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Old 27-11-2007, 3:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Listening to the radio a moment ago and it looks like Alex McLeish is on his way to Birmingham..... nothing offical yet but they apparently haveoffered him 3 times what he is getting paid for managing Scotland and the draw of the Premiership looks like its winning him over.

Bad news for us Scots...... we will no be in the same position as England!!! Who do we get to replace him???!!
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Listening to the radio a moment ago and it looks like Alex McLeish is on his way to Birmingham..... nothing offical yet but they apparently haveoffered him 3 times what he is getting paid for managing Scotland and the draw of the Premiership looks like its winning him over.

Bad news for us Scots...... we will no be in the same position as England!!! Who do we get to replace him???!!
Yeah, just read on bbc that he has resigned. And Birmingham have a press conference scheduled for Wednesday morning....coincidence?

Never good news to lose a manager that is doing a good job. At least there is a little bit of time to find a replacement before the WC qualifying kicks off.

Any other ex-rangers managers kicking about? (Advocaat turned down Aus to stay at Zenit)

Wasn't Souey interested in the ROI job??? So he is on the hunt for work.

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Old 27-11-2007, 4:21 PM   #3 (permalink)
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i havent got a clue who i would like in the position now

the problem is that we have good squad harmony just now and the fear with someone like souness is that given his 'hard' reputation i dont know if he would fall out with too many players which would unsettle the camp.

i think walter smith and mcleish had that hard edge about them but the seem to communicate with players, press and fans alike

he would keep the passion that we have thats for sure

........ as for advocat
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i havent got a clue who i would like in the position now

the problem is that we have good squad harmony just now and the fear with someone like souness is that given his 'hard' reputation i dont know if he would fall out with too many players which would unsettle the camp.

i think walter smith and mcleish had that hard edge about them but the seem to communicate with players, press and fans alike

he would keep the passion that we have thats for sure

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Yeah, not sure how Souey would get on. He was poor at Newcastle.

Advocaat is public enemy number 1 in Aus at the moment after changing his mind about managing the national side.
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Will someone with a Scottish surname be suitable....
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Steve McClaren is available.
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He certainly has a proven track record at international level.

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Although rumour has it he's off to Derby.

Feel sorry for the Jocks - McLeish was a great manager for you. He gave a rather coy answer on Sky Sports News yesterday when asked about the 2010 WC. I thought then that he would be on his way soon.

I'd avoid Souness at all costs.
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Billy Davies will be another manager that will be touted for the post also....
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Craig Levein is the man for me - he was naive at Leicester where he put in place a 3 year plan believing the board that he would be given 3 years.

He was great at hearts and doing an amazing job at Dundee United motivating a small squad of players on a low budget and playing against better equipped, richer teams week in , week out - sounds perfect for Scotland really !!
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yeah levein would be a good choice but knowing the sfa... will they go for someone who is in a contract or will they keep the purse strings tied and go for an out of work candidate?
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He certainly has a proven track record at international level.
Well one good enough for scotland anyway.
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Billy Davies will be another manager that will be touted for the post also....
And what's wrong with Billy?

I was gutted to lose him at Derby
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