| Next Ipswich manager 21:54 - Oct 28 with 5808 views | lozklein |
If KM goes, who would you like to be our next manager? |  |
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| Next Ipswich manager on 08:26 - Oct 29 with 1360 views | MeltonBlue |
| Next Ipswich manager on 08:10 - Oct 29 by Churchman |
Be funny if Manning came here, got us promoted and was a big success in the Premier. I think the Pinkun might just explode
Seriously? The suggestions all look lame. The chap at QPR has done well as has Rohl at Weds with a nutjob as a boss.
I’d prefer it not to be an all name no substance merchant like Gerrard. |
You just know that Gerrard will be high up on the media list, desperate to build a narrative of Steven Gerrard’s Ipswich Town vs Frank Lampard ‘s Coventry City…
For what it’s worth I really hope McKenna stays here! | | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 08:45 - Oct 29 with 1279 views | Wright1 |
Wild to me that people think we can get Rosenior this season (maybe next year if we are in the PL). He's playing top flight football and in European competition which I actually fancy them to go deep in. Chelsea are ploughing money and resources in to that club and i'd not be shocked if he's part of some sort of succession plan for Chelsea. | | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 08:45 - Oct 29 with 1278 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
Gareth Southgate
Michael Carrick
Liam Rosenior
Any of those |  |
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| Next Ipswich manager on 09:04 - Oct 29 with 1226 views | Matt_Netherlands |
| Next Ipswich manager on 08:45 - Oct 29 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
Gareth Southgate
Michael Carrick
Liam Rosenior
Any of those |
I might be missing something, but is Carrick that good? Got boro out of trouble I. His first season but didn’t get them into the play offs in any full season after that. And that boro side are now absolutely flying with a new manager in charge |  | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 09:22 - Oct 29 with 1162 views | Bluesky |
Steve Cooper
Liam Rosenior
Don't think Solksjaer is imaginative enough. |  | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 09:40 - Oct 29 with 1115 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
| Next Ipswich manager on 09:04 - Oct 29 by Matt_Netherlands |
I might be missing something, but is Carrick that good? Got boro out of trouble I. His first season but didn’t get them into the play offs in any full season after that. And that boro side are now absolutely flying with a new manager in charge |
I like Carrick.
Think he's an intelligent guy who sets his team out to play the right way. Lost a lot of goals after they got the playoffs and just didn't recover but I still rate him. | |
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| Next Ipswich manager on 11:37 - Oct 29 with 982 views | VanDusen |
Warnock
;o) | | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 11:54 - Oct 29 with 957 views | VanDusen |
| Next Ipswich manager on 08:26 - Oct 29 by MeltonBlue |
You just know that Gerrard will be high up on the media list, desperate to build a narrative of Steven Gerrard’s Ipswich Town vs Frank Lampard ‘s Coventry City…
For what it’s worth I really hope McKenna stays here! |
Gerrard would be a disaster. The new Bryan Robson of his era managerially. | | | |
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| Next Ipswich manager on 11:56 - Oct 29 with 952 views | MalcolmBlue |
Mogga |  |
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| Next Ipswich manager on 12:15 - Oct 29 with 899 views | billlm |
Carlos corberan |  | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 12:43 - Oct 29 with 843 views | wrightsrightglove |
For me it’s got to be someone who’s worked in top coaching roles, our model is built on improving players who have come through top academies. No idea if he’d be interested or if he wants to manage but for me Anthony Barry is the best fit | | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 13:49 - Oct 29 with 719 views | WestSussexBlue |
| Next Ipswich manager on 22:46 - Oct 28 by cressi |
Chap at Portsmouth done reasonably well maybe a foreign manager. |
What are you basing that on can I ask? [Post edited 29 Oct 13:51]
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| Next Ipswich manager on 14:42 - Oct 29 with 623 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
Rohl would have been the one for me. Outside of that everyone feels like a rather large punt. I know Kmac was of course but you cant punt after punt. Even O'Neil is not what I'd call proven.
Ole, half decent job at United but can he cut it as this level? Not done much since.
Carrick did well but Boro dropped off, hardly proven.
Duff, successful in Ireland. Can he step up though.
Not mentioned elsewhere but Robbie Keane - won the Israeli and Hungarian leagues. Same questions as Duff.
Mousinio, battling to safety with Pompey is not the same as promotion push.
Let's be honest most appointments are a punt to some extend even with "pedigree" but from the names mentioned so far no one jumps out as inspiring. |  |
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| Next Ipswich manager on 14:55 - Oct 29 with 587 views | Rimsy |
Rosenior.
Ole.
Carrick.
In that order. Any could do a job with our squad. |  |
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| Next Ipswich manager on 15:07 - Oct 29 with 541 views | dirtyboy |
Sensible choice, probably doable, with similar football, similar attitudes, keeps the consistency, Michael Carrick
Hard pull, but doing very well and past exploits looking better given circumstances, Liam Rosienor.
Proven quality, good man management, tough ask to drop given he was manager of one of the biggest clubs in the world, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Risky and beyond difficult, but also exciting. Cesc Fabregas. This is my dream appointment, similar tactics, similar attitude etc. A 1% chance given what he's achieved already and where he is.
Another huge one would be Edin Terzic, he's not been working for a while and 4231 advocate. However, another huge leap.
When you look at what McKenna actually brings, it's really hard to find someone who is as committed to the overall management and building project that ITFC currently is, not just be a coach.
