Would we be associated with this illustrious bunch if....?

[BlyBlyBabes 0]

William Hill odds:

 

Betting For Norwich & New QPR Boss

Speculation around who will replace John Gregory as the new Rangers boss is hitting fever pitch, so who is your money on? Here is a selective list of candidates. Gianluca Vialli - 2/1 joint favourite Glen Roeder - 2/1 Terry Venables 10/1 Mark Allen - 14/1 Stuart Pearce - 16/1 Others in the chase are... Kevin Keegan - 25/1 Ray Wilkins - 25/1 Glen Hoddle - 25/1 Alessandro Costacurta - 25/1 Peter Reid - 33/1 Paul Merson - 33/1 To get the full odds, click here. Don''t forget, there is an important game this Monday night when QPR take on fellow Championship strugglers Norwich City. To get all the latest odds, click on www.williamhill.com. OTBC - we''d better mind the danger

[Old Boy 0]

What a depressing bunch of last-gaspers (apart from Costacurta that is).

[Camuldonum 0]

[quote user="Old Boy"]What a depressing bunch of last-gaspers (apart from Costacurta that is).
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If your Manager does depart there could be other candidates in the frame.  A quick round up of championship boards reveals the following unrest among some fans:

Sheffield United fans want Robson out

Burnley fans want Cotterill out

Coventry possibly facing administration this week (points deduction?)

Palace fans want Taylor out

Preston fans want Simmo out

Those not mentioned apparently happy with their Manager at this time.

[Smudger 0]

[quote user="camuldonum"]

[quote user="Old Boy"]What a depressing bunch of last-gaspers (apart from Costacurta that is).
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If your Manager does depart there could be other candidates in the frame.  A quick round up of championship boards reveals the following unrest among some fans:

Sheffield United fans want Robson out

Burnley fans want Cotterill out

Coventry possibly facing administration this week (points deduction?)

Palace fans want Taylor out

Preston fans want Simmo out

Those not mentioned apparently happy with their Manager at this time.

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Would take Simpson, Cotterill or Dowie any day (not that any of them would look twice at us under the current state of affairs).

[Old Boy 0]

I''d take the Vogon (Ian Dowie), glassy eyes and all, if he bails out of Cov.

[Smudger 0]

if???

We had balls?

Were they the words you were looking for BlyBly????  [;)]

[Barry Brockes 157]

I find it astonishing that the same old names keep coming up for these jobs despite the track record of most of them being filled with the words ''failed at'' on their managerial CVs although in a perverse kind of way I suppose I find it reassuring that our board isn''t the only one who seems totally taken in by the wrong candidate at interview. What on earth, for example, made Sheffield United go for that perennial managerial failure Robson especially when the Blades fans vehemently protested against him when he appeared to be the likely appointment. Still, the board knows best (sound familiar)? How do these people talk themselves into these jobs? Mind you, that leads on to another worrying point. Considering that most chairpersons and directors of fotball clubs are successful business people it makes you wonder about the state of their various businesses.

[Carlos Valderrama 0]

My money is on either Vialli or Costacurta.  I think a cheeky fiver on Costacurta could be a decent bet.

It could even be both of them as a joint management team.

[Camuldonum 0]

[quote user="Smudger"][quote user="camuldonum"]

[quote user="Old Boy"]What a depressing bunch of last-gaspers (apart from Costacurta that is).
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If your Manager does depart there could be other candidates in the frame.  A quick round up of championship boards reveals the following unrest among some fans:

Sheffield United fans want Robson out

Burnley fans want Cotterill out

Coventry possibly facing administration this week (points deduction?)

Palace fans want Taylor out

Preston fans want Simmo out

Those not mentioned apparently happy with their Manager at this time.

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Would take Simpson, Cotterill or Dowie any day (not that any of them would look twice at us under the current state of affairs).

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BBC reporting that Taylor has been sacked.

[Camuldonum 0]

[quote user="Old Boy"]I''d take the Vogon (Ian Dowie), glassy eyes and all, if he bails out of Cov.
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Slight problem with Mr Dowie (if Palace fans are right): they claim he''s taking eight weeks off over Christmas to take part in Celebrity Love Island in the Bahamas.  As you do.....................