....because he is one of my heroes.
He has no managerial experience, and is part of our current coaching team that is underperforming.
When times are bad, Kinsella is one of those i always look back on with pride and warmth.
It would absolutely break my heart if he was made our manager and it didn't go well, and people turned on him (which they would, believe me). Anyone shouting **** off Kinsella etc like they are now with Pardew would lead to me being in a row every game.
The playing aspect of our squad is in dire need of completely fresh impetus. It needs a new broom, not a reshuffle.
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how was the naked protest bet the weather didnt aid your size if you get my drift?
Calling for Kinsella is pure stupidity in my book.
To be honest, the best candidate is Curbishley. I was pleased to see him go but I admit that I was wrong. Who else could do the job that will need to be done better then him? Allardyce perhaps, but at least with Curbs we'd know what we're getting and we know that we'd stay up (at least).
Sam never played for Millwall. He came through our youth team.
Don't think so. He was playing for us again today wasn't he?
Looking up the thread I see that you're talking about Allardyce. Since when have you been on first name terms?
At least the former played for Charlton - oh, and he got us promoted before.
At least the former played for Charlton - oh, and he got us promoted before.[/quote]
He also wanted to leave, why would he want to come back now?
He wanted to leave to try to better himself - and failed
Now he doesn't have a job and he must believe that he can make us at least a little better than we are at the moment.
Then he can try to move on to better things again -we can help him out as much as he can help us out.
And besides, don't you think he'll be hurting a little seeing us in the bottom three? He made us who we were and won't like seeing that undone. He could straighten us out short-term and leave us in a healthier position for a new man.
Maybe we should let him stay but insist on Curbs coming to help him out - rather like when Venables helped out Bryan Robson at Boro.
same team same players new outlook
Who from? people out of jobs?
We couldn't do what Spurs have done and get a decent established manager, so we're in the pool of the failed and inexperienced.
Dangerous place to look for a manager
Billy Davies
big Sam
Curbs (no i dont want him back being devil advocate here)
I suspect also that realistically we cannot afford to get rid of Pardew for financial reasons even if there is an argument in doing it for footballing reasons.
However IF we did get rid of Pardew then we could do worse than appoint Gritty manager (if he is willing) with Kins as number two. Les Reed was an excellent coach but not a manager. That is why that particular experiment failed.
Gritty though is a proven manager. Curbs had the utmost regard for his abilities when they were joint managers but, more importantly, Gritty brought Brighton back from the Conference precipice when they were marooned 10 points or more at the bottom of the 4th tier. He has thus shown that he can manage in adversity. Furthermore as Academy Director he has worked with the youngsters we will need to rely on now that Pardew has spunked the parachute money.
Keith Peacock is another option but would he want it at 63?
Curbishley would be the answer in an ideal world in my view but I realise that saying something nice about Curbs breaches forum rules.