cant see it myself he has worked so hard at t'huddersfield couldnt see him walking away and letting someone else take the glory should they go up, if he did go would no doubt raid them come jan for there best players rhodes ect.. so please god!!
he is waiting for pards to be outed there or fulham will be his next move.
Reading that article, although he makes it clear he's had no approach and is very happy where he is, he falls short of ruling himself out. Think he'll be singing a different tune if they make an approach.
Reading that article, although he makes it clear he's had no approach and is very happy where he is, he falls short of ruling himself out. Think he'll be singing a different tune if they make an approach.
Yep, he was interviewed on Tuesday night and it was a very strange one. Reading between the lines he'll go if they approach him.
Personally as a manager he strikes me as slightly arrogant, has a fantastic unbeaten record although it ultimately lead to nothing so far and has spent quite a bit of money at Huddersfield who really should've been promoted by now given what they've spent, also think Terry McDermott helps him out a fair bit there.
If I was him I'd stay where he is, Leicester's owners look like they will go through 3/4 managers a season.
I think we had 3 or 4 different favourites before CP got the CAFC job, and at least 2 of them were odds on at some point (Wise was certainly one of them) .
I've noticed on Skybet that Sir Chris is now 5th favorite.
If CAFC's compensation figure for Paul Hart was large enough to put Forest off, I'd imagine the amount required for Chris Powell would be huge. I don't see that one happening.
I think it'd be a good move for Lee Clark. Yes, he has something very good going on at Huddersfield, but Leicester have a lot of cash and could quite easily be in the Premership next season. If he's approached, he'll go.
They will go for tried and tested i would have thought. If Clark gets offered it i reckon he'll snap their hands off but can't see that he will. I reckon CP would turn it down as the money will be good but doubt he'd want things to turn sour with Charlton. Having said that, i'm sure Paul hart was brought in mainly to cover if things didn't turn out right for CP so he has to think about his future as well. Can't see CP going but if he did, would Poyet be out of the question as a replacement or is he still secure at Brighton?
I think Clarke would take the job. He's worked hard at Huddersfield and I'm sure he'd get them up this year, but how far can he realistically go with them? I don't know. Leicester arguably not a significantly bigger club, but they're a division and twenty places higher up the league with an already strong squad and probably a bit more money to spend yet. Would be a potential short cut to the Premiership. Depends how important loyalty vs ambition is to him but I think 75% of managers in Clarke's position would take that job if offered it.
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if approached he'll go imo. With the funding Leicester have they could/should be in the PL next season.
Personally as a manager he strikes me as slightly arrogant, has a fantastic unbeaten record although it ultimately lead to nothing so far and has spent quite a bit of money at Huddersfield who really should've been promoted by now given what they've spent, also think Terry McDermott helps him out a fair bit there.
If I was him I'd stay where he is, Leicester's owners look like they will go through 3/4 managers a season.
The current odds don't mean much.
He might fancy the step up from the SPL to The Championship...