Where next for Newcastle?Premier League Newcastle United by philmcnultybbcsport (U1816352) 12 January 2008 ![]() Newcastle had prepared Harry Redknapp an offer he could not refuse - except that he somehow resisted the temptation to leave Portsmouth for St James' Park. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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scorpioHawksfan (U10783087) posted Jan 14, 2008 I have just seen an interview with the Kevin Keegan, it was fairly recent, late 2007, after watching it, I have changed my mind, Keegan is not past it, in fact he seems to be full of passion and power again...seeing that interview and he said he DIDN'T rule out a return to management....a "KEEGAN SHEARER" combo is the one for me.
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Jjonnyboy (U6293612) posted Jan 14, 2008 Why were we even considering Redknapp...because we may be anticipating a relegation battle? I appreciate that he has done wonders at Portsmouth in the last season and a half. I also think he could have got us out of our predicament, got us playing entertaining football too. But I am convinced he is not a Top 6 manager and the size of expectation and demands of managing NUFC would have crushed him. What worries me is that he was Ashley's first choice, a 60 year old manager who deals in players, hand to mouth.
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scorpioHawksfan (U10783087) posted Jan 14, 2008 SSN has an interview with Kevin Keegan today!!!
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andyh_83 (U10804046) posted Jan 14, 2008 If mourinho wants to prove how special he is, he should take the job!
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trevorbarker (U10797632) posted Jan 14, 2008 If I was Keegan, I would take a 3 year contract for £6million knowing however badly I do, I'll get my money and Shearer will take over ... which is ultimately what the fans (who run Newcastle) want. Shearer will fail and Newcastle will go back to being a top 6 club in the Championship.
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captainmonkeyhanger (U8934182) posted Jan 14, 2008 Paul Ince with Les Ferdinand as his second in command, both have their coaching badges i think, Sir Les knows what the geordies desire (attacking football) after experiencing it first hand and paul ince is proving him self to be competent as well as being rock 'ard he could command respect and give barton a kick up the rear out of the door. He also keeps on commenting about the lack of black managers in the prem so i'm sure he'd be interested. I think a young manager is required for some stability. Ince has already lived in the North East too.
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First of the Gang (U7081173) posted Jan 14, 2008 " Ince - He also keeps on commenting about the lack of black managers in the prem so i'm sure he'd be interested "
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scorpioHawksfan (U10783087) posted Jan 14, 2008 Les is still trying to find a club to play for, met him in the summer at Bournemouth and he said he would still like to play for a bit longer....great guy though,
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quickjohnnyred (U10810016) posted Jan 14, 2008 can someone from Newcastle tell me why you have had 8 managers in such a short time. Is it because the goon army live on another planet.If keegan was that great, and he love you lot.then he would still be there.Look how long fergie as been at manu.I think you should forget shearer,he likes it too much at the b b c. Its the easy way out. So much for loyalty. No top manager is going to come to a club that thinks a manager is just for a few short weeks and the change them.
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steviep25 (U10838852) posted Jan 15, 2008 I think the next Newcastle manager should be Jose Mourinho. We have tried local managers with a connection to the club in the past like Roeder and Robson and it didnt work. Mourinho is a proven winner and will get the best out of our so called players. Shearer and Keegan sounds exciting but I cannot see either of them coming back. Mourinho would come if Ashley can convince him . Comment on this article |