Managerial Options

[Luci]

Considering there are so many people on here who think Iffy is inadequate for the job, tactically inept and incapable of managing Swindon Town FC, I would like to hear some options for alternative managers.  

Obviously if people think Iffy is no good then they must have someone in mind who is the answer to our problems.

Suggestions must be Affordable, Feasible and Realistic I'd like to see how many options there actually our (with the belief that we are likely to be a League Two side next season.)

[RobertT]

Pook?  Can't be any worse than he is at playing?

Sorry, on a serious level I can't see any other option open to us, not one worth taking.  Iffy has the team performing in mid table form, which is where my pre season prediction was for us (14th, oh if only), so I can only say he's performing as I'd expect with the bunch of players available.

[fatbury]

Steve White

or

Lou Macari

[Cookie]

I don't think we should get rid of Iffy but I'm going to say Ian Holloway!?

[fatbury]

Ian Holloway is a good shout

[sonicyouth]

Steve White

or

Lou Macari

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[Luci]

I said realistic........Affordable...........and Feasible which those are not

[fatbury]

have to be me then

[Bennett]

have to be me then

get fucked man i think my fm06 succesive promotions earn me the title of iffy's replacement (not that i think he deserves to be demoted)

[Reg Smeeton]

Paul Smith.

[Ben Wah Balls]

Iffy has the team performing in mid table form, which is where my pre season prediction was for us (14th, oh if only),

I think it's fair to say that 8 points from our last 10 games including a 7-1 defeat is relegation form.

Steve White is no good, he sounds like a yokel, I liked him as a player and will always be greatful for that penalty he won (which was definitely a penalty) but every time I heard him interviewed when he was at Chippenham or Bath or wherever it was it was difficult not to laugh at his stupid voice. As a manager, no thanks.

Apart from the dream choices like Holloway, Hoddle, getting King back or Harry Redknapp I dunno really.

I say lets get big ron in, he can return properly this time.

Or an ex player but one with premiership experience, the obvious choice is Gareth Southgate, a man whose been tipped for the role for some years now.

[DV]

Tommy Mooney - Player manager  

[Ben Wah Balls]

The most important thing is to have a manager with a good eye for a player, something which is essential with our budget, also it's preferable if they're entertaining. No time for boring managers and obviously they're bad for motivation.

Previous success is an advantage but particularly if it's been against the odds at a club with very little money.

[yeo]

Sneer all you like Lady but there are plenty of applicants for every league job.Just because you and I dont know their names doesnt mean they arent out there.

[Simon Pieman]

Andy King