, but too mild.

We need a KICKASS guy!

boltonbonce wrote:What about a female manager?

 No takers?

I was going to suggest Anne Widdecombe- but apparently she's got another job recently. Don't tell me that she knows nowt about football because we have a current manager who's much in the same boat