| Rohl's Wednesday 19:03 - Apr 18 with 2966 views | kingslandstand1 |
Lost again I see ..... [Post edited 18 Apr 19:44]
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 19:59 - Apr 18 with 2843 views | cocklebreath |
I imagine after not being paid the players and manager have lost a bit of spark, I think he’d be good for us. |  |
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:46 - Apr 18 with 2731 views | kingslandstand1 |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 19:59 - Apr 18 by cocklebreath |
I imagine after not being paid the players and manager have lost a bit of spark, I think he’d be good for us. |
Apparently he's quite keen to get out but SR will wait until we are formally a Championship side as the compensation will be cheaper! | | | |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:57 - Apr 18 with 2720 views | Butty101 |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 19:59 - Apr 18 by cocklebreath |
I imagine after not being paid the players and manager have lost a bit of spark, I think he’d be good for us. |
No thanks . Surely mid to bottom of the championship is not an achievement |  |
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 23:10 - Apr 18 with 2656 views | cocklebreath |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:57 - Apr 18 by Butty101 |
No thanks . Surely mid to bottom of the championship is not an achievement |
Depends on the circumstances, for us yes but for a skint Wednesday probably very good | |
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 23:55 - Apr 18 with 2617 views | 1885_SFC |
I'd take him tomorrow. Think he'd be good for us. He must have something about him if RB Leipzig links to him are true.
I reckon we should roll with Rohl next season. |  |
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 00:23 - Apr 19 with 2573 views | Southamptonfan |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 23:56 - Apr 18 by dirk_doone |
I agree. Leeds got Farke because he'd won the Championship twice. That made sense. We're getting Rohl because he finished 20th and is currently 15th in it. That doesn't. As Nick pointed out, when Rohl was here, we finished 16th; the season after he left, we finished 11th.
His managerial record is worse than Nathan Jones or Russell Martin's. Wednesday are bottom of the current Championship form table. Surely, we've had enough of being bottom:
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We will have to see. I think he would be good. In theory, he will be better with better players, but some good points have been made to the contrary. Never been promoted, 15th in the championship. Why don't we just bring in an experienced, manager who has proven ability to win promotion?
Why because:
SR like potential
SR like cheap
SR don't like managers who know exactly what they are doing, telling them how to do things.
SR don't like.managers telling them who to buy. They want players they can sell on for a profit only.
I wonder what could be done to change things? 🤔 [Post edited 19 Apr 0:29]
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 07:05 - Apr 19 with 2378 views | MattFinish |
Out of the managers we’ve been linked to he’s my favourite and what you have to remember is this was his first managerial appointment at the age of 32 two seasons ago. So he’s done a decent job just keeping them up with a basket case of an owner. In addition Röhl has experience with coaching roles at Saints, Bayern Munich and was assistant with the German national team so decent experience for a 35 year old.
Quite honestly though none of the candidates have inspired me and most have worried me. I’d just be happy if SR don’t appoint another complete disaster |  | | |
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 09:49 - Apr 19 with 2217 views | PatfromPoole |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 07:32 - Apr 19 by saint22 |
It has to be Steve Cooper
We need someone who KNOWS what they are doing and what we need
Not someone who is learning still |
Not a chance of Cooper.
Just not wacky enough for Ankersen.
As with Dyche. |  |
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 09:54 - Apr 19 with 2208 views | grumpy |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 07:05 - Apr 19 by MattFinish |
Out of the managers we’ve been linked to he’s my favourite and what you have to remember is this was his first managerial appointment at the age of 32 two seasons ago. So he’s done a decent job just keeping them up with a basket case of an owner. In addition Röhl has experience with coaching roles at Saints, Bayern Munich and was assistant with the German national team so decent experience for a 35 year old.
Quite honestly though none of the candidates have inspired me and most have worried me. I’d just be happy if SR don’t appoint another complete disaster |
Absolutely,Matt.
Rohl would be my choice but none of us really knows just hopes.
Whoever comes in he will have a big job on his hand
Never have I seen the team so lacking in confidence and the fans so pessimistic.
