Do we need a BIG name manager? what about ..

[keep the faith]

...Steve Tilson or Dave Penney, I read alot on this site about giving young players a try from lower div what about giving young managers a try that have leaned there trade in the lower league's with some experience in the championship .....should we be giving people like these a go ????

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Penney

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Tilson

[qprmarc]

did we not give a young manager in sousa a go? we all know what happened there.
no if we are serious about promotion we need an experienced manager.

[HoopDoggyDogg]

Couldnt have a Young Manager as he would be trampled over by the board.
Its either a Big Name, that the board wouldnt get rid of as the payoff would cost too or someone with experience

[keep the faith]

Sousa had never been in charge of a leauge team dave penney has 385 times and Tilson has 232 under his belt they both have very good win records, and all these BIG managers didnt someone give them a good once too

[Gtleighsr3]

Tilsons a good manager and does well with small budget and plays the loan feild as well he can.I think it would take a big job to pull him from the Shrimpers.

[qprmarc]

be realistic can you see the board getting these as managers they arent european cup winners are they?

[keep the faith]

Surley a managers character and not his age would be a good judge of if they would get Trampled on

[Robsondinho]

Interesting comments keep the faith.

[qprmarc]

not going to happen, good idea maybe if we were on a tight budget mate like pre takeover but now we have a "brand image" to uphold apparently.

[Bluehoop]

...Steve Tilson or Dave Penney, I read alot on this site about giving young players a try from lower div what about giving young managers a try that have leaned there trade in the lower league's with some experience in the championship .....should we be giving people like these a go ????

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Penney

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Tilson

Of the young English managers in the lower leagues I have to say I am consistently impressed with the Scunny Manager - Nigel Adkins I think. Plays good football and seems to keep his team challenging on a tiny budget.