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34 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

He ticks a lot of boxes if the main criteria is he has to be French or a French speaker, other than that I wouldn't agree.

Seen a lot of him? 

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2 hours ago, Tomphil2 said:

Wouldn't be averse to still but i genuinely don't think Rooney should be totally ruled out.

It's just the typical thing one of the Indian owners might do if they get wind he's interested. Big name to trumpet about back in India where most of em are Man U fans.

Plus he works cheap if he really wants the job and will probably agree to walk for nothing if it doesn't work.

He's a live one for sure.

I want him simply for the media storm that would arrive with him. 

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I can’t think of anyone who has the flexibility to think tactically to get us out of this mess. And then build a solid team of youth and experience to compete in the championship. 

Oh yes. Back to the future. 
Sam Allardyce. 
 

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Like someone else mentioned...Warner or Hassenhuttl for me out of what's available.

Rowett could be a potential short-term fix.Keep us up and then review.

Warner and Rowett have both had some success in the championship previously, Hassenhuttl has never managed there so a bit riskier.

Not too many exciting choices out there though.

Please not Rooney and definitely not Coleman.

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7 hours ago, Tyrone Shoelaces said:

I believe he’s a “ playing it out from the back at all costs “ merchant.  We haven’t got the players for that style.

I've watched pretty much all the Saints games, what with living down here, and even more pre-match/post-match content with Will Still. 

He's actually said multiple times that he doesn't really have a preferred style. He just tries to win games with the players he has and if they suit a certain style then he'll go with it. I'm sure he also spoke about wanting to change the way Southampton played but was restricted to the personal he had so couldn't. I guess a bit like V.Ismael saying the same with our lot (maybe a common excuse when you're losing? 😂). 

Personally, putting Saints results aside, I actually really liked him as a person. He comes across brilliant in interviews and doesn't shy away from performances from the team and his own. It's quite refreshing. Maybe that's what helped his demise - the players probably heard a lot of reality checks that they're not used to.

Would I like him at Blackburn? Probably yes - I think he could be a good fit for us....however, throwing him into a relegation scrap is probably not the right time for him or for us. 

Posted (edited)

Forgot to add - Hassenhuttl 

A big no for me. Again, at Southampton I believe his assistants were the key to his success. When they went, so did his form and job.

I could be wrong but I think they're all in management work elsewhere now.

Edit:

Danny Rohl was one of the assistants. He's now at Rangers and was linked to us when at Wednesday a year or so ago I think.

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16 minutes ago, Tricky said:

Really need to start seeing Coleman drifting, seems to be doing the opposite 😔 

There is absolutely no way that someone with a record over the last 8 years like this should be anywhere near being considered....

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Posted (edited)
10 hours ago, Torgeir said:

Don’t mind Bilic, but he will choose Watford over us if they’re in the mix. 

Watford are even more of a basket case than we are and that takes some doing

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Posted
21 minutes ago, DutchRover said:

Best buds with Kean and Suhail, willing to work for anyone, won't complain about owners, it's gonna be Coleman and there's nothing we can do

There is always something that can be done. NAPM.

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10 hours ago, Browjd said:

Let’s get behind Bilic talks - this is the best we are going to get

 

I think Bilic is this years smokescreen, I'd be very surprised if we got him.

10 hours ago, Torgeir said:

Don’t mind Bilic, but he will choose Watford over us if they’re in the mix. 

Was only there a couple of years ago, don't imagine him going back to be honest.

I don't think its any exaggeration to say though, if it's Coleman then we might as well have kept Ismael.

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Don't worry about the odds. The betting market will be small and the amount of Coleman tweets will drive a few to have a flutter; it only takes a few to drive the odds up.

Another rumour today will see that fall.

Appointing Coleman will piss off a lot of hardcore fans, let alone the already stayaways. It will be devastating to the ST sales next year and despite all of the detachment our board have shown even they are not that silly.

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