I just don't understand the obsession with Wagner. He did well in the Championship to scrape into the play offs. His first season in the Premiership he did very well. That's largely because he and his team were an unknown quantity, were written off and under estimated by many people and they had a game plan which for a while worked.
Once they had been figured out it was always going to be game over because Huddersfield have not got the quality to turn a game and their tactics became transparent.
As soon as this became clear (as well as the fact that excessive fouling, diving, etc was no longer having any impact) Wagner walked, presumably to protect his reputation as a manager that hasn't been relegated. Problem is though that they were rock bottom when he left and although results may not have improved since he left performances certainly have so I'd say Wagner most definitely must take a large slice of responsibility for Huddersfield's relegation.
Don't get me wrong, I think once they'd been figured out even Pep would not have been able to save them but that still doesn't mean he has done anything to warrant being in demand in the best league in the World

Oh well, if he interviews well........

That and the fact that he did an unbelievable job with Huddersfield. ...getting them up was huge, keeping them up for even one season was huge. I don't think any manager could have kept them up for a second season.

I like the Gerrard suggestion (if we could get him). Would be a bit like when we recruited Steve Coppell - great player, very young and inexperienced as a manager, respected by players, everything to prove. But why would Gerrard leave Rangers?
Further thought: We all know Roy will retire sooner rather than later, so why isn't a replacement already lined up and working as his assistant? Maybe Popovich would be interested in deputising for a year or two (if he could be tempted back from Oz to the grey skies of SE25).

Possibly because they’re sh**e and won’t win anything unless Celtic decide to keep Neal Lennon as manager.

For those arguing for a change of manager:

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No to big name former players and yes to someone like Hodgson who has a ton of experience in the lower leagues, and has a record of doing what we need.

Mid table security and a cup run will do it for me.

If you come to a fork in the road, take it.