OK... Lets Say For Argument Sake Malky Left

Who would u want,,,,

For Me its either

Harry Redknapp
Martin O Neill Or
Robero Di Matteo

twitter and facebook have gone absoloutley bonkers cos talksport ran eith the story of mm being approached... i always thought they have to get permission from chairman.. cant see tan letting mm go

and i still stand by by theory mm aint leaving us

No, no, no to Harry Redknapp - he is the antithesis to everything Malky stands for and potentially ruin the club like he has so many others.

I'd gladly take the other two though.

This is all academic though as Malky is currently chained to the radiator in my basement - he ain't going anywhere

o'neill, can't stand a redknapp. besides he has too many skeletons in his closet

No Redknapp, for Christ's sake!

O'Neill, Di Matteo, Martinez, Poyet (if they don't go up) would be on my list.

Bring back Dave Jones....I feel he was hard done by.....watch the forum light up like an Napalm Xmas Tree

steve.western.52 wrote:Bring back Dave Jones....I feel he was hard done by.....watch the forum light up like an Napalm Xmas Tree

I hear Chopra is being released by Ipswich too...

http://www.fanatix.com/news/everton-identify-no-1-target-to-replace-david-moyes/118533/

http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/398613/Cardiff-s-Malky-Mackay-new-favourite-to-replace-David-Moyes-at-Everton?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+daily-express-football-news+%28Daily+Express+%3A%3A+Football+Feed%29

looks mlike our ceo got to get his interview questions sorted

I think DiMatteo would be a great hire for Cardiff and would really send the right sort of message. I also expect it may put Cardiff in play for some players that might not have considered the club previously, much like Laudrup at Swansea

I do think we should go for someone with pedigree. Martinez clearly won't be at Wigan next year judging by his post-match interview after the FA Cup final, and if he isn't at Everton, he would be ideal. When you see what he started at Swansea, and what he's done at Wigan, both times having minimal funds, it would be a good appointment. He's someone who puts in place structure and foundations and likes a good scouting network. Plus he likes attacking, flair filled football which may appease the fans. The defence might be neglected but I'd take 5-3 wins over 1-0's!

Slumdog's Son wrote:I do think we should go for someone with pedigree. Martinez clearly won't be at Wigan next year judging by his post-match interview after the FA Cup final, and if he isn't at Everton, he would be ideal. When you see what he started at Swansea, and what he's done at Wigan, both times having minimal funds, it would be a good appointment. He's someone who puts in place structure and foundations and likes a good scouting network. Plus he likes attacking, flair filled football which may appease the fans. The defence might be neglected but I'd take 5-3 wins over 1-0's!

I'll agree with that......

TDA wrote:

Slumdog's Son wrote:I do think we should go for someone with pedigree. Martinez clearly won't be at Wigan next year judging by his post-match interview after the FA Cup final, and if he isn't at Everton, he would be ideal. When you see what he started at Swansea, and what he's done at Wigan, both times having minimal funds, it would be a good appointment. He's someone who puts in place structure and foundations and likes a good scouting network. Plus he likes attacking, flair filled football which may appease the fans. The defence might be neglected but I'd take 5-3 wins over 1-0's!

I'll agree with that......

Have you got Roberto's number? I don't want to drive up North looking for him. It's all s**t over the bridge until you get to Scotland (although Glasgow is just a giant skip)

Slumdog's Son wrote:

TDA wrote:

Slumdog's Son wrote:I do think we should go for someone with pedigree. Martinez clearly won't be at Wigan next year judging by his post-match interview after the FA Cup final, and if he isn't at Everton, he would be ideal. When you see what he started at Swansea, and what he's done at Wigan, both times having minimal funds, it would be a good appointment. He's someone who puts in place structure and foundations and likes a good scouting network. Plus he likes attacking, flair filled football which may appease the fans. The defence might be neglected but I'd take 5-3 wins over 1-0's!

I'll agree with that......

Have you got Roberto's number? I don't want to drive up North looking for him. It's all s**t over the bridge until you get to Scotland (although Glasgow is just a giant skip)

.....it's okay from Lancaster northwards.......once put the car on cruise control from there all the way to Glasgee........

Christ not O'Neill. If we have to lose Malky I'd be damned if we replace him with someone who plays even more defensive based football.

I'm not convinced Martinez would want us. You can say what you like about how much money we'll have, but the fact is we are going to enter the season as one of the favourites for relegation. I'm pretty sure Martinez has had quite enough of that sort of situation.

Maybe Solksjaer is ready to try managing in the Premier league. I don't want O'Neill. I think he's peaked as a manager. My worry is that Tan would either be seduced by a big but talentless name (Shearer) or try and broaden our appeal in the far east by appointing a Japanese unknown.

Red614 wrote:Christ not O'Neill. If we have to lose Malky I'd be damned if we replace him with someone who plays even more defensive based football.

I'm not convinced Martinez would want us. You can say what you like about how much money we'll have, but the fact is we are going to enter the season as one of the favourites for relegation. I'm pretty sure Martinez has had quite enough of that sort of situation.

I think he'd rather be with City in the Premier League than Wigan in the Championship.! It's not as if they're going to be favourites for a quick return!
The chance of building his own squad with more money than he's ever had before to spend on players might be too tempting to resist.