Next St Mirren Manager - Merged

[Slash 4,178]

This seems to be an bi-annual event.

So who would you like to see appointed?

I'll start proceedings with Billy Davies.

Edited September 20, 2016 by davidg

[spoogy1 125]

john Hughes, terry butcher, john Collins, LVG, someone that gets team playing well and winning and entertaining us the fans.

[habbiesaint 92]

Hiddink or Mancini both free agents so no compensation would be paid out.

[NeilPar72 1,171]

I'd like to see Danny brought back and given the rest of the season.

[Mykey 901]

Yogi

[JJ McG 4,189]

John Hughes for me if he would take it, don't want Gus back.

[BuddieinEK 7,233]

Sir Alex deserves the chance to finish the job he started!

[skodasaint 304]

i don't care aslong as we can get someone in the will give us a side to be proud of again

[Sonny 8,048]

Yogi

[paul torfason 413]

gus,butcher,jack ross,Goodwin player,manager,McDowell,Davies,Guni torfason,who knows??

[Seaside Nipper 2,543]

11 minutes ago, skodasaint said:

i don't care aslong as we can get someone in the will give us a side to be proud of again

^^^^^ This ^^^^^ The popular and less so choices for folk means hee haw.

Only serves to marginalise and split folk even when we don't have a manager 

Nowt quite like St Mirren. 

Fwiw, Jim Goodwin in Asda, buying folders and poly pockets , Ross was sitting in the car 

[Bud the Baker 7,072]

The sacking is a bit out of the blue, barely 48 hours after Gordon was loaned out and it seemed like Rae was gonna get some money too sign a DM.

Rae was the 22nd manager since I started supporting Saints (counting TF twice) - hope number 23 is more successful!

Edited September 18, 2016 by Bud the Baker

[sunlounger 7]

Jim Goodwin, plox

[Drew 21,115]

Hughes.

I fear it might be Gus, though. What a desperately uninspiring appointment that would be.

 

[norrie82 1,348]

I think this will be done quickly

[foxbar_bud 1,613]

Hughes.

I fear it might be Gus, though. What a desperately uninspiring appointment that would be.

 

I would love Hughes to be new manager but can't see it all. Despite him being a bit of a twat I wouldn't mind pressley, again can't see him taking it.

I'm not averse to Gus coming back but he wouldn't be first choice. I think it will be Gus though, telling that most of Gus' ex players speak extremely highly of him on Twitter (Vanzy and Mehmet said he's the best they have worked under and Charlie Adam recently said he couldn't believe he wasn't managing at a higher level) and we desperately need someone to unite the squad

[BuddieinEK 7,233]

5 minutes ago, Drew said:

Hughes.

I fear it might be Gus, though. What a desperately uninspiring appointment that would be.

 

Drew... no offence mate... but that must be about six or 8 anti-Gus posts in an hour!

Maybe being a tad oversensitive to a name on a list?

Besides... who is to say he hasn't learned and become potential manager of the year with the right club?

[ulysses 1,270]

Vanzy on Twitter saying Gus is the guy we need. Mehmet agrees. 

Hm..

[Dave The Buddie 926]

Vanzy on Twitter saying Gus is the guy we need. Mehmet agrees. 

Hm..

I wouldn't want Gus back. He had his time. I would love to see Yogi Hughes or Jimmy Calderwood

[cockles1987 4,315]

I'd go with S Kerr who's managing in the Lowland League.

[pandabreath93 45]

Louis Van Gaal

 

[cambiebud 985]

Hughes or someone from down south with experience.
Good luck in the future Alex

[STGBuddy 90]

I said on the other thread Hughes would be favourite at the bookies but I'd take Jamie Fullarton also 

Both tick the boxes for different reasons 

[JJ McG 4,189]

Have a feeling it's going to be Gus and I think it will be done quickly.

[Julian Banjos 1,965]

I think that Gordon, despite being a big fan of Gus, will be well aware that he would be a divisive appointment.

In the spirit of the club entering a new era I think he'll go for someone up and coming. My money would be on Fullarton or Ross.