| manager vacancy 11:54 - May 16 with 3727 views | knitfc78 |
how about sam allardyce for ipswich vacancy |  | | |  |
| manager vacancy on 11:57 - May 16 with 3717 views | RegencyBlue |
How about not! |  | | |
| manager vacancy on 11:57 - May 16 with 3711 views | IP33 |
lols |  | | |
| manager vacancy on 11:59 - May 16 with 3700 views | benno1uk |
Decent manager |  | | |
| manager vacancy on 12:02 - May 16 with 3684 views | chicoazul |
| manager vacancy on 11:59 - May 16 by benno1uk |
Decent manager |
Sam Allardyce is the anti-Ipswich and is evil incarnate. He must never be allowed to sit at the desk where so many good and great men have sat before him. |  |
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| manager vacancy on 12:06 - May 16 with 3667 views | benno1uk |
| manager vacancy on 12:02 - May 16 by chicoazul |
Sam Allardyce is the anti-Ipswich and is evil incarnate. He must never be allowed to sit at the desk where so many good and great men have sat before him. |
Don't get me wrong, I can't stand the bloke, and I remember the Bolton playoff, but he is a good manager (imho). But I agree he's not right for Ipswich (not that I think he'd take the job even if offered it). | | | |
| manager vacancy on 12:08 - May 16 with 3655 views | Radlett_blue |
The only good thing about appointing Allardyce would be that the team could come out to "Sam's Town" by the Killers.
But don't worry, it's well beneath his dignity to come & manage Ipswich. |  |
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| manager vacancy on 12:10 - May 16 with 3648 views | Fixed_It |
| manager vacancy on 12:06 - May 16 by benno1uk |
Don't get me wrong, I can't stand the bloke, and I remember the Bolton playoff, but he is a good manager (imho). But I agree he's not right for Ipswich (not that I think he'd take the job even if offered it). |
Decent manager? I can accept that (although not his methods), but in what ways is he better than Mick who you were slagging off earlier? I'm confused... [Post edited 16 May 2018 12:16]
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| manager vacancy on 12:12 - May 16 with 3628 views | Bad_Boy_Mark |
I imagine the club are looking for someone different to Sam at this stage.
I am of the opinion that his appointment would be universally unpopular amongst the fans, and could possibly result in fewer ticket sales and possibly season ticket cancellations. |  | | |
| manager vacancy on 12:57 - May 16 with 3525 views | wkj |
Fair play, I wouldn't wanna post that on my main account either |  |
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| manager vacancy on 12:59 - May 16 with 3515 views | J2BLUE |
To be fair he didn't say at the club. |  |
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| manager vacancy on 14:48 - May 16 with 3403 views | Fixed_It |
| manager vacancy on 12:10 - May 16 by Fixed_It |
Decent manager? I can accept that (although not his methods), but in what ways is he better than Mick who you were slagging off earlier? I'm confused... [Post edited 16 May 2018 12:16]
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A down vote from the OP but no answer. I genuinely would like to know the 'thinking' behind your assertion. | |
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| manager vacancy on 16:27 - May 16 with 3321 views | christiand |
So one long ball merchant for another? That makes complete sense. | |
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| manager vacancy on 19:13 - May 16 with 3193 views | 3_5_2 |
he is just a fat version of Mick
no thanks |  |
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| manager vacancy on 19:59 - May 16 with 3151 views | brogansnose |
Everton fans didn't want him neither did Newcastle or West Ham and we certainly bloody don't. |  | | |
| manager vacancy on 20:24 - May 16 with 3114 views | Kentish_Tractor |
Allardyce is a fire-fighter.
He's the sort of manager you appoint when your club is in turmoil and you need to steady the ship, FAST.
Tony Pulis is another example, and so too was Mick McCarthy to a lesser extent and also Neil Warnock until this season.
We are not in that sort of position where we need a fire-fighter. We need a progressive manager like the two current favourites to pick us up. | |
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