FAO All The Roeder Outer's

[Captain Holt 580]

To all the Roeder outers, who would you replace him with (reallisticly)?

[Lord Flashheart 0]

Steve Tilson. Knows how to work on a budget and get the most out of his players.

[alex_ncfc 686]

Mark Robins...he has done an amazing job at Rotherham considering their situation

[First Wizard 0]

[quote user="Lord Flashheart"]Steve Tilson. Knows how to work on a budget and get the most out of his players.
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100% agree, and this time, dont take no for an answer!.

[Lord Flashheart 0]

Mike Newell anyone?

[Mister Chops 7]

[quote user="Captain Dejan Is Injured"]To all the Roeder outers, who would you replace him with (reallisticly)?[/quote]Alas, there''s only one manager crazy enough to take control of city and that would be Ian Holloway.  That would not be pretty.Changing Roeder without a change in the boardroom would be as effective as changing the 1st mate on board the Titanic.

[Lord Flashheart 0]

See, I''m not convinced that''s the case, Herr Chops, because I think there are managers out there for whom working with little cash is the very thing they are skilled at doing. I would personally like to give someone of that ilk a chance.

[E I E I E I O 0]

[quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="Captain Dejan Is Injured"]To all the Roeder outers, who would you replace him with (reallisticly)?[/quote]Alas, there''s only one manager crazy enough to take control of city and that would be Ian Holloway.  That would not be pretty.Changing Roeder without a change in the boardroom would be as effective as changing the 1st mate on board the Titanic.[/quote]Totally agree!I must admit though it would be interesting to hear Holloways explanation of our laughable performances to lighten the mood!

[Mister Chops 7]

[quote user="Lord Flashheart"]See, I''m not convinced that''s the case, Herr Chops, because I think there are managers out there for whom working with little cash is the very thing they are skilled at doing. I would personally like to give someone of that ilk a chance.[/quote]I hope you have a plan as hot as your pants.But why would these half-decent managers want to leave their clubs to come and work for a team who are 19th in the league with a disaffected fan base and a board resigned to no money and a lack of ambition?

[CanaryRyan 0]

Aidy Boothroyd

[Lord Flashheart 0]

The same reason any manager would take another job : because they think they can turn it around. With a decent tactician in the dugout employing simple and effective formations, City could climb the table. After the steadying the ship it would be a top oppurtunity for any manager from the lower divions to really make their name in English football.

[Mister Chops 7]

[quote user="CanaryRyan"]Aidy Boothroyd[/quote]Who we sacked as youth team coach and split with on bad terms?  Um...

[Arthur Whittle 0]

Mark Robins!

[John Boubepo 0]

[quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="CanaryRyan"]Aidy Boothroyd[/quote]Who we sacked as youth team coach and split with on bad terms?  Um...[/quote]If I remember correctly he left under his own steam to further his career, Worthy thought highly of him and was annoyed  not enough was done to attract him to stay

[gangmower 0]

Steve tilson will never be offered the city job.

[alex_ncfc 686]

[quote user="John Boubepo"][quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="CanaryRyan"]Aidy Boothroyd[/quote]

Who we sacked as youth team coach and split with on bad terms?  Um...

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If I remember correctly he left under his own steam to further his career, Worthy thought highly of him and was annoyed  not enough was done to attract him to stay
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Yep, in Worthy''s programme notes for the home following home game after Boothroyd''s departure, he was fuming that the club didn''t do more to keep talented people. He later had to backtrack and apologise for this..

[Wandsworth Canary 0]

David Blane, Paul Daniels or Harry Houdini

[ca 1]

Aidy Boothroyd and Malkay ,with Hucks being offered the academy coach job when his next season is up in USA.

[Hoolahans Ped 0]

Lee Clark

[The Great Drinkell 51]

[quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="Lord Flashheart"]See, I''m not convinced that''s the case, Herr Chops, because I think there are managers out there for whom working with little cash is the very thing they are skilled at doing. I would personally like to give someone of that ilk a chance.
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I hope you have a plan as hot as your pants.

But why would these half-decent managers want to leave their clubs to come and work for a team who are 19th in the league with a disaffected fan base and a board resigned to no money and a lack of ambition?

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I don''t know the answer to this but I know a man who does, See Harry Redknapp

[steve b 0]

Anyone who could get the best out of the players, not shoot them down, play them in their proper positions and not act like a complete pig,

[lobstercatcher2 0]

Don''t know if you are joking,but i think sacking roeder and moving clark up would be the cheapest and best option.It worked when we done it with worthy.I can''t believe for one minute clark is happy with roeders team selection.Watching him on the touchline he seems to have 10 times more passion than roeder

[Huddy 0]

Given our current plight, both footballing and financually it is clear to me we need a manager who knows his way around the lower league and isnt scvraed to pick up some bargains from leagues one and two, because they are out there. Grant and now Roeder have no knowledge whatsoever of work in the lower league; and roeder in particular thoughtt Premiership youngsters and failures were the answer.

Steve Tilson, Simon Grayson, are two off the top of my head who have done really well on a budget; look at Blackpool, they are sailing above us in the table; tey i would think a chance to manage Norwich would still be appealing.

[still holding out for new heroes 0]

Billy Davies

[singing canary 0]

steve bruce..

[Hooleyfan 0]

[quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="Captain Dejan Is Injured"]To all the Roeder outers, who would you replace him with (reallisticly)?
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Alas, there''s only one manager crazy enough to take control of city and that would be Ian Holloway.  That would not be pretty.

Changing Roeder without a change in the boardroom would be as effective as changing the 1st mate on board the Titanic.
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I tend to agree, NCFC is a poisoned chalice at the moment and only those that are desperate to keep a profile in football management will apply.

[Mr. Bump 0]

Alan Curbishley

[Show Me What You Gooot! 0]

[quote user="1st Wizard"]

[quote user="Lord Flashheart"]Steve Tilson. Knows how to work on a budget and get the most out of his players.
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100% agree, and this time, dont take no for an answer!.

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Even if this is true he wouldn''t last 5 mins here with this lot in charge. They''d tell him he has no money at all and he''d do a Martin O Neill. And who could blame him either?

[Clever Farke 75]

Aidy Boothroyd with Malky

[YankeeCanary 0]

[quote user="Mister Chops"][quote user="Captain Dejan Is Injured"]To all the Roeder outers, who would you replace him with (reallisticly)?
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Alas, there''s only one manager crazy enough to take control of city and that would be Ian Holloway.  That would not be pretty.

Changing Roeder without a change in the boardroom would be as effective as changing the 1st mate on board the Titanic.
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Wasn''t it the first mate who shot himself in the movie? Ended his misery but didn''t do a whole lot for the  passengers.