Sabri Will He Stay Be Sacked Or Quit

[Long John]

I would like to see it. But he would have to be off his rocker to come here. We are a managers graveyard. I Still think we have some curse put on us from somewhere.

[Marinakis Red]

I for one would personally love dyche to come and manage us at some point. He will be ready for a new challenge at some point soon, he has taken Burnley as far as he can take them.

[Madforit]

If Lamouchi was to get the shove out of the door, isn`t Paul Cook out of a job, wouldn't cost and likes to play attacking football and has an eye for picking up players and gelling them into a team that actually plays football.

[Marinakis Red]

If Lamouchi was to get the shove out of the door, isn`t Paul Cook out of a job, wouldn't cost and likes to play attacking football and has an eye for picking up players and gelling them into a team that actually plays football.

I'd not be adverse to Paul Cook.

[Sabricadabra]

Dyche? Yuk.

I’d definitely demand a refund if that hoofball merchant came here.

He might not deliver ‘beautiful’ football - but he would get us back to the Premier League.
Anything over and above is a bonus.

And is Sabri’s brand anymore attractive than Dyche’s?

It’s all immaterial as far as I’m concerned though - Sabri is our manager.

Fair enough the style of football choice is a matter of opinion, and he does get results, but the idea that a manager at an established EPL club would drop down to manage a far too established second tier club is far fetched to say the least.

More likely he’s been discussing the price for Worrall with us.

[Jacksbadhobbits]

I would like to see it. But he would have to be off his rocker to come here. We are a managers graveyard. I Still think we have some curse put on us from somewhere.

Not a curse it might be impatience of fan base and expectation that our natural place is in the top league.

[Tricky]

If Lamouchi was to get the shove out of the door, isn`t Paul Cook out of a job, wouldn't cost and likes to play attacking football and has an eye for picking up players and gelling them into a team that actually plays football.

I'd not be adverse to Paul Cook.

Wasn't he the drummer for the Sex Pistols?  :cool:

[wassy04]

Dyche would obviously be great, well out of our league though.

Cook, much more realistic, sounds ideal.

However, I fear if we do get rid that he'll be replaced by another manager from abroad with no championship experience. Ideally he just doesn't get sacked!

[Widdow]

If Sabri is on thin ice then they should not hang around. If Forest looking to bring in someone new, then do it ASAP with the transfer window open and give them enough time to get up to speed, work out the squad and get the players match fit. Some good names out of work, with experience of the league (thinking Paul Cook or of course Eddie Howe) we do need someone who knows the championship not like Sabri who I still don’t think has worked it out.

And believe Dyche and Woan would be brilliant.

That may be ambitious and they would of course have to really fancy the challenge, but who would've thought Leeds would get Biesila (or how ever you spell it)

I think Paul Cook for me would be the best bet, out of a job, remains under rated, won 3 EFL titles with different clubs. He would have kept Wigan up no worries if not for Admin and the point reduction. Just not sure he is a manager that the owners would rate, but i believe he can do it for us!

[Madforit]

If Sabri is on thin ice then they should not hang around. If Forest looking to bring in someone new, then do it ASAP with the transfer window open and give them enough time to get up to speed, work out the squad and get the players match fit. Some good names out of work, with experience of the league (thinking Paul Cook or of course Eddie Howe) we do need someone who knows the championship not like Sabri who I still don’t think has worked it out.

And believe Dyche and Woan would be brilliant.

That may be ambitious and they would of course have to really fancy the challenge, but who would've thought Leeds would get Biesila (or how ever you spell it)

I think Paul Cook for me would be the best bet, out of a job, remains under rated, won 3 EFL titles with different clubs. He would have kept Wigan up no worries if not for Admin and the point reduction. Just not sure he is a manager that the owners would rate, but i believe he can do it for us!

Agreed Cook would be the best candidate for the job should Lamouchi be given the shove, I honestly cannot see Howe touching us, and another name that we should clearly be thinking of is Hughton, he definitely knows this league and would be more than capable of getting us out of it.

[Uwantlee]

Sabri is on much thinner ice that I think anyone realises

[Jacksbadhobbits]

If Sabri is on thin ice then they should not hang around. If Forest looking to bring in someone new, then do it ASAP with the transfer window open and give them enough time to get up to speed, work out the squad and get the players match fit. Some good names out of work, with experience of the league (thinking Paul Cook or of course Eddie Howe) we do need someone who knows the championship not like Sabri who I still don’t think has worked it out.

And believe Dyche and Woan would be brilliant.

That may be ambitious and they would of course have to really fancy the challenge, but who would've thought Leeds would get Biesila (or how ever you spell it)

I think Paul Cook for me would be the best bet, out of a job, remains under rated, won 3 EFL titles with different clubs. He would have kept Wigan up no worries if not for Admin and the point reduction. Just not sure he is a manager that the owners would rate, but i believe he can do it for us!

Agreed Cook would be the best candidate for the job should Lamouchi be given the shove, I honestly cannot see Howe touching us, and another name that we should clearly be thinking of is Hughton, he definitely knows this league and would be more than capable of getting us out of it.

Yes Hughton. Well known for his open attractive football fans are clamouring for.