Who would you want in?
Some one who's savvy in the European transfer market?
A tried and tested manger BFS for instance?
or keep it in house and offer it to Ian Woan or Michael Duff?

He wouldnt go. But Allerdyce would be a low risk, ready made replacement for now and the next season or so where consolidation and stability should remain priority number 1.

Someone with knowledge and contacts (and a more open mind towards) on the continent would also appeal.

Would hate to think we would go for Pardew or Pearson.

I expect we would end up with someone like Moyes.

Moyes is a busted flush and the club would know that.
Allardyce is happy in retirement until a really big offer rocks up.

I suspect the club would something out, they've done reasonably well over the last few appointments.

Would certainly be controversial but Moyes.

Who's a talent in the championship this season?

Saxoman wrote:Who's a talent in the championship this season?

Rowett well regarded by some.

He's still having issues at Derby, but they need a major overhaul which he's started.

Quite like the guy at Huddersfield. A sort of German Dyche

Martin O'Neill? Might as well go the whole hog. He knows the Irish contingent and plays a similar defensive framework to Dyche. Could do worse. Last thing we would need is a complete change of style mid-season.

Saxoman wrote:Who's a talent in the championship this season?

Chris Wilder, for one. But I think we'd be looking for someone with Premier League experience.

I’d expect us to stick with our tried and tested blueprint and go for you and up and coming.

I’d guess at Rowett or Wilder.

taio wrote:Rowett well regarded by some.

Yep, I'd go with that. I could see you approaching him.

Rowett would be a good continuation from Sir Dyche.
But no one would come close the Ginger God

FactualFrank wrote:Chris Wilder, for one. But I think we'd be looking for someone with Premier League experience.

I believe your approach is that its just as important they are good in the championship in the event of relegation.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:He wouldnt go. But Allerdyce would be a low risk, ready made replacement for now and the next season or so where consolidation and stability should remain priority number 1.

Someone with knowledge and contacts (and a more open mind towards) on the continent would also appeal.

Would hate to think we would go for Pardew or Pearson.

I expect we would end up with someone like Moyes.

If they offer him a 4 or 5 year contract at 2.5 million a season,that would give him the security to do a rebuild without the fear of being potted.
He'd be off in a flash,i wouldn't expect him to show the same loyalty that the board gave him after relegation.

Saxoman wrote:I believe your approach is that its just as important they are good in the championship in the event of relegation.

It was. I don't think it is now. That was last season. We've improved a lot.

FactualFrank wrote:It was. I don't think it is now. That was last season. We've improved a lot.

Hang on. Your the guy who told me the Dawson from WBA deal was done, aren't you?

Saxoman wrote:Hang on. Your the guy who told me the Dawson from WBA deal was done, aren't you?

Eh?

Vitamin B Complex Saxo, I think that's what you need.

FactualFrank wrote:Eh?

Yes you did, and I swallowed it, thinking you were itk. Silly me.

If he did go and then came back for Heaton, Mee, Tarkowski, Defour and Vokes. What would people think of him?

I'd want to kill the ginger, gravel voiced turd.

#me too.

Dean Smith at Brentford fits the blueprint did his apprenticeship at Walsall and had a couple of seasons at the Bees

Saxoman wrote:Yes you did, and I swallowed it, thinking you were itk. Silly me.

Bizarre.

bartons baggage wrote:If they offer him a 4 or 5 year contract at 2.5 million a season,that would give him the security to do a rebuild without the fear of being potted.
He'd be off in a flash,i wouldn't expect him to show the same loyalty that the board gave him after relegation.

And nor should he. He will have earnt the right to do that!

welsbyswife wrote:Martin O'Neill? Might as well go the whole hog. He knows the Irish contingent and plays a similar defensive framework to Dyche. Could do worse. Last thing we would need is a complete change of style mid-season.

Wouldnt be a bad shout.knows the league, our style and our players. In fact **** it. Dyche out!

Let's have some positive waves on here - he will be staying!

