Scotland

[gatso]

Ugh at choosing Paisley he would be the worst out of that group for me, Shankley built that Liverpool team and made them the best in the country. Paisley just did a good solid job after that.

but I picked him at random from that list so I must be right. I actually couldn't care less who it is but thought I'd better pick an english bloke cos they're the best

[Ironside]

Of course we want a homegrown managers. It should be a rule that managers should be from the country they manage, the same as the players. Seems daft to me that this isnt the rule. English will disagree though since there has never been a good manager to come from England hence they need to go elsewhere

Here we go!


I'll start you off with Sir Robert Robson and Sir Alf Ramsey

Mr Brian Clough one of the greatest club managers in British football ever.

FYP

Just creates an argument who is the best ever - Clough, Stein, Shankley, Paisley, Ferguson, Busby all have a claim for different and valid reasons.

lol. you can take rod out of the mods room but you can't take the mod out of rod

(paisley is the greatest btw)

When did that happen?

Rodders not Paisley obv

not long ago, apparently he got sacked cos he spat in kinboshi's tea

http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=43930.0

get it right he lumped boshi one when the tea boy spat in his tea

[thetank]

list of scottish world cup winning managers please

Peter Prentice
James Manclark

[Maxriddles]

Liking the Walter Smith rumours, ideal man for the Scotland job IMO although I'd like to see him stay on at Rangers, that said he is looking ready to step down.

[Rod Paradise]

Liking the Walter Smith rumours, ideal man for the Scotland job IMO although I'd like to see him stay on at Rangers, that said he is looking ready to step down.

I don't think he should get a second chance, he quit before during a qualifying campaign.

[Maxriddles]

Liking the Walter Smith rumours, ideal man for the Scotland job IMO although I'd like to see him stay on at Rangers, that said he is looking ready to step down.

I don't think he should get a second chance, he quit before during a qualifying campaign.

He did quit for Rangers though so entirely forgivable IMO. 

Seriously though I see your point but he got the most convincing displays from a Scotland team that I recall seeing for quite a few years, also very unlikely to leave a second time (unless McCoist and McDowell make a hideous mess of things at Ibrox).

[Teacake]

Liking the Walter Smith rumours, ideal man for the Scotland job IMO although I'd like to see him stay on at Rangers, that said he is looking ready to step down.

Love this idea also, Sally in charge of the huns would be awesome!