Rousseau

After match 3:

Pitso Mosimane would be interesting. He's probably on a shit load in Saudi Arabia, though.

33% win rate. Shoot! Unfortunate...

Having had a quick look, the only managers that you could say are 'doing well' are Martindale and Neilson. They give me the fear!

I don't pay much attention to Scottish football outside ourselves, but are there any young Scottish(-based) managers about?

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I'm less concerned about their experience and more concerned about their ability to implement a winning style of play. A manager with vast amounts of experience and a track record of titles is most likely outwith our reach, whereas some up-and-coming manager - with a track record of implementing a style of play (Ange, for example: experience was limited to backwaters, but had a long track record of being able to implement his style of play) - is much more likely, and more important.

A list of two, then. We just need to tempt him away from Germany. I actually like the sound of Flick's assistant (Danny Rohl - assistand to Flick at Germany and Bayern; and under Hasenhuttl at Southampton and Leipzig), but that's most definitely a project.

It's actually 55%, but I'm not sure win % is a good metric to go on. We need a man that can get a 75-80% win rate, but who in world football has that? It would be a list of one (Pep).

Two. Three.

All three together? Unprecedented.

Bielsa is still without a club... 👀

One vote is not enough!

I've found the name in the "Dear Lord no" category!

Bosz is a talented coach, but he has a track record of being dogmatic and failing to implement is ideas - other than at Ajax. I'm not a fan of Dutch coaches. I like the calibre of his name, though (Ajax, Dortmund, Leverkusen, Lyon, etc.; big names).

'I've still got a tight hammy, boss-- ' 'Oh - he's gone!'

That is a shocking list.

No mention of the coaching staff, either.

I'm hoping the "The search for the new manager is now underway" line is just a formality, and that we're well ahead in the process of appointing our next manager.

GvB reminds me of Roberto Di Matteo. Comes in, does nothing in the league, but wins the CL. Sometimes managers are suited to certain competitions. Unfortunately, our bread and butter is the league; we need to be winning.

@CammyF beat me to it, but... confirmed!