Venables offered job according 2Newstalk

ronbyrne2005 · 07-01-2008 02:40PM #1

If true I will give him the chance to prove himself once FAI have offered him only an initial 2 year largely incentive/results based contract.

Xavi6 · 07-01-2008 02:44PM

ronbyrne2005 wrote: »

If true I will give him the chance to prove himself once FAI have offered him only an initial 2 year largely incentive/results based contract.

No chance should be given. It's a disaster in the making.

Unearthly · 07-01-2008 02:45PM

Don't know why they dragged out the inevitable

whiskeyman · 07-01-2008 02:46PM

Xavi6 wrote: »

It's a disaster in the making.

As the FAI are involved, it's definately gonna happen so!

Sizzler · 07-01-2008 02:59PM

This was on Today FM premiership live weeks ago

Juan Pablo · 07-01-2008 04:26PM

It looks like Venebles will be offered the job today. The Bulgaria job, that is.

astrofool · 07-01-2008 04:39PM

I was just thinking today, what is the point in the FAI giving long contracts to unproven (at international level) managers. It's not as if big clubs will be along to snap them up, yet we gave Staunton 4 years, extended McCarthy's just befre he was sacked and Kerr also had to be paid off. All those pay offs would have gotten one very good manager in.

Why not, as said above, give them one qualifying campaign, and take it from there, even if they are in a long contract, if a big club comes calling they will leave, and the compensation is usually a pittance.

godtabh · 07-01-2008 04:43PM

astrofool wrote: »

I was just thinking today, what is the point in the FAI giving long contracts to unproven (at international level) managers. It's not as if big clubs will be along to snap them up, yet we gave Staunton 4 years, extended McCarthy's just befre he was sacked and Kerr also had to be paid off. All those pay offs would have gotten one very good manager in.

Why not, as said above, give them one qualifying campaign, and take it from there, even if they are in a long contract, if a big club comes calling they will leave, and the compensation is usually a pittance.

Didnt McCarthy leave and didnt Kerr's run out?

justfortherecor · 07-01-2008 04:44PM

Juan Pablo wrote: »

It looks like Venebles will be offered the job today. The Bulgaria job, that is.

Was Dimitar Penev sacked/resigned from the post?

PHB · 07-01-2008 04:57PM

The point is simple really. Look at McLeish for Scotland. If they do well, then if a big club comes calling, the FAI would get paid off. And since they are only after money, and actually think they are picking a good manager, this philosophy makes sense. However, now maybe they realise they are too stupid to pick someone half decent.

semibluff · 07-01-2008 05:14PM

Juan Pablo wrote: »

It looks like Venebles will be offered the job today. The Bulgaria job, that is.

Ive been scrambling around trying to get betting on this . . . anyone know where there is a market for it??

its happening tomorow ive been told

Hobart · 07-01-2008 05:15PM

astrofool wrote: »

I was just thinking today, what is the point in the FAI giving long contracts to unproven (at international level) managers. It's not as if big clubs will be along to snap them up, yet we gave Staunton 4 years, extended McCarthy's just befre he was sacked and Kerr also had to be paid off. All those pay offs would have gotten one very good manager in.

Why not, as said above, give them one qualifying campaign, and take it from there, even if they are in a long contract, if a big club comes calling they will leave, and the compensation is usually a pittance.

Don't remember the details of McCarthy (didn't think he was paid off). Kerr's contract ran out AFAIK, so no pay off there either.

As for Stan, I know Michael Kennedy was involved in his departure, I would not be surprised if he was involved in the drafting of the initial contract, hence the 4 year deal.

I disagree that the FAI are "only after money" they are not that blinkered or stupid tbh. Of course they will take the money, and they need it, but the money comes through success and you simply cannot have success without a decent manager in place, no matter what the players, even they realise that.

Stan was a punt that did not work. If we had qualified for the EC, we would be singing his praises at the moment. Look at the sh1te we played under Charlton, and yet look at the results!!

herbieflowers · 07-01-2008 05:18PM

but it was effective ****e! we stifled other teams and our long-ball game posed problems under Jack...

