largehat wrote:There's no point sacking Coyle now and it is moot to discuss who would replace him.
Look what has happened to Wolves.
Sacking a manager in February and expecting to attract a decent, proven PL manager to pick up the pieces is ambitious.
Sacking a manager in February and expecting a lunatic rookie to pick up the pieces is suicidal.
It amuses me how people were calling for Mark Hughes on BA, well, he spent about £20m in January and look how well he is doing.
Coyle is going nowhere for the rest of the season. Accept it, even if you don't like it.
It's all well and good making fanciful hypotheses for a bit of fun I suppose, but Paolo Di Canio, while doubtlessly has passion, took many months to settle into the Swindon job and make the changes he wanted. If for no other reason, accept this is a lame duck suggestion purely because we don't have many months.
Firstly I have to say I am shocked to learn you are Largehat. I feel cheated. I will never trust a man again.
Secondly, you say there is no point sacking Coyle now...that's just silly talk. As the fat dickhead from Blackburn says above, Coyle is only taking us down and even if a miracle happens and he keeps us up - what evidence is there that it won't be more of the same shite next season?
A half decent manager could easily keep us up with the fixtures we have left, as far as I am concerned it is suicide NOT to sack Coyle.