New manager rumours and speculation

[Royal_jimmy]

Maybe Dai will use ChatGPT to find who the next manager should be

[blythspartan]

My top 3 realistic choices in order of preference. All 3 would be suited to the role based on their success in building a team from scratch.

1. Chris Wilder
2. Richie Wellens
3. Nathan Jones

Would you be okay with Darren Ferguson?

[PATRIQT]

My top 3 realistic choices in order of preference. All 3 would be suited to the role based on their success in building a team from scratch.

1. Chris Wilder
2. Richie Wellens
3. Nathan Jones

Would you be okay with Darren Ferguson?

100%, in L1.

[Royal_jimmy]

My top 3 realistic choices in order of preference. All 3 would be suited to the role based on their success in building a team from scratch.

1. Chris Wilder
2. Richie Wellens
3. Nathan Jones

Would you be okay with Darren Ferguson?

100%, in L1.

Not Darren Ferguson no

[Mr Sitter]

Will Sheffield Wednesday be fishing in the same managerial pond as us when they sack Moore ?

[AthleticoSpizz]

As already posted elsewhere…Huddersfield are looking for a Chris Wilder too…..and yes, Wednesday would be a decent opportunity for him too.

[tidus_mi2]

Alan Nixon said the club are looking to make a quick appointment, promising if it's someone like Wilder/Wellens, no oxf*rd around, let him start getting his squad together.

[Pepe the Horseman]

As already posted elsewhere…Huddersfield are looking for a Chris Wilder too…..and yes, Wednesday would be a decent opportunity for him too.

Very much doubt he'd go to Wednesday with the Sheff Utd connection.

[Pepe the Horseman]

Fwiw I think it will be Wellens anyway.

[Franchise FC]

My top 3 realistic choices in order of preference. All 3 would be suited to the role based on their success in building a team from scratch.

1. Chris Wilder
2. Richie Wellens
3. Nathan Jones

Would you be okay with Darren Ferguson?

Only if we relocated up the A1 and were renamed

[Sutekh]

My top 3 realistic choices in order of preference. All 3 would be suited to the role based on their success in building a team from scratch.

1. Chris Wilder
2. Richie Wellens
3. Nathan Jones

+1000

If it’s to be an untried, first job manager, then the only one I’d consider is John O’Shea (who has reportedly just left his position at Stoke so……??)

Looking forward then to Rio Ave’s current manager taking up the reins as early as mid July.

[From Despair To Where?]

My top 3 realistic choices in order of preference. All 3 would be suited to the role based on their success in building a team from scratch.

1. Chris Wilder
2. Richie Wellens
3. Nathan Jones

+1000

If it’s to be an untried, first job manager, then the only one I’d consider is John O’Shea (who has reportedly just left his position at Stoke so……??)

Looking forward then to Rio Ave’s current manager taking up the reins as early as mid July.

Have you seen his managerial record? Not too shabby. 6 promotions in 8 years. Very much a rising star in Portugal.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lu%C3%ADs_Freire


And this analysis likens his style to Chris Wilder's at Sheffield Utd.

https://totalfootballanalysis.com/article/luis-freire-tactical-evolution-2022-23-tactical-analysis-tactics

I'm all aboard the Luis Freire train.

[Snowflake Royal]

Hutchinson reminds me of that sort of player, it's a shame we haven't had him on the pitch much after that point.

I think McShane started losing his place after giving 2 penalties away at Blackburn, although that may have been just under Clement rather than any managers that followed.

He should have never played for us again after that idiocy at Blackburn.

[AthleticoSpizz]

As already posted elsewhere…Huddersfield are looking for a Chris Wilder too…..and yes, Wednesday would be a decent opportunity for him too.

Very much doubt he'd go to Wednesday with the Sheff Utd connection.

never stopped ‘arry Red,napp

[blythspartan]

Love him or hate him, I really admire the way Darren Ferguson try’s to get Posh to play football. I would settle for that at the SCL compared to the utter garbage served up in recent years.

I have never really followed his career but he doesn’t seem to be able to hack it in the Championship, but not sure if that’s because he’s never been at a club which has been able to give him the financial backing.
Anyway, for League One he’d be a good choice.

[Blackbag]

Love him or hate him, I really admire the way Darren Ferguson try’s to get Posh to play football. I would settle for that at the SCL compared to the utter garbage served up in recent years.

I have never really followed his career but he doesn’t seem to be able to hack it in the Championship, but not sure if that’s because he’s never been at a club which has been able to give him the financial backing.
Anyway, for League One he’d be a good choice.

He’s got the best coach in the world for advice in Sir Alex so would be a yes from me certainly

[Royal_jimmy]

My top 3 realistic choices in order of preference. All 3 would be suited to the role based on their success in building a team from scratch.

1. Chris Wilder
2. Richie Wellens
3. Nathan Jones

+1000

If it’s to be an untried, first job manager, then the only one I’d consider is John O’Shea (who has reportedly just left his position at Stoke so……??)

Looking forward then to Rio Ave’s current manager taking up the reins as early as mid July.

Have you seen his managerial record? Not too shabby. 6 promotions in 8 years. Very much a rising star in Portugal.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lu%C3%ADs_Freire


And this analysis likens his style to Chris Wilder's at Sheffield Utd.

https://totalfootballanalysis.com/article/luis-freire-tactical-evolution-2022-23-tactical-analysis-tactics

I'm all aboard the Luis Freire train.

Please don't give Dai any ideas

No more foreign managers please! About time we appointed one who knows the league we'll be playing in

[Pepe the Horseman]

We've tried to get Fergie Jnr before, but Posh wanted £1m just to speak to him iirc. Must've been when Coppell left.

[From Despair To Where?]

It's a joke Jimmy. Chill the fcuk out, you'll have yourself a heart attack.

[blythspartan]

I have seen it mentioned that we’re looking at Luke Williams the Notts County manager. Obviously, pure speculation but a managerial appointment of this nature wouldn’t surprise me. Also, he might be able to persuade Langstaff to come here.