[2022] Who should be the next Rangers manager?

[Graeme Ro55 761]

5 minutes ago, rbr said:

That Canadian manager certainly knows how to set a team up , and play attacking football , superb tonight , and they won their group above , USA and Mexico .

Yeh, Canada deserved something from that game. The guy Millar in defence was awesome.

[BlackSocksRedTops 3,751]

9 minutes ago, rbr said:

That Canadian manager certainly knows how to set a team up , and play attacking football , superb tonight , and they won their group above , USA and Mexico .

Agreed. Thought they were magnificent tonight. Very unlucky indeed.

[CammyF 8,083]

19 minutes ago, rbr said:

That Canadian manager certainly knows how to set a team up , and play attacking football , superb tonight , and they won their group above , USA and Mexico .

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Herdman

 

 

[Sutton_blows_goats 5,333]

14 minutes ago, BlackSocksRedTops said:

He was hardly a rookie though. He managed Killie to their only league title in 1965 prior to that.

True, but he was out of the game for some time. Can you imagine us doing something similar now?

[Devil's advocaat 1,541]

2 minutes ago, Sutton_blows_goats said:

True, but he was out of the game for some time. Can you imagine us doing something similar now?

Be like us giving Bobby Wiliamson the job!

[DMAA 3,658]

3 hours ago, Bill said:

Jock Wallace, Graeme Souness, Walter Smith? 

Well, fair enough. Maybe times change though, I think we could attract a manager who has a strong track record of success as a manager.

Edited November 23, 2022 by DMAA

[Bill 13,717]

14 minutes ago, DMAA said:

Well, fair enough. Maybe times change though, I think we could attract a manager who has a strong track record of success as a manager.

Can you guarantee he will be successful?

[Gonzo79 15,293]

Surely, percentage wise, a manager with a proven track record is more likely to be successful.

 

We need someone who can turn things around because half the squad are either injured or don’t look interested.   

 

I'm sick of us being a soft touch too.  Hopefully whoever comes in can instill a bit more steel and determination into the team.  

[Devil's advocaat 1,541]

I'm not sure you'd ever find a manager with the win percentages that we crave or expect, anywhere. And if he was in a half decent league, would we even get him?.

 

I think any manager we appoint is always a gamble, as our situation isn't particularly common.

[Sutton_blows_goats 5,333]

2 minutes ago, Devil's advocaat said:

I'm not sure you'd ever find a manager with the win percentages that we crave or expect, anywhere. And if he was in a half decent league, would we even get him?.

 

I think any manager we appoint is always a gamble, as our situation isn't particularly common.

We appointed a top European coach in Le Guen who massively flopped but hiring McLeish turned out to be inspired. Sometimes things just fall into place.