Diesel wrote:If he did go and then came back for Heaton, Mee, Tarkowski, Defour and Vokes. What would people think of him?

I'd want to kill the ginger, gravel voiced turd.

I would think good luck. Most who leave the turf have already peaked!

FactualFrank wrote:Bizarre.

Sussed

Craig Shakespeare or Mick Phelan

Harry redknapp

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I would think good luck. Most who leave the turf have already peaked!

No you wouldn't, your trousers are alight.

Please God, not Mike Phelan.

I wonder if Bournemouth fans **** themselves like we do everytime a Premier league manager gets the sack....pathetic it will be what it is.

Jorge Jesus, Gian Piero Gasperini, Leonardo, Nagelsman.

arise_sir_charge wrote:Please God, not Mike Phelan.

Why?

How about us poaching a manager from another Premier league club,we are bigger than Watford,I'll take there manager in a flash..job done.

bartons baggage wrote:If they offer him a 4 or 5 year contract at 2.5 million a season,that would give him the security to do a rebuild without the fear of being potted.
He'd be off in a flash,i wouldn't expect him to show the same loyalty that the board gave him after relegation.

Just got rid of a manager after eight games who was on a three year contract.
How does that logic work.

Only security is to do well. Big risk, how can he do better than winning the league with them.
Presure will be massive.

Jeffbfc wrote:Just got rid of a manager after eight games who was on a three year contract.
How does that logic work.

Only security is to do well. Big risk, how can he do better than winning the league with them.
Presure will be massive.

He'd obviously want a guarantee that he'd be given time to rebuild.
This is why agents get big bucks they negotiate little clauses into any potential deal.

bartons baggage wrote:He'd obviously want a guarantee that he'd be given time to rebuild.

Pahaahaaaahaa.

Diesel wrote:Pahaahaaaahaa.

Will second that.

Owen Coyle, Sandy Stewart, steve Davis and Robbie Blake or

Brian Laws.

Diesel wrote:Pahaahaaaahaa.

Would that be an unreasonable request to a potential employer who wants long term stability?
If they're chasing him he can make his own terms,whether they can agree them is to be seen.

I'd want to kill the ginger, gravel voiced turd.
So would i. I'd be stood right behind you. Way behind! Dont worry. Wont be happening soon.

HuncoatClaret wrote:Why?

Can’t think of anything at all that Mike Phelan has done to warrant even being considered.

Look at Hull after they potted his last season.

Only reason he’s been mentioned is that he once played for us.

Saxoman wrote:I believe your approach is that its just as important they are good in the championship in the event of relegation.

Mowbray you mean?

If he goes?

We are fckredduckerd

Every time someone gets the sack or quits we are gonna have to go through this **** right?

I don't believe Leics is a viable option for Dyche.

Struggling to find a PL club that is tbh.

Not saying there isn't one, just i'm struggling naming it.

Not worried.

Plenty of viable options out there, as it happens.

Shortlist might well include the likes of Moyes (for all his struggles at Sunderland, his win % at Everton was above 40%, at United was about 50%, and even at Sociedad was about 30%), Wilder, Rowett, Bruce, Dean Smith, Michael and Martin O'Neill, Coleman, perhaps Duff if he's seen as ready, perhaps someone like Neville if he wants a look at top flight management and came with an experienced coach, such as Phelan.

Few options there, and they're just of the top of my head.

claretspice wrote:Plenty of viable options out there, as it happens.

Shortlist might well include the likes of Moyes (for all his struggles at Sunderland, his win % at Everton was above 40%, at United was about 50%, and even at Sociedad was about 30%), Wilder, Rowett, Bruce, Dean Smith, Michael and Martin O'Neill, Coleman, perhaps Duff if he's seen as ready, perhaps someone like Neville if he wants a look at top flight management and came with an experienced coach, such as Phelan.

Few options there, and they're just of the top of my head.

Michael ONeill is a very good shout and I expect Duff is a perfect Burnley manager in the making.