Id like to see Potter at a bigger club before we ever get him to be honest. His style of play looks good and he seems like the type of manager that would fit with us but can he handle the pressure ?'can he do it on the big stage ? hard to say.
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Next Manager after Pep
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trotsky
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I hope Pep stays for a long time. But in the season before he goes I’d like to see Saint Vincent to come in as his assistant and then take over in a smooth transition.
No chance of it happening but it would be the ideal.
No chance of it happening but it would be the ideal.
BringBackSwales
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I think we need someone with experience of the club, got to be Gareth Taylor
Lavinda Past
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He's got about as much chance of getting the job as 90% of the others named on here, and would probably do just as well (badly) as they would.I think we need someone with experience of the club, got to be Gareth Taylor
Kamaro011
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Ten Hag looks good...in the Netherlands. He would be a big risk imo.
Luis Enrique seems like the better option by far of the two.
Still Ten Hag managed Ajax to UCL semi final in modern era, there's some kind of merit in there. But i agree, Luis Enrique will be the safer and best option so far.
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"Saint Vincent" will need to do a lot more to even be considered as future management material. He's not pulling up any trees with RSC Anderlecht in his short time there. Finishes of 8th and 3rd (marked improvement, granted) in his two full seasons there. And 6th so far this season.I hope Pep stays for a long time. But in the season before he goes I’d like to see Saint Vincent to come in as his assistant and then take over in a smooth transition.
No chance of it happening but it would be the ideal.
BringBackSwales
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No mate, he’d be worse, much worse. It would at least be good news for the women’s teamHe's got about as much chance of getting the job as 90% of the others named on here, and would probably do just as well (badly) as they would.
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the right answer is Luis Enrique, he did well at barcelona
hilts
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Twice the manager Five Hag ever was.I liked the guy at Ajax, Ten Hag?
hilts
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Luis Enrique?
It’s the obvious and very boring choice I agree. Would prefer Potter, the Brighton guy not the speccy Wizard or the Bolton club owner.
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