Nigel Clough anyone ?

[Lessingham Canary 108]

Young manager doing a great job at Burton with no money, his side when we went there were well organised, motivated with a good strong work ethic. Could work well with DoF upstairs to support him?

[Crabbycanary3 994]

Mmm, yeh, I see the attraction, although not filling me with unbridled excitement, but Warburton (of current managers out of work), for me, would be the better option.

Is there another David Wagner out there?

[Lessingham Canary 108]

I was all for Warburton when it became obvious AN was going to have to go, but found what happened at Rangers a bit poor on his part, with the supposed Forest debacle backfiring on him. Certainly did a great job at Brentford.

Just have this feeling it will be a young manager and an experienced hand upstairs.

[non-scoring strikers 153]

No.

[Herman 11,136]

He''s not a young manager anymore.Rowett, Warburton or if by some miracle, Wagner could be prised away from Huddy. Might be worth nicking Klopp''s friends and family phone list.

[GJL Mid-Norfolk Canary 2,035]

....he may be doing a good job at a club with no money......but we HAVE money, at least until the parachute payments run out. We need someone who knows how to spend it and has the contacts and pulling power to attract players.

If summising what sort of a job Clough might do here, then his time at Derby might be a better comparison, and he wasnt exactly a success there?

[The Big Bad Wolf 0]

Not in a million years (I hope). Better options. Wolf.

[Lessingham Canary 108]

Not saying i would be excited by him, just throwing a name in the hat of a "younger" manager whose side looked up for it earlier when we played them,

[GJL Mid-Norfolk Canary 2,035]

Nigel Clough is 51 next week, I''m not sure that even qualifies him as "younger" anymore, let alone young?

[king canary 8,750]

He''s fairly average and I''d wager he''d have never got his big break at Derby if he wasn''t called Clough.