Who would you have as Manager then?

[Mr Wonderful]

Simple question with a difficult answer.
Im not knowledgable enough to make a poll of names but genuinely interested in who the more football wise supporters on here would like at the helm.
A pal of mine I was talking to said offer it to John O’Shea, who’s just retired. I don’t even know if he’s got the badges but it’s a bit left field, but maybe that’s what we need. I don’t know, I just want out of this damned league.

[René Higuita]

should have been askey but the board instead wanted a footgolf manager lol

[willyheckerslike]

I have always wanted Askey as our manager but he is at Port Vale now. John Coleman at Accy would be my dream appointment....but probably just that...a dream.

[redmatt]

Yeah I would have liked an Askey type instead of a young ex pro. No grantee we would have gone up.
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[LlayDragon]

If our part-time coa........sorry, Director of Football continues it's a moot point.

[Colonel D]

Brian Flynn if he would go full time and Hughes’s assistant.
Darlington should go , but I don’t think he will.

[fezbob]

If I felt another managerial switch would achieve anything then I'd name someone, but I think our problems go higher than that.

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by fezbob

If I felt another managerial switch would achieve anything then I'd name someone, but I think our problems go higher than that.

This.

[ruthinred]

Askey had superb credentials and was the logical choice

I like Brian Hughes, but his appointment was another bizarre risk

[wrexham forever]

What about bringing Keith Hill (ex Rochdale manager) as assistant to BH. Might be a step down but he might fancy the opportunity to guide a rookie manager without all the pressures of being manager