Who do we want as our new Manager

[JannerinCardiff]

Ryan Giggs?

He got Wales playing some attractive football and would raise our profile, hopefully attracting better players.

I'm certain he'd not pass the 'no d**khead policy', but who am I to judge.

You've got to be kidding ?

Welsh fans here don't even want Giggs as their national team manager.

 

[JannerinCardiff]

Stop trolling Belham, try and come up with a constructive suggestion rather than trying to find fault with others. You failed the greens no- know head test.

Monty - Thought you'd inadvertently put a 'w' in instead of a 'b' there, but having looked at it again ... using a 'w' is also appropriate I'd say..

 

[Mexijan1]

James Milner player/coach for me think he will have a great career in management and knows the English game inside out. His little black book is bulging and well respected in the game.

 

[Quintrell Green]

James Milner player/coach for me think he will have a great career in management and knows the English game inside out. His little black book is bulging and well respected in the game.

I have nothing against James Milner at all. In fact he is to be highly admired as the successful archetypal professional footballer who has lasted at the top of his profession by a generation. I would take issue with your contention that he has a bulging little black book with names that would jump at the chance of coming to Argyle. He will know Premiership players inside out but we are not able to 'fish in that pond' as we cannot afford the permit! Sad, but true.

 

[GreenEden]

See Barnsley have sacked the manager again Duff and Paul Cook in the running this summer seems to be a competitive manager market already Sunderland Watford Barnsley Birmingham possibly already

 

[GreenEden]

Grant McCann on course to win his 10th game on the trot at Doncaster virtually guaranteed play offs after big injury list previous championship and league 1 experience with Hull and Peterborough could be an interesting option

 

[Balham Green]

Grant McCann on course to win his 10th game on the trot at Doncaster virtually guaranteed play offs after big injury list previous championship and league 1 experience with Hull and Peterborough could be an interesting option

Beat me to it. And scoring goals for fun.

 

[PAFC123]

Dirk kuyt

 

[Balham Green]

The more I look at his record the more it's Grant McCann for me. He'll probably take Donny up in the play offs and if we go down obviously that would be a stretch to attract him.

 

[Steve Evans]

The more I look at his record the more it's Grant McCann for me. He'll probably take Donny up in the play offs and if we go down obviously that would be a stretch to attract him.

not for me.gets promotions and relegations,don't rate him at all.

 

[Balham Green]

not for me.gets promotions and relegations,don't rate him at all.

That'll do for me! Relegated with Hull then took them back up following season as Champions and Manager of the season. I'll take that.

 

[Cobi Budge]

I just can't see the club going for an experienced old head (like Nigel Pearson), so with that being said I’m liking the sound of Mike Williamson. Plenty of experience for his age (albeit at a lower level). He was at Gateshead for 4 years and did a cracking job for them, he’s now doing well at MK Dons. Expansive football. Talks well. It would be a similar appointment to Swansea going for Luke Williams.

 

[Sean2828]

Few interesting name, most of which would have been mentioned already no doubt..

Des Buckingham
Michael Skubala
Tiernan Lynch
Michael Goodwin
Nickolas Usai
Luis Carrion

Wouldn't mind any of these being considered

 

[Luggyisgod]

Grant McCann , fits our model , right age ,has experience and his stats are good .

 

[JannerinCardiff]

Grant McCann , fits our model , right age ,has experience and his stats are good .

I'm thinking that too.

McCann is known to play an attacking brand of football and also is an individual that promotes youth where possible - surely has to be 2 ticks in the box for the model we are developing at Argyle.

Interesting that his favoured formations involve 4 at the back, with either 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 his preference.

Doesn't hurt either that he'd like to play in Green being a Northern Irish lad.

I wouldn't be disappointed if Grant McCann were to be unveiled to us in June.