The right man at the helm will make the world of difference but the fans will have to be patient while he puts the many wrongs right. |  | | |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 11:27 - Apr 19 with 2107 views | dirk_doone |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 09:54 - Apr 19 by grumpy |
Absolutely,Matt.
Rohl would be my choice but none of us really knows just hopes.
Whoever comes in he will have a big job on his hand
Never have I seen the team so lacking in confidence and the fans so pessimistic.
The right man at the helm will make the world of difference but the fans will have to be patient while he puts the many wrongs right. |
He hasn't put wrongs to right anywhere else he's been, including Southampton the last time he was here, so why should he now? He was only here for half a season and we finished 16th. The following season, after he'd gone, we finished 11th so Ralph did better without Rohl. Have we got a better squad for him to work with now?
His managerial record is even poorer than that of the other managers Sport Republic have appointed. [Post edited 19 Apr 12:10]
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 12:19 - Apr 19 with 2029 views | TripleNiemi |
I don’t get the love in with Rohl. Not saying I am anti but seriously, whilst we have endured relegations the last few years, surely we can pull a manager that has decent experience of Championship football at a ‘reasonable’ level? Someone who knows league and how to put together the nucleus of a team with ‘bruiser’ mentality / spine. Have we seriously fallen so far down the pecking order that we cannot find someone who has done something with a modicum of success near the upper end….. [Post edited 19 Apr 12:23]
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 12:30 - Apr 19 with 1998 views | dirk_doone |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 12:19 - Apr 19 by TripleNiemi |
I don’t get the love in with Rohl. Not saying I am anti but seriously, whilst we have endured relegations the last few years, surely we can pull a manager that has decent experience of Championship football at a ‘reasonable’ level? Someone who knows league and how to put together the nucleus of a team with ‘bruiser’ mentality / spine. Have we seriously fallen so far down the pecking order that we cannot find someone who has done something with a modicum of success near the upper end….. [Post edited 19 Apr 12:23]
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I agree. Every time Sport Republic appoint a new manager, there are people who say, "We couldn't have got anyone better." Oh, yes we could. We should be looking at managers whose teams have finished at the top, not at the bottom.
People always make excuses for them, as if, because they are coming now to a team with as much recent success as Southampton, they are suddenly going to be transformed from being a loser into a successful winning manager, when what we really need is a successful, winning manager to transform us. [Post edited 19 Apr 12:31]
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 13:09 - Apr 19 with 1951 views | GRIM |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 12:30 - Apr 19 by dirk_doone |
I agree. Every time Sport Republic appoint a new manager, there are people who say, "We couldn't have got anyone better." Oh, yes we could. We should be looking at managers whose teams have finished at the top, not at the bottom.
People always make excuses for them, as if, because they are coming now to a team with as much recent success as Southampton, they are suddenly going to be transformed from being a loser into a successful winning manager, when what we really need is a successful, winning manager to transform us. [Post edited 19 Apr 12:31]
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As I said in one of my previous posts, if Sheffield United miss out on promotion go & get Chris Wilder.
He's got a bit of the character that we are lacking, he's been about , managed at the top level, he's got bottle & a great motivator.
He also has links to our club because he was playing with our youth set up many years ago. | | | |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 20:25 - Apr 19 with 1673 views | grumpy |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 11:27 - Apr 19 by dirk_doone |
He hasn't put wrongs to right anywhere else he's been, including Southampton the last time he was here, so why should he now? He was only here for half a season and we finished 16th. The following season, after he'd gone, we finished 11th so Ralph did better without Rohl. Have we got a better squad for him to work with now?
His managerial record is even poorer than that of the other managers Sport Republic have appointed. [Post edited 19 Apr 12:10]
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I hear your criticism of Rohl.
So who would you appoint of those likely to be available? | | | |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 20:49 - Apr 19 with 1654 views | saint22 |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 20:25 - Apr 19 by grumpy |
I hear your criticism of Rohl.
So who would you appoint of those likely to be available? |
Steve cooper
Sean Dyche | | | |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 20:51 - Apr 19 with 1649 views | dirk_doone |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 20:25 - Apr 19 by grumpy |
I hear your criticism of Rohl.
