who do you want for Manager out of the names mentioned

[smell the glove 55]

Tommy Wright.

We have no money and it's going to take hard graft to get us to a position even close to where we want to be.

1 and a half year deal though

[scottyscott1963 18,429]

This guy Caixinha is on a £2 million a year contract at the moment.
It would take a special one to drop,say maybe 60% of his wages for us.

[gazza27 15,292]

6 hours ago, smell the glove said:

Tommy Wright.

We have no money and it's going to take hard graft to get us to a position even close to where we want to be.

1 and a half year deal though

Just naw

[Four Founding Fathers 54]

Derek McInnes but only if FDB is a definite no.  He could strengthen us while weakening the sheep,

[Zulu 981]

That fukin arsehole Stubbs saying Pedro would be good for Rangers that says it all for me fuck Pedro

[Beaujolais 1,371]

11 minutes ago, Zulu said:

That fukin arsehole Stubbs saying Pedro would be good for Rangers that says it all for me fuck Pedro

Stubbs knew exactly what he was doing when he made that remark. 

[dan_ger 1,454]

Why in the hell is Pardew considered 'Box Office'? 

The guys a tit 

[Prso's headband 35,579]

I wanted Biesla, he went to Lille ffs. 

I wanted Redknapp. We don't have money. 

Tbh whoever it is needs to be backed or they ain't got a fucking chance of progressing regardless of their managerial background. 

I think Pedro has a bit of fight and passion about him and isn't afraid to make big decisions. What he needs though is to understand what this club is all about. It's a good idea having an assistant with connections but so did Warburton. This is going to be a huge risk but what has McInnes done that's better than Pedro? Just because he's managed in the league doesn't make him a better manager. 

[loyal 136]

I would like Nigel Pearson  he and Shakespeare were behind the signings that imminently won Leicester the premiership .

Hugely experienced can't think of anyone else that is currently out of work that is better 

[smell the glove 55]

3 hours ago, gazza27 said:

Just naw

What's your suggestion?

[Tenerife Bear 1,748]

None of them excite me sadly. I don't even want to settle for any of them just because that's all this board could come up with. 

[sassaaaa 11,406]

1 hour ago, loyal said:

I would like Nigel Pearson  he and Shakespeare were behind the signings that imminently won Leicester the premiership .

Hugely experienced can't think of anyone else that is currently out of work that is better 

Good shout , all about the cash though..........

[Tenerife Bear 1,748]

Chris Hughton and Nigel Pearson are great shouts. 

[williamcarvel9 87]

Hughton is a great shout, consistently has his sides doing well, especially in the championship and unfairly dismissed by Newcastle. However doubt he'd leave Brighton with them close to the Premiership and doubt Brighton themselves would entertain us talking to him, so yet another above average manager out of our budget sadly

[corriebrae 2]

I would like Duncan Ferguson. He has done a great job at Everton. Can't see it happening though.

[To Be A Ranger 4,032]

23 minutes ago, Tenerife Bear said:

Chris Hughton and Nigel Pearson are great shouts. 

Nigel Pearson was on meltdown and looked bound for the loony bin towards the end of his time at Leicester. He might have bought the players that formed the nucleus of the team that won the league but under him they just avoided relegation. And his time at Derby after that was a disaster. It's a no from me 

[raging blue 1972 894]

if it's pedro then will give him a chance - not convinced by a long shot mind