Orion1871 wrote:You filthy slag.Royal_jimmy wrote:I'd have Cowley
Orion1871 wrote:You filthy slag.Royal_jimmy wrote:I'd have Cowley
Dave Kitson as assistant.blythspartan wrote:The bookies have slashed the odds for Steve Cotterill.
Think we'd always be a pull for managers at most L1 clubs bar the top 8 teams this season. Can pay more money, bigger budget, fan base, nicer facilities and stadium + our potential to return to the 2nd tier.morganb wrote:How many of the managers mentioned on this thread are already employed by other clubs and which are unemployed?
Jones, Cowley and Critchley are all available.
Wellens and Cotterell are with clubs at our level so not sure why they'd leave to join us/why we'd pay money to get them.
Most of the others have connections to Reading - is that necessarily a good thing?
To answer my own question - this site shows current odds with details of the manager's current (or previous) clubmorganb wrote:How many of the managers mentioned on this thread are already employed by other clubs and which are unemployed?
Jones, Cowley and Critchley are all available.
Wellens and Cotterell are with clubs at our level so not sure why they'd leave to join us/why we'd pay money to get them.
Most of the others have connections to Reading - is that necessarily a good thing?
Forgot about him. He got Brentford up to the championship from league one. Probably still lives locally tooscumbag wrote:I'd take Warburton
Nay, nay and thrice nayRoyal_jimmy wrote:Even Ian Holloway would doElm Park Kid wrote:For once, just once, why can't we get a manger who actually has a track record of success in the league were going to play in?
Not some 'promising' manager from the Romanian second division. Not someone who had been the number 2 at West Ham and Brentford. Not a 'big name' player. Not even someone who's done well in league 2. An actual, manager with relevant experience.
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