who is your first choice as NCFC new manager

[Red Canary 0]

Roy Keane or Paul Ince!Boothroyd plays hoofball and is a loser, same as Curbishley!Come on pull it off!

[The Voice Of Reason 0]

Ian Holloway, not sure of his football prowess but the media quotes and press conferences would liven up a bit.

[one 4 the future 0]

Boothroyd with his deffensive coach Malky & Dion as attacking coach while learning a bit more about the managment side,sorry but the wife would be gettin some serious loving 

[Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tube Man 3,783]

[quote user="Lrrr"]I still don''t see why Tilson would be a good choice.[/quote]He''s a good manager that Tilson...Come on Southend!

[ricardo 7,349]

I think it will be Boothroyd but it really makes no difference.

While the Smiths remain its just another sticking plaster.

[Jonzey 0]

The over whelming favourite is Boothroyd, obviously. I''d love to see him come in with Malkay as a coach. Maybe they could bring back Huckerby!

Ferguson is ridiculous, he''d never leave a club rolling in money and at the top of their league. But then again, the predicament the club is in we couldn''t afford to get in Wroxham''s manager, let alone Peterborough''s. Ince is rubbish and too expensive, Robins is worth a punt, Curbishly is in with a shout, but again probably too expensive.

Let''s see what the manager merry go round brings us.

[lucky green trainers 0]

any decent manager who agrees the job on the understanding he can buy his own players/bring in on loan proven players will do me...over the years - we''ve dallied with foreign free transfers/league 1 players of the season/scottish bargains/aged prem inbetweenies with suspect injury records/young green raw loanees from prem sides,,,and now carl cort...ouch///unless we spend money via the traditional and proven route - we will always be having a punt and taking a risk...and more often, it ends in tears///

 

[Captain Holt 520]

Paul Ince

[Captain Holt 520]

FFS THAT HAPPENS EVERYTIME I POST AN ICON!!!!!!!!

[king of latvia 0]

IAN DOWIE.

[PhatCanary 0]

Graham Taylor.. just you wait and see[;)][;)]

[|BA 0]

Mark Bowen

[NCFCnutty 1]

Mike Walker

[Victor Segura 0]

Mark Robins with Crook as his assistant

[Irish canary 0]

jewell,pardew or holloway!

[Irish canary 0]

or anyone say laurie sanchez?!

[kev g 0]

Nigel Worthington?

[Gentleman Jim 0]

Nigel Clough

[Romantic 0]

The only way out of the long term hole we''re in is a miracle escape, some positivity around the place and the slim potential for that to attract an investor or two who can relieve our current board. I don''t honestly care who''s at the helm if they can get us into a position like that!!

But if I was boss I''d approach Boothroyd and Malks.

[Tony Cottee Woz Ere . . . 0]

Martin Allen 50% win ratio, seems to have a done a good job at every club he''s managed. But not very likely to happen as he only fairly recently signed a 3 year contract with cheltenham. And with the current bunch of imbeciles running the show i wouldn''t be surprised if they gave the job to the manager of the local tesco.

[Glutton for Punishment 0]

Jim Gannon from Stockport

[YankeeCanary 0]

While Boothroyd may be the choice I would be inclined to go in a different direction. He may not be qualified but I would love to see the club take a chance on Dion Dublin. I know this will provoke a reaction citing "inexperience, we tried that with Grant, we can''t afford the risk given the position we are in etc", however, there is no guarantee that a re-tread manager that would be willing to take on the Norwich job would achieve survival. Dublin proved throughout his playing career at the top level and below that he really is a consummate professional and, in his last stint with us before retiring, it seemed that he had a positive influence on everyone around him both on and off the pitch. Whoever the choice is we need someone that has the potential to be around the club for the next three seasons at least, even if we take the drop, so that we can begin a true re-building process with younger players being taught how to approach things not just from a technical standpoint but also to develop the right attitude.    

[ca 1]

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While Boothroyd may be the choice I would be inclined to go in a different direction. He may not be qualified but I would love to see the club take a chance on Dion Dublin. I know this will provoke a reaction citing "inexperience, we tried that with Grant, we can''t afford the risk given the position we are in etc", however, there is no guarantee that a re-tread manager that would be willing to take on the Norwich job would achieve survival. Dublin proved throughout his playing career at the top level and below that he really is a consummate professional and, in his last stint with us before retiring, it seemed that he had a positive influence on everyone around him both on and off the pitch. Whoever the choice is we need someone that has the potential to be around the club for the next three seasons at least, even if we take the drop, so that we can begin a true re-building process with younger players being taught how to approach things not just from a technical standpoint but also to develop the right attitude.    

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I''d be happy to have Dion alongside someone more experienced but watching him in his new career on the television I can''t see it happening.

[National express super guard 0]

mark robins, but I''m not arguing. just as long as this manager has a track record past 1 season of success

[Mr Brownstone 0]

[quote user="cityangel"][quote user="YankeeCanary"]

While Boothroyd may be the choice I would be inclined to go in a different direction. He may not be qualified but I would love to see the club take a chance on Dion Dublin. I know this will provoke a reaction citing "inexperience, we tried that with Grant, we can''t afford the risk given the position we are in etc", however, there is no guarantee that a re-tread manager that would be willing to take on the Norwich job would achieve survival. Dublin proved throughout his playing career at the top level and below that he really is a consummate professional and, in his last stint with us before retiring, it seemed that he had a positive influence on everyone around him both on and off the pitch. Whoever the choice is we need someone that has the potential to be around the club for the next three seasons at least, even if we take the drop, so that we can begin a true re-building process with younger players being taught how to approach things not just from a technical standpoint but also to develop the right attitude.    

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I''d be happy to have Dion alongside someone more experienced but watching him in his new career on the television I can''t see it happening.

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Wasn''t one of the deciding factors in Dion''s retirement that he wanted to spend more time with his family in the midlands? A managerial position in Norfolk wouldn''t allow him to do that any more than a playing position would. I doubt he will be involved although I''d love to see him back.

[Paul Spector 0]

Boothroyd w/ Malky

The hoof ball stuff is a total myth.

[Saint Canary 0]

I would like to see Tilson here.  I wanted him when we got Grant and again before Roeder.It will however be Boothroyd because there will be no compensation to pay.

[First Wizard 0]

[quote user="We Want Worthy Back"]Boothroyd w/ Malky The hoof ball stuff is a total myth.[/quote]

With you that WWWB[Y]

[Syteanric 1]

Roberto Martinez but thats not realistic.. so i will say Jim Gannon of Stockport... look at his record...

jas :)

[TheCardinal 0]

[quote user="jas the barclay king"]

Roberto Martinez but thats not realistic.. so i will say Jim Gannon of Stockport... look at his record...

jas :)

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Good shout.