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New ROI Soccer Manager

Brendan Bendar

Looks like Mick McCarthy is in the driving seat, think it’s a retrograde step myself, but who else is out there?

Will Ian Evans(who) be back

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Buford T. Justice XIX

buried wrote: »

Dieg O'Maradona please

He'd be just the lad for it, guaranteed Irish:pac:

All My Stars Aligned

Joe Schmidt or failing that the lad that coached the Irish Women's Hockey team. Better still a dream team of both of them.

RobbingBandit

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The Tetrarch

Heimir Hallgrímsson

Samuel Vimes

Eamon Dunphy

mzungu

Roy Race is the only man for the job.

Odhinn

humberklog wrote: »

Would've liked to have seen Chris Coleman in the mix.

Delaney is the poxbottle that should be next out on his ear.

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2018/11/22/breaking-john-delaney-still-fai-president/?fbclid=IwAR3gDHeV1URg4baeUrjLMLBh0p7AUsvRe6EQyTpb0NpJ_BOOeL12hPmOMKs

AllForIt

Well I just can't wait to find out which new surname I'm going to be sick of hearing off every day in the media for the next few years. Exciting times.

WoollyRedHat

buried wrote: »

Diego Maradona please

Half John Delaney's salary and offer Maradona a bumper deal, if you know what I mean.

buried

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

Half John Delaney's salary and offer Maradona a bumper deal, if you know what I mean.

The islands awash with that stuff anyways, can't be too difficult! This should really be done!!

jojofizzio

The Tetrarch wrote: »

Heimir Hallgrson

Is this a real person?(I’m not a football fan...)

Hammer89

West Ham fan myself. I think the Rice thing was a big disappointment. Him declaring for us, and a decent O'Neill replacement, would be two huge steps.

Noveight

Cushty number. Monster salary for coaching a bunch of kick-it-head-it halfwits.

Yer Da sells Avon

I'll say one thing about Mick McCarthy - he's afraid of nothing.

Duff

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

Half John Delaney's salary and offer Maradona a bumper deal, if you know what I mean.

Cocaine. Do you mean cocaine?

SEPT 23 1989

Sephiroth_dude

Stephen Kenny or Mick McCarthy would be my choice, mick is my favorite Irish manager.

BattleCorp

Doesn't matter who is in charge.

Silk Purse / Sows Ear

andekwarhola

No problem with Mccarthy. Safe enough hands and a sound guy.

The problems with Irish football are a lot deeper though. We're not currently producing enough players domestically and our traditional method of a combo of embarrassing granny rule (lick arsing **** like Declan Rice) and firing over kids to England to get developed is on the rocks because the standard in England, between their own massively improved academies and them pinching kids from far more developed football countries, is much higher now.

Most Irish football supporters are complicit in this state of affairs because they starve the local game of money and attention and have always looked to England to bring through our players which isn't happening now.

Most of you bought into it. Support Liverpool and expect a decent republic of Ireland team to magically assemble from kids fired over to England from the likes of Joeys, Belvo and Kevin's who just develop kids for that market.

We need to get used to being a pretty tiny nation on the football stage unless we do something like small nations like Croatia or Iceland: real investment in player development, a relatively healthy domestic football league supported fully by our football association.

But yeah, Big Mick Ole Ole etc

Yamanoto

Zeek12 wrote: »

Tony O'Donoghue now reporting its not decided yet and that Kenny is still in the running

https://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2018/1122/1012682-return-of-the-mick-mccarthy-to-be-offered-ireland-job/

Speaking of Tony O'Donoghue, Martin ONeill's contemptuous treatment of him reflected very poorly on the former Ireland manager. Showed himself to be a mean spirited & thin skinned child time & again.

completedit

Honestly, we are such a joke of a country. In any other small country, a manager who has excelled like Kenny would be the defacto choice, we have some strange obsession with England. Give him a chance to prove himself as a manager in his own country and allow him to use that as a springboard onto a career in top level football. He deserves it for his work with Dundalk over the past 6 years. We're never going to win a world cup, so we might as well bring Kenny in and hopefully he helps at least establish an identity and feel good factor into this team which imo has been missing since around 2006. Even qualifying for Euro 2012 and 16, we had an old team, we need a fresh, vibrant, youthful, quick and pacey team that people can get behind.

Francie Barrett

What's David O' Leary doing these days?

backspin.

Surely we can pry Pep Guardiola away from Man City. Failing that Mick McCarthy is the man.

Cork Boy 53

backspin. wrote: »

Surely we can pry Pep Guardiola away from Man City. Failing that Mick McCarthy is the man.

There may well be a certain Portuguese born manager looking for a new job in the next few months. Could he be tempted I wonder? In the meantime I suppose we will have to go back to Mick Mc. Things didn't end well the last time he was in the role.

gormdubhgorm

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I'd be pushing for somebody like Roddy Collins.

Woke Hogan wrote: »

He would be ideal if you never wanted Ireland to win a match again.

Just think of what a great fly on the wall documentary it would make.

gormdubhgorm

completedit wrote: »

Honestly, we are such a joke of a country. In any other small country, a manager who has excelled like Kenny would be the defacto choice, we have some strange obsession with England. Give him a chance to prove himself as a manager in his own country and allow him to use that as a springboard onto a career in top level football. He deserves it for his work with Dundalk over the past 6 years. We're never going to win a world cup, so we might as well bring Kenny in and hopefully he helps at least establish an identity and feel good factor into this team which imo has been missing since around 2006. Even qualifying for Euro 2012 and 16, we had an old team, we need a fresh, vibrant, youthful, quick and pacey team that people can get behind.

Kenny would be mad to manage Ireland.
The Dundalk job is a better job then the Irish one!

AllForIt

I though soccer threads weren't allowed on AH. Or so I was told when I started a thread related to soccer that was deleted for that reason.

Witchie

Yamanoto wrote: »

Speaking of Tony O'Donoghue, Martin ONeill's contemptuous treatment of him reflected very poorly on the former Ireland manager. Showed himself to be a mean spirited & thin skinned child time & again.

Have always seen O'Neill as a whingebag. Have seen an interview where he bashed Our Gerry for the attention he got for scoring in a world cup. Jealous wee toerag so he is.

Anyway as others have said the first step to football redemption is getting rid of Delaney and his cronies. Need change in the FAI.

joeguevara

These lads couldn’t be any worse than the last two. Could even bring a few Italian guys in.

Brendan Bendar

AllForIt wrote: »

I though soccer threads weren't allowed on AH. Or so I was told when I started a thread related to soccer that was deleted for that reason.

This one is more managerial than actual soccer, apologies if I was out of order.

Mods can delete it if it was not in order for AH.