I think back to his great work with Northampton and Sheffield United in Leagues 1 and 2. If you give the guy a long term project he will deliver. He will also be able to attract players due to his track record of success. Would be a huge boost for the supporters and club to get him.Hound wrote:Some journo on Twitter has taken it a step further and said we’re in talks with wilder and he is keen. We’ll see soon I suppose
Would be delighted of course
Even Boro he got the push but when he left they flew up the league. Which tells me he had put a good team together. I would ignore any manager’s record at Watford. So if there is any truth I would be delighted. He always talks sense never sugar coats a poor performance. He is strong on discipline and knows this league.NathStPaul wrote:I think back to his great work with Northampton and Sheffield United in Leagues 1 and 2. If you give the guy a long term project he will deliver. He will also be able to attract players due to his track record of success. Would be a huge boost for the supporters and club to get him.Hound wrote:Some journo on Twitter has taken it a step further and said we’re in talks with wilder and he is keen. We’ll see soon I suppose
Would be delighted of course
Hope this is true. He would be perfect, and he loves a long-term project which is exactly what we should be offering now.Hound wrote:Some journo on Twitter has taken it a step further and said we’re in talks with wilder and he is keen. We’ll see soon I suppose
Would be delighted of course
Robbie FowlerForbury Lion wrote:Odds from TalksportBet
A non-English speaking foreigner with no experience 1/2
One of the players Dads Evens
Danny Cowley 2/1
Steve Cotterill 2/1
Richie Wellens 4/1
Noel Hunt 8/1
John O’Shea 8/1
Karl Robinson 12/1
Graeme Murty 14/1
Lee Johnson 16/1
Nathan Jones 25/1
Ian Evatt 33/1
Neil Critchley 33/1
Scott Parker 33/1
Grant McCann 33/1
Dave Challinor 33/1
Lee Bowyer 33/1
Leam Richardson 33/1
Michael Duff 33/1
Steven Gerrard 33/1
Garry Monk 33/1
Stephen Robinson 33/1
Shaun Derry 33/1
Joey Barton 33/1
Neil Lennon 33/1
John Terry 33/1
Michael Appleton 33/1
Luke Williams 33/1
Paul Lambert 33/1
Brian Barry Murphy 33/1
Pete Wild 33/1
Graham Alexander 33/1
Clint Hill 33/1
David Artell 33/1
Chris Hughton 33/1
Lee Catermole 33/1
Ian Burchnall 33/1
Kenny Jackett 33/1
Sol Campbell 33/1
Jonathan Woodgate 33/1
Mark Warburton 33/1
Gary McSheffrey 33/1
Paul Tisdale 33/1
John McGreal 33/1
Robbie Fowler 33/1
Nigel Adkins 33/1
Graham Potter 33/1
Kolo Toure 33/1
Ian Royal 100,000/1
Surprisingly, Mark Bowen wasn't on there - Perhaps he took them to the cleaners last time he appointed himself?
Ian is a very capable manager. Who are you to doubt him?Mid Sussex Royal wrote:I'd rather have Ian Royal than Paul lambert
Ian would ban the players from letting us get promoted for 3 yearsNathStPaul wrote:Ian is a very capable manager. Who are you to doubt him?Mid Sussex Royal wrote:I'd rather have Ian Royal than Paul lambert
You're right about that. His past merits speak for themselves. And he may well be able to prove himself in a new place. However, this is not a fact, but a very good hope..NathStPaul wrote:I think back to his great work with Northampton and Sheffield United in Leagues 1 and 2. If you give the guy a long term project he will deliver. He will also be able to attract players due to his track record of success. Would be a huge boost for the supporters and club to get him.Hound wrote:Some journo on Twitter has taken it a step further and said we’re in talks with wilder and he is keen. We’ll see soon I suppose
Would be delighted of course
Once in a while bookies do actually know something. Let's hope this is once in a while.Hendo wrote:New manager odds, especially for a club of our size, can't be read too much into. But Wilder has just gone straight in as bookies favourite at 1/3
Always get more interesting once a candidate is odds on.Hendo wrote:New manager odds, especially for a club of our size, can't be read too much into. But Wilder has just gone straight in as bookies favourite at 1/3
Reckon it's purely down to a load of Reading fans requesting him to be added to the market.Stranded wrote:Always get more interesting once a candidate is odds on.Hendo wrote:New manager odds, especially for a club of our size, can't be read too much into. But Wilder has just gone straight in as bookies favourite at 1/3
Be interesting* to know how often a candidate has gone odds on at 1/3 or higher and not been appointed.
That is one of the possible options, which is why something like this should always be taken with a pinch of salt.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Reckon it's purely down to a load of Reading fans requesting him to be added to the market.Stranded wrote:Always get more interesting once a candidate is odds on.Hendo wrote:New manager odds, especially for a club of our size, can't be read too much into. But Wilder has just gone straight in as bookies favourite at 1/3
Be interesting* to know how often a candidate has gone odds on at 1/3 or higher and not been appointed.
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