Next Manager Discussion Thread

[VanVeenRangers 2,707]

David Martindale wouldn't be the worst selection if the board want a Rangers man who can work with a budget. I'm not suggesting we get him but i think the board would consider if they dont get their first options 

[BlueSuedeSambas 56,542]

1 minute ago, MorelosRangers said:

David Martindale wouldn't be the worst selection if the board want a Rangers man who can work with a budget. I'm not suggesting we get him but i think the board would consider if they dont get their first options 

 

[ShanksRFC 3,882]

When were we linked with Dyche? Was it before Gio came?

I think we would go for him if hes still available.

[JackAlex93 12,740]

Dyche is a good manager and gets the best out of his players. I'd be in favour of him coming to Ibrox

[McEwan's Lager 32,118]

David Martindale is very lucky to even be a football manager.

Talk about standards slipping, anyone wanting him in the dugout or even thinking he should be in consideration needs a good look at themselves.

 

[rangersross 6,726]

2 minutes ago, ShanksRFC said:

When were we linked with Dyche? Was it before Gio came?

I think we would go for him if hes still available.

The Times reported it after Gerrard left. 

[Dickie 12,906]

Dyche doesn’t look like a guy who would put up with the shite attitude of Morelos,kamara and Kent.

[superallysbears 8,259]

If Gio goes and they go down the Scottish route, it will be McInnes and his tarrier pal 100%, I'd rather anyone else.

[ronniescu 3,052]

I don't think Jonathan Watson could do Sean Dyche tbh.

[Big Al 55 9,536]

Ukrainian league is probably stronger than SPL.

[graeme_4 37,705]

36 minutes ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

Yes, we play in a backwater. I'm not in a rush to appoint Neilson or Robinson though.

I genuinely don't care about winning tropheys in wee backwater leagues on someone's CV. It's a big risk. Aye, it's paid off for them, but for every gamble that pays off, you are likely to get a GVB or a Pedro.

A guy who survives multiple seasons in the EPL, and gains promotions from the English Championship is a far higher achievement to me than someone winning titles with Dynamo or other leagues in Eastern Europe.

Surviving in the EPL requires a totally different mindset and tactical approach to dominating games and winning leagues.

Rebrov makes much more sense given he’s taken bang average teams, and turned them into league winners and has a decent European record with those sides too.

Plenty players have come from better leagues where 1 good game in 3 or 4 is fine, only to be found out here. Same goes with managers. 

[stevemac 5,434]

2 hours ago, The Specky Liar said:

So is @rabc10000 doesn't mean he should get the job

poor rab

[Dickie 12,906]

13 minutes ago, ronniescu said:

I don't think Jonathan Watson could do Sean Dyche tbh.

Of course he could only he would sound like sounness.

[McEwan's Lager 32,118]

I'd like to know more about Rebrov's record in Ukraine. On paper his title wins with Dynamo coincide with the Donbass War and Shakhtar having to decamp from Donetsk to Lviv. 

 

[docspiderman 1,315]

24 minutes ago, JackAlex93 said:

Dyche is a good manager and gets the best out of his players. I'd be in favour of him coming to Ibrox

People complain about the turgid football under Gio, I dread to think how the consistent football philosophy of Dyche will go down.

[Prso's headband 36,844]

Rebrov has won 10 trophies in his management career already. Not sure how many, if any are on par with community shields for example but still it’s a record not to be sniffed at. 
 

Everywhere he’s been has ensured a couple of years of domestic success with cup doubles. Ferencvaros won 3 league titles in a row. It’s something we really need, our domestic success has been nothing short of appalling. We need someone with experience of winning multiple things

[mitre_mouldmaster 21,511]

15 minutes ago, graeme_4 said:

Surviving in the EPL requires a totally different mindset and tactical approach to dominating games and winning leagues.

Rebrov makes much more sense given he’s taken bang average teams, and turned them into league winners and has a decent European record with those sides too.

Plenty players have come from better leagues where 1 good game in 3 or 4 is fine, only to be found out here. Same goes with managers. 

He has however won I think multiple promotions from the Championship, which is a more competitive league than any out in Eastern Europe.

Bringing in Dyche is a far lesser risk than a guy who has never managed in the UK.

[WWTC 2,468]

28 minutes ago, superallysbears said:

If Gio goes and they go down the Scottish route, it will be McInnes and his tarrier pal 100%, I'd rather anyone else.

If we go down that road it’ll more likely be Neilson. 

[superallysbears 8,259]

1 minute ago, WWTC said:

If we go down that road it’ll more likely be Neilson. 

Can't see them going anywhere near him tbh.

[hammer93 15,485]

Ffs we aren't offering a McInnes, Neilson, Robinson or Martindale the job IF it becomes available 

[rangersross 6,726]

16 minutes ago, docspiderman said:

People complain about the turgid football under Gio, I dread to think how the consistent football philosophy of Dyche will go down.

It would have been a minor miracle if Dyche achieved what he did at Burnley while playing fast-flowing, possession football given the relative size of the budget available to him. In any case, I'd be perfectly happy if he delivered drab 1-0 wins all the way to a title. GVB's football is boring and unreliable. That's the problem. 

[Hadron Collider 32,426]

5 minutes ago, rangersross said:

It would have been a minor miracle if Dyche achieved what he did at Burnley while playing fast-flowing, possession football given the relative size of the budget available to him. In any case, I'd be perfectly happy if he delivered drab 1-0 wins all the way to a title. GVB's football is boring and unreliable. That's the problem. 

Bang on mate. 1-0 lead is trouble brewing. I wonder if Martindale went into the game thinking, fuck me we can’t compete because of the money disparity. 
Just get this walloper Gio away. We need a lucky horseshoe manager. Not a fucking donkey. 

[graeme_4 37,705]

3 minutes ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

He has however won I think multiple promotions from the Championship, which is a more competitive league than any out in Eastern Europe.

Bringing in Dyche is a far lesser risk than a guy who has never managed in the UK.

1 win I think, and 1 through the playoffs.

He’s done a good job, but in terms of the remit it’s totally different. It’s not about winning, it’s about surviving. 

[graeme_4 37,705]

The thought of a manager who sets us up to be ‘hard to beat’ as their plan A, up against theirs who sets up to steamroller over the top of everything in sight fills me with fear tbh.

Not saying that is Dyche though, but seems to be his style. 

[Big Al 55 9,536]

Burnley Dyche wouldn’t excite me, but I fully expect his style was borne out of necessity as much as it being his preferred style.

That would be my hope certainly.