Now we are officially relegated and the season is over Think a new thread should be had Do we want silva to stay? It's a complete yes from me Ofcourse not everything he has done was perfect But he is clearly a brilliant manager and we need stability with a man that has vision Will he stay? Very much doubt it I have no idea who we could get in Rowett is out of the picture Pardew? Mclaren? Brown?
There are good managers out there either available or already in employment that we could get and with a bit of backing could do good things. Unfortunately the interview panel who would be making the decision and trying to sell the job are a couple of retarded spunk trumpets.
Let's really lower our expectation on who we will get because no one wanted to come to us in the PL last season because of said Spunk Trumpets.
If Silva goes, our list of managers to target should be similar to Silva. Young, ambitious managers who play attacking football. I think Ehab has seen the difference in the way we play under Silva compared to Pearson, Bruce and Phelan. Wagner is a good shout. If not there's plenty of options out there. It's just got to be a bold appointment and nothing too obvious like McClaren or Warnock. that for me would be a step backwards. We should target managers that have done well at smaller clubs, see what they can do for us (big club in the Championship) My short-list would be, Wagner Carvalhal Jokanović Sherwood Giggs (take a chance?)
We should go for Monk. He took a lower Championship club up to a mid-table finish. He has little class & self respect meaning he's happy working for ****ish owners. He deserves, & has earned the right of, a chance at a bigger club. He'll jump at the chance of bettering himself.
Hopefully the clowns will see sense, sit down with Silva and tell him they want him to shape the club as a long term vision under his style. To sweeten the deal all fees from players sold will go directly to the transfer kitty. Give him a decent long term contract and backing financially and he may stay
Maybe this was posted elsewhere but it is a interview Marco gave the BBC about his future. It seems his exit is not done and dusted. http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39915644
I have only once had the opportunity to see us play at the KC during Silva's reign, unfortunately for me it was last week against Sunderland. I have attended away matches at Chelsea, Fulham, Arsenal and Leicester. On the evidence of my own eyes, then, I have little faith in Silva. Today we were shocking. Nobody was any good. We were ****. And yet I'm surrounded by fellow supporters chanting Marco Silva's name, begging him not to leave. The first goal was as the result of a stupid mistake by a nervous player, the second was another woeful example of Silva's insistence on playing zonal marking, the third was a clear penalty given away by possibly the worst player on the pitch whose inclusion meant Harry was nullified at right back, I wasn't paying attention when the fourth went in. Elmo has been awful all season yet he kept his place, N'Diaye should have been hooked off for Huddlestone, he was so terrible. Grosicki tried but there was too much hesitation and he rarely got the ball back after passing and running on. Niasse tried hard to no effect. Clucas looked out of his depth. I doubt his pass completion was much over 50%. I'm sure there were some other players involved but I can't remember who they were now. And yet, 'Marco Silva, we want you to stay!' is ringing out after being thrashed by a mediocre team and not having a shot on target all game, and now we are relegated. We did have a run of games in which we did well, but when it came to the games that mattered we folded. That has to be at least partly the responsibility of Silva. The idea that other Premier league clubs will be interested in him is totally ****ing laughable.
