Most likely to be Lampard

Paulo Fonseca was branded around before but as he's leaving Roma, he's already stated a preference to stay in Italy

I've seen John Terry come up and that's an emphatic No from me and too far-fetched

Dyche will apparently require a payout to Burnley so dunno if we have appetite to do that

Then of course if you look at the Championship, Steve Cooper is a compelling choice appointment given his work with youth development, style of play and carrying Swansea to the play-off. Much may depend on how they get on i.e. Qualifying to premier league

A lot of people felt the same way about Roy when he was announced......surely an announcement of a new manager must be imminent as nobody is going to sign a new contract or consider joining us until they know who is in charge.

I have the feeling it's going to be Lampard and it will go horribly wrong. Dyche fills me with far more confidence.

The bottom line is it could all so easily go wrong whoever gets the job. Let’s face it ever since we came into the league it has gone wrong very quickly , or within a couple of years. Pulis, and Big Sam, pulled out well before it could go pear shaped on their watch.
And then there was Hodgson. It’s now time to get real , as Hodgson, has been squeezing the sponge dry in the last two years to keep us in this league. Let’s hope we get a good un, and the club can do what they failed to do for Hodgson, and stop allowing the playing side to stagnate , and come up with some bright forward thinking signings.
And please they don’t leave everything in the air until a week or so before the new season, as regards who the new man is.

4 Premier League jobs have come available this season.

2 for clubs trying to get in the champions league.

2 for clubs in relegation places.

We are a stable club in the most elite sporting completion in the world.

There's more decent managers than jobs available and the candidates will be climbing over each other to have a crack at this one. It's a fantastic opportunity.

Hopefully, it will be someone that doesn't settle for mediocrity and will have an interest in getting the best out of ever aspect of the club including training, development and recruitment.

We need to move on from sticking 10 men behind the ball knowing that will result in us knicking enough points to survive. That approach now below the bare minium requirement.

Sports about being the best you can be, not about simply trying to avoid failure.

Was that Neil Warnock bagging up his shopping in Sainsbury’s just then?