Scotland Manager

[Steely 58]

Apparently the four favourites for the job are Tommy Burns, Graeme Souness, George Burley and Mark Mcghee.

Who would you like to be manager???

[Dado 334]

Souness or Burley.

[Bluepeter9 5,167]

Burley or Souness - Burns is a number 2 (no jke intended) - McGee has not got enough experience - Souness can be great but I would pick Burley.

[Muff 245]

Graeme Souness

[blueben_d 40]

burley, souness been out of work too long

[ibroxwonder 0]

I've wanted Burley in the job since 'Eck quit.

No change since

[Boab 73]

Burley, always encourages nice football.

That would be great as I always think the National team is an example to all and in particular the aspirational youth and as much as we've won games in the last qualification period and it was great, it was often very defensive football and I would have liked to have seen some better and skilful play.

Mind you, the game against Ukraine was great for football played by us.

[BlueSuedeSambas 53,861]

Burley

[bluenose_72 198]

Anyone but Burns!

[Gid 46]

Has to be Burley.

[Dado 334]

If Souness did get it how raging are the tims going to be?

3 ex gers in a row

[Boab 73]

Anything but Burns!

Are you small? Can we fit you in the Oven and grill you? :pipehorse:

[FlippinEck 3,708]

burley

[Coopermania 1]

Burley, Souness 2nd choice.

[J_RFC87 761]

Souness

[wronglypenalised 14]

Burley for me

[docspiderman 1,228]

Souness would be my pick but I doubt if the SFA will agree.

So that leaves Burns; what a tactical genius he is!

McGhee; sacked by so many clubs but has had a good couple of months so must be top class!

Burley; has hit the heights and the depths, if he is as talented as he seems at times he must be the unluckiest manager in the game or the one with the poorest judgement, boardroom strife at Derby, then Hearts and now Southampton.

We could add Levein but his record in the big time Championship was a disaster.

Basically the only one who is proven and has done something is Souness.

[Poetry_In_Blue 1,043]

The following five are apparently those that are on the short list:

Mark McGhee, Craig Levein, Joe Jordan, Billy Davies and Jim Jefferies.

[bluenose_72 198]

Anything but Burns!

Are you small? Can we fit you in the Oven and grill you? :pipehorse:

taxi for boab :pipehorse:

[WVB 2,560]

I'd give it to Burns and let him take the blame.

[Boab 73]

I'd give it to Burns and let him take the blame.

[delparlane 5,679]

Either Burley or Souness would be fine by me.

[Danny 9]

I'm not sure about Burley. He did great at Hertz, but he's been average in his managerial career otherwise, far as I know.

McGhee has also had a fairly mundane managerial career - he's not exactly excelled.

Ditto Burns.

Even Souness, bar his time at Ibrox, has in reality, been a bit of a mediocre boss for every team he's managed.

tbh, I'd rather have someone else with some recent pedigree and a known winner. Eck was. Smith was. None of the current candidates are anything to crow about.