West Ham’s next boss
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I would absolutely love someone like nagelsman but sully doesn’t have it in him to get a young, dynamic manager on an upwards career path.
He should listen to what Joe Cole said earlier on BT about the type of manager he would like to takeover if what seems imminent were to happen.
My understanding of what he said was we need a younger manager or at least one who will help progress the good players from the youth academy like we used to do so it lays the platform for the long term. Here is the key point he made -
Asked if he would be interested in the role should it become vacant, Cole added "I would love to see West Ham do well. For this club historically they need a young manager with a plan.
No, just trying to make a point that the owners need to decide what they really want. We have all heard this about challenging at the top end of the table but we are at the opposite end. I understand Fabianski would have probably given us a better set of results but the stats indicate he made the most saves last season so that doesn't say much for the people playing in front of him! I have said it before I have to question whether they have the money to be able to fund a realistic bid for regularly competing for the top six and paying a manager to help us do that. Pelle is on a big salary but doesn't appear to be able to find a solution to our current demise.
Any ideas who we should go for? The board can either carry on talking the talk but not do the walk or actually show they mean business and try their upmost to put into operation a plan for one of the most successful eras in the clubs long history.
Unfortunately, no. Good thing it’s not my job!
No, I have seen no evidence we are on the road to achieving this since Slaven was here & sorry he couldn't have kept us going in the right direction.
Isn't that Groundhog Day in another season that was supposed to offer so much but ends with us being made to feel content with us staying up.
Tough talking no holds barred leader and tough manager. He does a brilliant job with Burnley.
He would get rid of the abundance of softies that inhabit West Ham and instil a bit of pride in the team. Until we get a will to win at this club nothing will improve on the playing front.