Realistic Replacements

[TheLoneRanger]

Who were the other choices?
Serious question.

John Eustace.

 

[Beentherebefore]

Mark Robins

 

[SplJack1]

Mark Warburton

 

[Darran]

Mark Warburton

Have we got enough bread to pay him?

 

[SplJack1]

Have we got enough bread to pay him?

If we use our loaf and get creative, yes.

 

[Jackpot]

Osian Roberts

 

[Baron Goblet]

Nick Montgomery

 

[Darran]

If we use our loaf and get creative, yes.

:mrgreen:

 

[Darran]

Osian Roberts

I wouldn’t mind him having a go.

 

[J_B]

Have we got enough bread to pay him?

Crumpets!

If we haven’t we’re toast.

 

[Swansea93]

Depends on wages/how much some of these want another chance (Rodgers,Sousa)

Frank De Boer
Bruno Lage (was Carvahal's assistant here)
Giovanni Van Bronkhorst
Ian Evatt
Osian Roberts
Alan Tate?
Gregg Berhalter (If we fancy another yank coming in)
Dean Smith
Valerian Ismael
Oscar Garcia
Chris Wilder
Neil Critchley (shocking with QPR, but done a decent job with Blackpool and was respected at Liverpool)
Jaap Stam
Giovanni Savarese (Former player done well in the MLS the yanks may fancy him here)
Kjetil Knutsen
Cameron Toshack

 

[sainthelens]

Dean Smith or Chris Wilder for me. Guys who know this league and will at least get us organised.

 

[BarryTownSwan]

That manager at Penybont

 

[Skippyjack]

I heard this one mentioned down the liberty last night, and nobody has mentioned it, Alan Tate, played in every division and knows the club inside out.. I'd also like to see Cameron Toshack or Osian Roberts as one of his number two, for tactical and experience purposes

 

[Darran]

I heard this one mentioned down the liberty last night, and nobody has mentioned it, Alan Tate, played in every division and knows the club inside out.. I'd also like to see Cameron Toshack or Osian Roberts as one of his number two, for tactical and experience purposes

Roberts and Tate interests me.