Neil "Colin" Warnock for manager?

[Barnaby Bear 0]

He''d get my vote. Knows the Championship inside out, would be good value with the press and he''s a qualified referee!

[Highland Canary 78]

And, yes, I would be happy with NW''s appointment. Fail next season and the Club will have to retrench for an extended stay in the Championship. That will mean reductions in the first team budget and reappraisal of the academy, let alone the non-football budget.

[Tetteys Jig 851]

No thanks

[lharman7 39]

[quote user="Jimmy Smith"]No thanks[/quote]

[Jonzey 0]

You know the OP was on a wind up right?

 

I was hoping this post would be forgotten and fall down with zero replies. Tsk, you guys.

[Beefy is a legend 224]

I''d prefer to see Malky get the job, undoubtedly someone who will unite the fans more than NW. Although if Big Sam leaves the hammers I wouldn''t have a problem with him either.

[Barnaby Bear 0]

Sorry, not a wind up. Colin is a solid Championship manager. And the away fans would hate him.

[Move Klose 303]

hes shit tho. didnt do well at leeds. took ages to get sheff u up but brought them straight down. only got QPR because he had biggest budget in the league and didnt do well in theprem. This whole knowing the championship is utter rubbish.

[Jules 0]

I said this in another thread. I think he holds the record for getting teams promoted - seven in all, including 3 to the Premier League. Warnock would be a decent appointment IMO.

[Yellow Wal 315]

I would have no problem with Colin.

[morty 0]

He would certainly put fire in a few bellies!

[lake district canary 4,830]

I think he would do a good job - certainly has the personality.  But it is a long way from the west country where he lives.......

[Fuzzar 1,859]

No thanks.

[Jules 0]

Might Delia and Warnock see this as unfinished business?

http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/286094/Neil-Warnock-back-to-haunt-Delia-Smith

[pete_norw 0]

Colin or Malky ,? No contest Colin gets my vote, why well he plays good attacking football and players respect him and he has a lot to offer any club, and on the same note Please no to Big Sam

[deltic31 14]

He would really re-unite the fans!

[Salopian 1]

No, thank you!

[Yorkshire Canary 118]

Would prefer others but he would be effective and entertaining

[Mr Jenkins 0]

Never a dull moment with Colin. Would be an interesting dynamic with him and McNally.

[Jonzey 0]

[quote user="Barnaby Bear"]Sorry, not a wind up. Colin is a solid Championship manager. And the away fans would hate him.[/quote]

 

Nah, you must be on a wind up, I don''t believe you.

 

I''d rather see Roeder come back than Colin as our new manager!

[Jonzey 0]

[quote user="pete_norw"]Colin or Malky ,? No contest Colin gets my vote, why well he plays good attacking football and players respect him and he has a lot to offer any club, and on the same note Please no to Big Sam[/quote]

 

You''re talking about Neil Warnock right? Colin? The guy who used to manage Sheffield Utd and is an utter p!llock?

 

Just making sure.

 

Here''s my list of managers I really wouldn''t like to see:

1. Neil Warnock

2. Glenn Roeder

3. Adolf Hitler

4.Kim Jong-Un (although the players would ''respect'' him, so maybe I''m wrong).

5.Joseph Stalin (again I may be wrong, he''d know how to organise a defence)

[Barnaby Bear 0]

Looks like you''re in the minority then Jonezy, son. Those who know their football see Colin is a wise choice.

[skeps 0]

[quote user="Barnaby Bear"]Looks like you''re in the minority then Jonezy, son. Those who know their football see Colin is a wise choice.[/quote]

more like stupid choice.

[Darth Catbeard The Old 0]

I''m lost for words....

Plays attacking football?

''Knows the Championship''?

.

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.Would put fire in bellies? No he''d just p1ss all the players off by cracking the whip too often, this is 2014, it doesn''t work like that anymore. He''s finished as a manager, especially at a club like ours.

If this was mid season and we were bottom of the Championship then err maybe

[Fromage Frais 14]

If your advertising a job "get team into premier league" would it be logical not to interview those who have the experience of doing just that job?

My only concern would be how it would work with the existing framework as old school managers want total control.

The beauty with him is that it not one flukey promotion he has done it with different teams, situations and players.

I don''t care about his image or if the fickle nature of fans because a few wins and we will love him.

I would meet him for interview definitely based on his CV and if he happy to work with in the framework of the clubs structure and finances he would be someone I would consider.

[CanaryOne 0]

 Yep much better appointment than the dull bore you to death one we will make .

[Barnaby Bear 0]

Can you imagine his antics in front of the dugout at Portman Road! Worth it for that alone.

[Jonzey 0]

[quote user="Barnaby Bear"]Looks like you''re in the minority then

Jonezy, son. Those who know their football see Colin is a wise

choice.[/quote]

If I''m in a minority where people think Neil Warnock is a bell end then I''m more than happy with that.

[quote user="Fromage Frais"]I don''t care about his image or if the fickle nature of fans because a few wins and we will love him. [/quote]

The whole ''fickle football fan'' thing is a media creation and just doesn''t exist. You can''t generalise supporters into a whole, as everyone has different opinions. If Colin became our manager and we won the league I''d be happy. But I''d still think he''s a bell end. If I cheered a goal when he''s manager it wouldn''t mean I''m fickle, it would mean I''m happy we scored. If other fans sang his name though I wouldn''t, however other people would generalise and say ''look at those fickle fans, not liking Colin one week but as soon as they start winning they ''all'' sing his name''. I''ll give you Benitez at Chelsea as an example. Some fans never liked him due to his previous comments, and if they''d won the league under him some fans would still detest him. Others wouldn''t.

[Barnaby Bear 0]

Colin might also think you''re a bellend.

[# 0]

I like Colin but no ta.