Hobart · 07-01-2008 05:21PM

herbieflowers wrote: »

but it was effective ****e! we stifled other teams and our long-ball game posed problems under Jack...

That's my point. It worked. People were bemoaning Stans lack of technical ability, and yet, if we had qualified, he would have been a great 'ol man...

The public are fickle. They will file out in their droves when a team reaches the last 8/16 of the WC/EC etc... and yet will fail to see the wood for the proverbial.

astrofool · 07-01-2008 05:50PM

You could have put Stan in charge of Brazil and he'd fail to qualify. Hell, he'd probably have failed to qualify with Austria and Switzerland. The manager's we have hired are the least likely to go on to big clubs, hence we shouldn't really need to keep them on a contract longer than one campaign.

mike65 · 07-01-2008 06:34PM

El Tel says not only is he not taking charge, he has'nt been interviewed.

Mike.

~Rebel~ · 07-01-2008 06:35PM

mike65 wrote: »

El Tel says not only is he not taking charge, he has'nt been interviewed.

Mike.

really? any source?

mike65 · 07-01-2008 06:37PM

Newstalk!

also this might add weight http://www.eleven-a-side.com/boysingreen/irish_soccer_detail.asp?newsid=30507
http://international.ibox.bg/news/id_113363975

Mike.

justfortherecor · 07-01-2008 06:57PM

The plot thickens...

Helix · 07-01-2008 08:02PM

the job is dalgleish's

whiskeyman · 08-01-2008 12:11AM

Helix wrote: »

the job is dalgleish's

Good God... even Stan has more of a persona than him!! :eek:

estebancambias · 08-01-2008 01:30AM

Ah Whiskeyman, I know you might be feeling a bit upset, but there is nothing that can condone what you just said there.

Charlie · 08-01-2008 02:42AM

Why hasn't more noise not been made about Hoddle.

Head and shoulders above candidates like Daglish, Venables, Aldo, Brady etc.

Alot of ex-pros like Ince and Shearer have said that he was the best coach they worked under, that his planning and preparation was meticulous.

I reckon we'd stand a good chance of getting him, as he still seems to be a bit of a leper for Premiership teams to touch, and he couldn't have been on mega money at Wolves.

I think he'd have a hunger to prove some of his critics, and the English FA, wrong.

Helix · 08-01-2008 09:37AM

hoddle comes with too much baggage imo

masterK · 08-01-2008 09:55AM

Houllier has been cut in price from 16/1 to 4/1 by Powers in the last 24 hours.

Sizzler · 08-01-2008 09:56AM

Big Mick says he wants the job back :eek:

Xavi6 · 08-01-2008 10:13AM

Sizzler wrote: »

Big Mick says he wants the job back :eek:

I'd have him back over Venables, Hoddle et al

shane86 · 08-01-2008 10:51AM

Helix wrote: »

the job is dalgleish's

On several occasions in the last 2 odd months the job has been rumoured to have been given to Dalglish/Souness/Tel/me/my granny. The amount of rumour as to who has been given the job is something else, so I wont believe a thing until i see it.

As for Mick do we really want another living breathing piece of FAI disorganisation running the operation? Whether the awful planning in 2002 was his fault or that of the FAI may be unclear, however he did little to alleviate it and pretty much towed the party line and got on with it. No thanks.

tbh we missed the boat re more suitable candidates like Troussier and Hodgson. The FAI is either waiting on Tel to call them back (though iirc he claims he hasnt even been contacted) or else are waiting for some manager to get the sack and grab him.

Dave! · 08-01-2008 11:07AM

Maureen's still outa the job...............:o

dc69 · 08-01-2008 02:51PM

where do newstalk get this ****,they said yesterday morning that venables had been offered the job,i checked the other news and they all said he was in for the bulgaria job,this morning newstalk say he has been offered the bulgaria job,i think they are off the ball no pun intended

tetsujin1979 · 08-01-2008 04:46PM

Ken Early spoke to Venables before last night's Off The Ball and he said the FAI haven't spoken to him at all. Venables declined to speak on air though. We live in hope

Venables offered job according 2Newstalk

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