So who would you appoint of those likely to be available? |
Kjetil Knutsen will be available after Bodø/Glimt's final Europa League game. He's always said his ambition was to win a European title with them. It may not happen, but they've reached the semi-finals and he's done a remarkable job on far more limited resources than we have here, and beaten some of the top clubs in Europe. He's a great manager and a winner.
I like the fact that he went to a small Norwegian club who'd never won the league in their history, made them the top club in the country and now one of the best in Europe.
I first became interested in his team when, by chance, I watched them destroy Celtic in the Europa League a few years ago, with their relentless attacking style. I've followed their European games ever since and they are always great to watch.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FK_Bod%C3%B8/Glimt [Post edited 19 Apr 21:13]
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:03 - Apr 19 with 1613 views | grumpy |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 20:51 - Apr 19 by dirk_doone |
Kjetil Knutsen will be available after Bodø/Glimt's final Europa League game. He's always said his ambition was to win a European title with them. It may not happen, but they've reached the semi-finals and he's done a remarkable job on far more limited resources than we have here, and beaten some of the top clubs in Europe. He's a great manager and a winner.
I like the fact that he went to a small Norwegian club who'd never won the league in their history, made them the top club in the country and now one of the best in Europe.
I first became interested in his team when, by chance, I watched them destroy Celtic in the Europa League a few years ago, with their relentless attacking style. I've followed their European games ever since and they are always great to watch.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FK_Bod%C3%B8/Glimt [Post edited 19 Apr 21:13]
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How do you know Kjetil Knutsen will be available?
Why would he want a job at a Championship club? | | | |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:10 - Apr 19 with 1599 views | dirk_doone |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:03 - Apr 19 by grumpy |
How do you know Kjetil Knutsen will be available?
Why would he want a job at a Championship club? |
I have a hunch that this summer will be the window of opportunity to get him here. Of course, it's unlikely that Sport Republic would be interested in him as he doesn't fit their preferred profile of lower mid-table managers who've never won anything. | |
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:20 - Apr 19 with 1582 views | grumpy |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:10 - Apr 19 by dirk_doone |
I have a hunch that this summer will be the window of opportunity to get him here. Of course, it's unlikely that Sport Republic would be interested in him as he doesn't fit their preferred profile of lower mid-table managers who've never won anything. |
What managers who have won something would come here? | | | |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:35 - Apr 19 with 1557 views | dirk_doone |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:20 - Apr 19 by grumpy |
What managers who have won something would come here? |
Quite a few. We should at the very least be able to attract managers who haven't had a career of medicocrity.
I already posted this on another thread:
These are the recent Championship winning managers:
2017 Rafa Benitez
2018 Nuno Santo
2019 Daniel Farke
2020 Marcelo Bielsa
2021 Daniel Farke
2022 Marco Silva
2023 Vincent Kompany
2024 Enzo Maresca
So, if we can't get one of them, we should be looking at managers with similar profiles.
These are a few to consider:
Vasco Matos
Kjetil Knutsen
Fabio Grosso
José Fonte [Post edited 19 Apr 21:37]
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| Rohl's Wednesday on 16:32 - Apr 20 with 1201 views | grumpy |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 21:35 - Apr 19 by dirk_doone |
Quite a few. We should at the very least be able to attract managers who haven't had a career of medicocrity.
I already posted this on another thread:
These are the recent Championship winning managers:
2017 Rafa Benitez
2018 Nuno Santo
2019 Daniel Farke
2020 Marcelo Bielsa
2021 Daniel Farke
2022 Marco Silva
2023 Vincent Kompany
2024 Enzo Maresca
So, if we can't get one of them, we should be looking at managers with similar profiles.
These are a few to consider:
Vasco Matos
Kjetil Knutsen
Fabio Grosso
José Fonte [Post edited 19 Apr 21:37]
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Not sure I need a long list of managers who won’t come here,Dirk. | | | |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 18:28 - Apr 21 with 665 views | 1teeminants |
| Rohl's Wednesday on 16:32 - Apr 20 by grumpy |
Not sure I need a long list of managers who won’t come here,Dirk. |
Great win for Wednesday despite the players not being paid.
I wonder how motivated we all would be at work if we didn’t get paid. Fancy that . |  |
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