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[brightonr]

I'm venting!!

I gathered.

[3London]

Harry is one of the top five paid managers in the country.

how do you get to know these things?

[maidstone_hoop]

This league is messed uo I agree. but our wages and the money we spend compared to everyone to me still dictates we should be doing a lot better. Our team tonight quality wise was better than shef wed...tonight was about desire and heart and we lacked that. we have now lost 5 of our last 8 games...not having charlie is not a good enough exscuse.
We have had worst times but they reflected the state of the club at those periods of times. Its completely different now and we have a chairman who has backed us immensely. Hes made mistakes hes new to football and still learning but what he has done is backed all our managers and off the pitch is doing things we could only dream off a few years ago.
I love Harry as a manager have done for ages. but we dont play the harry way - we are boring and unimaginative and now we lack desire and heart. Yes we are 4th but that doesnt reflect where we should be in my honesty opinion. We are the man city of this league and if they were 20 points of the top pellegrini would be gone....

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

how do you get to know these things?

Rosie told me.

[maidstone_hoop]

forget in just this country harry is better paid than the spanish national coach - he is in the top 10-15 best paid in the world.

[3London]

forget in just this country harry is better paid than the spanish national coach - he is in the top 10-15 best paid in the world.

again is this assumption or fact? or is it because it is in the daily mail..when you google best paid managers in the world? in the daily mail so it must be true.

BEST-PAID FOOTBALL MANAGERS
1 Pep Guardiola, Bayern Munich, £14.8m
2 Jose Mourinho, Chelsea, £8.37m
3 Marcelo Lippi, Guangzhou, £8.34m
4 Arsene Wenger, Arsenal, £6.89m
5 Fabio Capello, Russia, £6.51m
6 Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid, £6.26m
7 David Moyes, Man United, £4.92m
8 Tata Martino, Barcelona, £4.5m
9 Jurgen Klopp, Borussia Dortmund, £3.59m
10 Manuel Pellegrini, Man City, £3.47m
11 Jorge Jesus, Benfica, £3.34m
12 Brendan Rodgers, Liverpool, £3.25m
13 Sam Allardyce, West Ham, £2.95m
13 Roy Hodgson, England, £2.95m
15 Roberto Mancini, Galatasaray, £2.92m
15 Rafa Benitez, Napoli, £2.92m
17 Luciano Spaletti, Zenit, £2.75m
18 Claudio Ranieri, Monaco, £2.5m
18 Laurent Blanc, PSG, £2.5m
18 Antonio Conte, Juventus, £2.5m
18 Cesare Prandelli, Italy, £2.5m
22 Massimiliano Allegri, Milan, £2.34m
23 Felipe Scolari, Brazil, £2.3m
24 Ottmar Hitzfeld, Switzerland, £2.17m
25 Mircea Lucescu, Shakhtar, £2.14m
26 Diego Simeone, Atletico Madrid, £2.09m
26 Harry Redknapp, QPR, £2.09m
26 Joachim Low, Germany, £2.09m
29 Walter Mazzarri, Inter Milan, £2m
30 Vecente del Bosque, Spain, £1.96m


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[dsqpr]

It takes longer than one year to build a team. Right now, we just don't have the players. We need to do some business in the summer and we will be stronger next season. Look as Leicester! And the way to build a team does NOT involve changing your manager every season.

I think this is an irrelevant discussion anyway - Harry isn't going anywhere this season.

[Fordy]

Fernandes heart is obviously in the right place and he means well. But who here actually trusts him when appointing a new manager? I don't. I don't think he would even know who Eddie Howe is. It's nailed on to be another big timer on mega dough.

[LBLOCK]

It takes longer than one year to build a team. Right now, we just don't have the players. We need to do some business in the summer and we will be stronger next season. Look as Leicester! And the way to build a team does NOT involve changing your manager every season.

I think this is an irrelevant discussion anyway - Harry isn't going anywhere this season.

Exactly how long did it take King Warnock?
Has proved himself as a builder of squads, a galvaniser of spirit and superior man manager to any of Dads Army we currently have or the plums before
I admit NW has a glass ceiling and the Prem seems a step too far

As to the topic, TF has proved himself to be a c0ck in the football arena and is being ridiculed throughout the game
No matter where we are next season he needs to take a back seat and jettison Bungle Beard as his last act

[Mellowhoop]

Would somebody think of the children

[QPR Richard]

Fernandes is all about profile. What's wrong with going back to basics & getting a young fresh manager who's familiar with the modern game?

Lots of you guys are constantly calling for us to employ a 'young fresh manager' or a 'young hungry manager' but never like to put names in the frame. If you were the chairman, who would you employ?

For 'young fresh manager' you could read 'inexperienced over-eager novice'. How many managers of the type you're calling for would you trust to build a strong squad and win promotion? How many of these have experience in achieving our targets? How many have prem league management experience? How long would you give such a person?

I have no idea who we should employ. Then again, I'm not calling for reassessment of who should be manager just yet. It would be madness to consider this at this stage of the season. The board should and will wait to see how things pan out before making such decisions.

[LBLOCK]

Eddie Howe

Uwe Rosler

[3London]

the question is..how much time will a new young manger be given? the going rate on this forum seems to be a season or a season and a half at a push!

if thats the way forward then there has to be a general agreement (amnesty ) among the fans to allow for a period of trial and error, or consolidation..if we spent a couple of seasons in and around the top 10. blooding in young players would people be happy with that? i don't think so.

you only have to look at the hysteria on here that surrounds every transfer window or any loss to see that fans want success and they want it as quick as possible.

[herman bloom]

Not remotely convinced Tony has learnt his lesson. Hope to be proved wrong, but I fully expect Harry to be replaced with a mediocre manager and we fling cash at random players again.

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

Lots of you guys are constantly calling for us to employ a 'young fresh manager' or a 'young hungry manager' but never like to put names in the frame. If you were the chairman, who would you employ?

For 'young fresh manager' you could read 'inexperienced over-eager novice'. How many managers of the type you're calling for would you trust to build a strong squad and win promotion? How many of these have experience in achieving our targets? How many have prem league management experience? How long would you give such a person?

I have no idea who we should employ. Then again, I'm not calling for reassessment of who should be manager just yet. It would be madness to consider this at this stage of the season. The board should and will wait to see how things pan out before making such decisions.

I've named 3-4 names. Read before quoting. ****.