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I think he would be interviewed by Waggott and Pasha given his championship experience and the job he did at Bournemouth

Fulham have made Josh Onomah available. I think he would be good signing for us for the Centre midfield spot

Kevin Pietersen just now on Sky Sports is giving his opinion on Crawley and other batsman. He says there is nothing actually wrong with Crawley but its more about mental and picking the right ball or right bowler to attack. Kevin Pietersen says he thinks Alex Lees doesn't know where his off stump is. That why he was taking off stump guard

It was brilliant to watch and we can deffo put on a show on in this great country.

where has he been linked? He is the New York City head coach. Here is his profile. He has managed Celtic and has won trophies in Norway and Celtic New York City FC (nycfc.com) Makes we wonder if we are bringing in Jason Wilcox as Sporting Director and he suggest Ronny Delia as head coach.

Gerrard as 2 assistant head coaches working with in with them being Gary McAllister and Now Neil Critchley then they have Tom Culshaw has technical coach, Neil Cutler as GK coach, Austin Macphee as Set pieces coach then Aaron Danks as first team coach there. Training Ground Guru | Aston Villa staff profiles

I read that and thought that. But the LT and Alan Nixon they want Championship experience. fake twitter account I would imagine that Gerrard put the call into Critchley a couple of days before Beale was announced to line up the deal for him to leave Blackpool for Villa. Strange move unless he wants to move to being just a firs team coach after his spell as head coach or maybe he was unhappy about the budget for the coming season and wants out.

Brendon McCullum isn't going to a technique coach as he has said previously. For me, Far too much focus on this perfect technique andThis is no perfect technique. Is Steve Smith or Joe Root or Kane Williamson or Virat Kohli batting techinque? is it eck! Was the England test coach Brendon McCullum's technique perfect? I will name another 2 players who I always like watching and admire were Jacques Kallis and Steve Waugh and neither had the this perfect batting technique but had great cricketing careers Crawley batted very well yesterday cos he left well and played good attacking shots to the right balls until he got out. But is the top scorer from both sides.

Crawley played very well and I thought he was the pick of the Batsmen from both teams. Root, Bairstow and Stokes played poor shots today. It was very enjoying day of Test Cricket and The ball has swing enough all day. Anderson, Board and Potts were excellent for us.

I was thinking Jason Wilcox for the Sporting Director job Nope. I've had a very good day of watching the Jubilee celebrations this morning plus good day of test cricket. Plus enjoying this great weather Blackburn Rovers is a majority part of life Mike.

He has Farke and Ainsworth in a previous post to another poster. He has mention a B list now but he thinks it's not serious list. It appears the second interview is with the owners from his comments. That's regarding the Sporting Director role.

From Nixon regarding the Sporting Director role here

From Nixon

TBF, he would be sensible choice but not someone I was hoping for to take us to the next level and promotion. Also like another Mowbray type.

Liam Manning might be an interesting choice if Rovers are actually willing to pay Compo.

Rule Neil Critchley out for the next head coach role here as he has leave Blackpool as head coach to become assistant at Villa under Steven Gerrard So Blackpool now want a new head coach. Club Statement: Neil Critchley | Blackpool Football Club (blackpoolfc.co.uk)

Crawley did well. He looks like he getting better. Lees remembers me of Cook. Solid and defensive. Won't over attack tho Hopefully Pope can made the number 3 slot his own now after massive backing from Stokes and McCullum

What are judging Pearce? He has just been on the coaching staff of a team that finish 7th in the PL. So maybe he has learnt alot and would adapt his tactics and style of play from his spell at Forest for example. I just don't have the evidence to say what he would do here in charge cos of when his last spell as number 1 was years ago. On Cocu, Finish 9th with Derby and above us that season. Plus has 3 Dutch league titles under his belt so is a capable coach. His style at PSV was different to the style he played at Derby. So I would if he might be worth a shot. On Woodgate, Wouldn't be the best choice for me, and I do wonder who his agent is. Was awful at Boro and He got a playoff with Bournemouth. I think he might be better number 2 than the main head coach. Since you seen my asking my questions here a question for you, What other options are there out there then if you think that list I posted is dross given what we know is that we want a out of work head coach and someone who will work with some of the existing staff?

Those days on long tour and playing four or five first class games before a test series have gone now. Normal its around 2 first class games before a test series

Hedging what bets? What other options are there out there then if you think that list is dross given what we know is that we want a out of work head coach and someone who will work with some of the existing staff? Johnson works with players one on one and shows them clips and replays on what they should have done in those specific situations. Do you not watch the work ups before games? Cos Lowe is bloody awful.

So far so good. England bowling has been much better Most test teams lose in India to be fair garners. Well Kane Williamson could have ended his time at IPL early and had some proper time here and in the middle. Same with Boult

Very good start by Stokes's England. Anderson, Board and Potts so far have been very good.

key bit for me from the article are these bits Knowledge of the Championship, and a willingness to work with young players is a key part of the criteria, and where Carvalhal and Farke in particular will have impressed. Seemingly in the background is the search for a sporting director. It has always been expected that a manager would be appointed first, the position that Rovers feel is most pressing, with a sporting director to come after as the club restructures their football operations. That search is running parallel, and understood to be at an advanced stage, but will have no bearing on the appointment of a head coach, despite their expected working relationship, which has come as a surprise to some. Rovers know they must get this right, but with the search set to go into next week, and possibly beyond, the wait looks set to go on. Lowe should be gone and with Johnson there doesn't need replacing at all. I would also get rid of Benson. Then allow the new head coach to bring his own staff like a number 2, GK coach and fitness coach or 2. I would think Simon Grayson would bring David Dunn with him what are you going on about now? I have posted who I think will be shortlist now and I feel its we be someone who hasn't/hardly been linked to the Rovers head coach job here. I feel that it will be one of those 6 people we employ if we aren't going to pay Compo for a head coach from another club. My choices with Daniel Farke and Carlos Carvalhal. Carlos Carvalhal has gone to the UAE and Farke I can't see coming here unless he doesn't the Gladbach job and He is allow to bring in his own staff which from the LT appears the club wants to keep at least some of Lowe, Johnson and Benson in place. So its appears that new head coach will allow to bring in own number 2 and maybe one or 2 more staff member but have to keep couple of remaining staff in place. So that will reduced your choices straight away. So Who would I actually go for now, I'm not unsure to be honest right now.

Waggott and Pasha should be working on securing our next head coach and sporting director. Shouldn't be having days off

It wasn't any form criticism but me to remember him from the under 18's game involving us and PNE from before the pandemic