Kilmarnock's Next Permanent Manager

[killiekranky]

I thought Alessio was a master stroke, I believed Dyer would steady the ship and get the team going again, I never for one second doubted that Tommy Wright would save us from relegation.

I just hope it's someone I think will be hopeless.

[Broken Algorithms]

I'd mention Locke, but you lot know how bad it is.

[killiepiemuncher]

I'd mention Locke, but you lot know how bad it is.

I thought he would be hopeless and hey ho I was right.

[Cmac1869]

Naisy please. 

[C4mmy31]

11 minutes ago, Cmac1869 said:

Naisy please. 

based on what? 

[Cmac1869]

Connection to club, he's a winner, knows the area, has contacts in the game, he's a nasty wee b*****d with high standards, he clearly has something about him as Clarke has taken him into Scotland set up, will be well received by the support. Lacks a bit of experience but so did Gerrard and Lampard when they took first jobs. Id rather risk it with him as he could be the leader we need to galvanise the club and surge back up to top of league. we have 4 bottom teams in a row to play then a game in hand we could be back top of league mid January and sign a few better players for midfield. Him over another Mcintyre/Mccann/Kettlebell

[killiepiemuncher]

Connection to club, he's a winner, knows the area, has contacts in the game, he's a nasty wee b*****d with high standards, he clearly has something about him as Clarke has taken him into Scotland set up, will be well received by the support. Lacks a bit of experience but so did Gerrard and Lampard when they took first jobs. Id rather risk it with him as he could be the leader we need to galvanise the club and surge back up to top of league. we have 4 bottom teams in a row to play then a game in hand we could be back top of league mid January and sign a few better players for midfield. Him over another Mcintyre/Mccann/Kettlebell

Hell yeah I’m convinced. I’m always easily convinced (Locke aside) Naisy is the man. What possibly could go wrong.

[locheedee]

Kettlewell is interested but Jack Ross has ruled himself out according to the papers

[Fide]

47 minutes ago, Cmac1869 said:

Naisy please. 

No thank you.

[Cardle is Magic]

1 hour ago, Cmac1869 said:

he's a winner

The most overused, useless description in football which has absolutely zero bearing on anything.

[Cmac1869]

8 minutes ago, Cardle is Magic said:

The most overused, useless description in football which has absolutely zero bearing on anything.

You have plucked that one point out about 10 other positive things I have mentioned. Naismith has a determination and high standards that set him apart from most. He has done well in his career and has won trophies and succeeded because of his elite mentality. Refusal to accept people not doing their jobs properly and holding himself accountable to performing to a decent standard and leading even when team may be struggling.. 

[craigkillie]

The most overused, useless description in football which has absolutely zero bearing on anything.

Winning tends to be a good thing in football.

[Nightmare]

1 hour ago, Cmac1869 said:

Connection to club, he's a winner, knows the area, has contacts in the game, he's a nasty wee b*****d with high standards, he clearly has something about him as Clarke has taken him into Scotland set up, will be well received by the support.

Most of those also applied to Lee McCulloch, who was a shite manager.

[Richey Edwards]

12 hours ago, killiekranky said:

I thought Alessio was a master stroke, I believed Dyer would steady the ship and get the team going again, I never for one second doubted that Tommy Wright would save us from relegation.

I just hope it's someone I think will be hopeless.

I thought youse sacked Alessio too soon. He didn't look to be doing that bad a job.

[Cmac1869]

7 minutes ago, Nightmare said:

Most of those also applied to Lee McCulloch, who was a shite manager.

Yes but it also didn't apply to others. A safe bet like Wright was for stability after messing up after Clarke left and he relegated us and has us 5th.

[C4mmy31]

[Cardle is Magic]

41 minutes ago, craigkillie said:

Winning tends to be a good thing in football.

Winning as a player has little to no bearing on how good a manager you’ll be, though.

I’ve heard some of the biggest jobbers in the game described as being “a real winner” and it’s vacuous drivel spouted by morons.

[mps02]

Kris Boyd/ Alex Rae dream team.

[Sortmeout]

1 hour ago, mps02 said:

Kris Boyd/ Alex Rae dream team.

I know you are joking but I just thought I would say that I love big Boydy of course for his playing days with us and I’ve got no clue if he ever wants to be a manager but this whole uber-sevco fan pantomime that he does on TV will, in my opinion, mean he is never considered a serious candidate for a top managers job in Scotland.

He’s probably very happy to continue with his media career and fair play to him he has been reasonably successful despite the character he is playing.

[embow]

2 hours ago, C4mmy31 said:

Geez!

Who compiles these lists? More than a fair amount of journeymen failures in there.