posted Mar 8, 2008

Just play without a manager!
You dont really need one do you?
Chelsea are doing fine at the moment without one arent they?

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posted Mar 8, 2008

none of these managers can every try to fill saf shoes the man is a legend and a man that has lead from the front for many years. you can't replace saf what you need is a new manager with a style you feel you will be able to live with.

carlos is the only one that would be the same as ferg because he knows what works and what makes the players tick

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posted Mar 8, 2008

Every manager in the world will be lining up to manage Utd when SAF retires. Would love to pinch Wenger from Arsenal!!!! (but maybe he's the only manager who wouldn't come...)

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posted Mar 8, 2008

I cant see Quiroz taking over the reins. Remember his abismal time at Real not long ago?

Either way whenever he retires it will be a loss to the EPL. And no matt you cant have Wenger

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posted Mar 8, 2008

David Moyes for me - great temprement, not flash or fancy, has done wonders with Everton, Scottish - similar mould to Fergie.

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posted Mar 8, 2008

How bout McClaren

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posted Mar 8, 2008

Yes he did! He represented the Liverpool borough of Toxteth in the 1954 National Conker Championships (his mum's cousin lived there, so he qualified to play)& he played for Celtic City Marblers in the 1957 Scottish Marbles semi-final. So there, nu nu nu nu nuuuu!

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posted Mar 8, 2008

The most successfull manager club manager of all time ever gets gets a mention. In three years he won to two European Champions League Titles, two Domestic League titles, a Eoropean super cup and a world club championship sometimes the intercontinental cup or something. Anyone know his name ?
Clue he was a manager of a side that put seven goals passed United over two legs. Two of my favourite all time matches.

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posted Mar 11, 2008

Carlos, assisted by Mclaren. They have been working with SAF for so long.

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posted Mar 12, 2008

I think Carlos Quiroz must be the man. He is my personal first choice and I think he is the strongest contender. He knows the club well and he has been very infuential in our lates signings, including the signing of Ronaldo.
I think he has the passion, desire and managerial skills to manage Manchester United after SAF steps down.
It is still only speculations, but my bet is on Quiroz, and I think he will be just the right manager for United.

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