No wonder he's highly sought after every time a position comes up. |  | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 15:16 - Oct 29 with 513 views | MeltonBlue |
| Next Ipswich manager on 14:42 - Oct 29 by BlueandTruesince82 |
Rohl would have been the one for me. Outside of that everyone feels like a rather large punt. I know Kmac was of course but you cant punt after punt. Even O'Neil is not what I'd call proven.
Ole, half decent job at United but can he cut it as this level? Not done much since.
Carrick did well but Boro dropped off, hardly proven.
Duff, successful in Ireland. Can he step up though.
Not mentioned elsewhere but Robbie Keane - won the Israeli and Hungarian leagues. Same questions as Duff.
Mousinio, battling to safety with Pompey is not the same as promotion push.
Let's be honest most appointments are a punt to some extend even with "pedigree" but from the names mentioned so far no one jumps out as inspiring. |
Agree that any new appointment carries its risks and can be seen as a punt, look at Southampton, every championship club for the last couple of years has been talking about Will Still and wanted him to be their next manager, he might turn it around but appears to so far be a “punt” that has gone wrong for them..
If we do have to recruit again and again I stress McKenna hopefully will stay here, we have to avoid all people named Paul…sorry for any Paul’s on the board! | | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 16:52 - Oct 29 with 382 views | darkhorse28 |
| Next Ipswich manager on 22:03 - Oct 28 by portmanking |
Liam Rosenior, Kjetil Knutsen or Anthony Barry |
Liam would be great. Or Steve Cooper.
We’ve missed some seriously elite ones recently.., who would have cost a lot less than McKenna - Ashton isn’t the man to make the decision either way.
He’s been woeful in handling McKenna - let him speak to everyone, then fly the owners in to promise a salary to make Slot raise an eyebrow, and a spending pot to make any club blush:
Hardly a strategy was it.
ASHTON has to go if McKenna leaves, under any circumstance, 35 years of rank average mediocrity .., he clearly knows he’s not elite.., he literally just panics.
It’s like Frank Spencer and David Brent had a live child.
He needs more time to practise his ring walk with his boxing belts.., so put him in gardening leave and he can listen to Ed and pose around his living room pretending he’s a boxer.
His ego has ruined a generational opportunity for our great club | | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 17:06 - Oct 29 with 349 views | tetchris |
Left field choice but Robbie Keane | | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 17:12 - Oct 29 with 336 views | Pique |
| Next Ipswich manager on 16:52 - Oct 29 by darkhorse28 |
Liam would be great. Or Steve Cooper.
We’ve missed some seriously elite ones recently.., who would have cost a lot less than McKenna - Ashton isn’t the man to make the decision either way.
He’s been woeful in handling McKenna - let him speak to everyone, then fly the owners in to promise a salary to make Slot raise an eyebrow, and a spending pot to make any club blush:
Hardly a strategy was it.
ASHTON has to go if McKenna leaves, under any circumstance, 35 years of rank average mediocrity .., he clearly knows he’s not elite.., he literally just panics.
It’s like Frank Spencer and David Brent had a live child.
He needs more time to practise his ring walk with his boxing belts.., so put him in gardening leave and he can listen to Ed and pose around his living room pretending he’s a boxer.
His ego has ruined a generational opportunity for our great club |
Who are these 'seriously elite ones' that we've missed recently? |  | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 17:16 - Oct 29 with 316 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
| Next Ipswich manager on 16:52 - Oct 29 by darkhorse28 |
Liam would be great. Or Steve Cooper.
We’ve missed some seriously elite ones recently.., who would have cost a lot less than McKenna - Ashton isn’t the man to make the decision either way.
He’s been woeful in handling McKenna - let him speak to everyone, then fly the owners in to promise a salary to make Slot raise an eyebrow, and a spending pot to make any club blush:
Hardly a strategy was it.
ASHTON has to go if McKenna leaves, under any circumstance, 35 years of rank average mediocrity .., he clearly knows he’s not elite.., he literally just panics.
It’s like Frank Spencer and David Brent had a live child.
He needs more time to practise his ring walk with his boxing belts.., so put him in gardening leave and he can listen to Ed and pose around his living room pretending he’s a boxer.
His ego has ruined a generational opportunity for our great club |
Wrong forum.
Also you appear to have spelt Knapper as Ashton and Manning as McKenna.
Happy to have corrected you. | |
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| Next Ipswich manager on 17:29 - Oct 29 with 265 views | Matt_Netherlands |
| Next Ipswich manager on 16:52 - Oct 29 by darkhorse28 |
Liam would be great. Or Steve Cooper.
We’ve missed some seriously elite ones recently.., who would have cost a lot less than McKenna - Ashton isn’t the man to make the decision either way.
He’s been woeful in handling McKenna - let him speak to everyone, then fly the owners in to promise a salary to make Slot raise an eyebrow, and a spending pot to make any club blush:
Hardly a strategy was it.
ASHTON has to go if McKenna leaves, under any circumstance, 35 years of rank average mediocrity .., he clearly knows he’s not elite.., he literally just panics.
It’s like Frank Spencer and David Brent had a live child.
He needs more time to practise his ring walk with his boxing belts.., so put him in gardening leave and he can listen to Ed and pose around his living room pretending he’s a boxer.
His ego has ruined a generational opportunity for our great club |
Do you genuinely have nothing better to do with your time? | | | |
| Next Ipswich manager on 17:31 - Oct 29 with 246 views | Pique |
| Next Ipswich manager on 22:03 - Oct 28 by Matt_Netherlands |
I think it would be one of:
Gary O’Neill
Michael Carrick
Steve Cooper
None of them really excite me to be honest but I think two of those three could get this squad firing and into the top two. |
If we appoint Gary O'Neil I genuinely despair.
The fraud's fraud. | | | |
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