New Celtic Manager

[dave]

Michael O'Neill after the Euros apparently. 

[er yir macaroon]

Cathro would be interesting and good for player development. Warburton already showing the other managers how to play scintillating football without spending millions.

[Exglasgowasc]

Who cares.

[neil r]

Has it been confirmed that Mourinho has signed anything concrete anywhere?

[jimstroma]

McInnes 

[Orraloon]

MoJo would be a popular choice.

[slasher]

It's almost done, can't say who and wont

[Toepoke]

4 hours ago, dave said:

Michael O'Neill after the Euros apparently. 

Euro 2020?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35822052

[wellyman]

13 hours ago, Barney Rubble said:

The players need sacked before Ronny does.

I have said this before it is not the players in this case, there are enough players at Parkhead to change that team around to maintain good results.

The management of those players and choice of teams that Deila puts out is baffling at times.

GMS - is technically very good but is physically very weak, he is not a player you put in when you have to battle for results.

Brown & Bitton are both off there game and so you do not play both in the same side at this time.

Boyata is no way near as good as Sviatchenko and when Sviatchenko came off the bench he was easily Celtics best player on sunday.

Deila tries to play a game of containment , then hit on the break, it does not work.

 

 

 

[vanderark14]

9 hours ago, slasher said:

It's almost done, can't say who and wont

so why did you post at all?

 

Was it so you could make think people you are in the know?

[jock strap]

Moyes or Malcy  

[Fairbairn]

If Moyes goes to Celtic it'll be changed days indeed to have a Rangers team who like to play attractive, attacking football and a Celtic side whose one tactic will be not to lose at all costs.  Moyes done relatively well at Everton but his still of football isn't exactly easy on the eye!

[SMcoolJ]

7 minutes ago, Fairbairn said:

If Moyes goes to Celtic it'll be changed days indeed to have a Rangers team who like to play attractive, attacking football and a Celtic side whose one tactic will be not to lose at all costs.  Moyes done relatively well at Everton but his still of football isn't exactly easy on the eye!

May i remind you of Martin O'Neil.  

[Mox]

I would love us to go for Lucien Favre. It won't happen though and we will probably get some  s hitey former player thats a crap manager.

[thewolf_1980]

12 hours ago, er yir macaroon said:

Cathro would be interesting and good for player development. Warburton already showing the other managers how to play scintillating football without spending millions.

Ian Cathro is becoming the 21st century Stewart Baxter with all the clubs he's linked with.

[Cove_Sheep]

[giblet]

16 hours ago, deecie said:

Hopefully it's Gordon Strachan.

next Hibee manager.

[slasher]

1 hour ago, vanderark14 said:

so why did you post at all?

 

Was it so you could make think people you are in the know?

You should proof read before posting and no.

[Armitage Shanks]

Losing that game yesterday was the managers fault. Warburton has got his players playing for him. If Ronny could do that with the squad we have then we would be totally dominant.

 

 

[kirkintoddy]

On 4/17/2016 at 6:10 PM, deecie said:

Either way, I'd rather Strachan left the Scotland job.

And who would you want to replace him ? We would be really scraping the barrell looking along the Levein type league of managers.

[kirkintoddy]

On 4/18/2016 at 11:08 AM, Armitage Shanks said:

Losing that game yesterday was the managers fault. Warburton has got his players playing for him. If Ronny could do that with the squad we have then we would be totally dominant.

 

 

Why not go for Warburton ? That would be some story in the category of Mo Johnstone.

[sbcmfc]

Of the names on the bookies shortlist, Brendan Rodgers (20/1) jumped out as a guy who could be a good fit?

[macy37]

What do people band names like Moyes and Rodgers around?

Laughable if folk think the tin would stretch that far, the wage that the board will want to offer means the man who comes along will not be any of these 'top draw' names.

[sbcmfc]

14 minutes ago, macy37 said:

What do people band names like Moyes and Rodgers around?

Laughable if folk think the tin would stretch that far, the wage that the board will want to offer means the man who comes along will not be any of these 'top draw' names.

I see your point.

I think Moyes would consider it because he grew up supporting Celtic. Not sure about Rodgers allegiances, if any, was more thinking his style of football would be well received.

As you say, a big drop in wages, arguably in a no-win job as far as re-building their rep goes, and with Man Utd and Liverpool on their Cvs and EPL pedigree, they'll always find well paid work.

[macy37]

9 hours ago, sbcmfc said:

I see your point.

I think Moyes would consider it because he grew up supporting Celtic. Not sure about Rodgers allegiances, if any, was more thinking his style of football would be well received.

As you say, a big drop in wages, arguably in a no-win job as far as re-building their rep goes, and with Man Utd and Liverpool on their Cvs and EPL pedigree, they'll always find well paid work.

But again, to think one of these would come as some sort of 'fulfilling a childhood dream' is pie in the sky.