Are you still living in the 70s with your Neanderthal (Google it) and sexist comments, you are an embarrassment to the forum.

There will always be rocks in the road ahead of us. They will be stumbling blocks or stepping stones; it all depends on how you use them.

Friedrich Nietzsche

I don`t think if you are the manager of Palace you need to be an ex employee of Palace to look at future players.

South London born and bred
red and blue till im dead.

I don't hold Potters record at Chelsea against him, as someone said, its a mess of a Club who anyone will struggle to succeed there. Brighton often threatened to play well under him, but never acheived it.

But Southgate, is worse. forgoing the fact that international management is a completely different challenge to a domestic management; You have a manager who has never achieved any more than create a good environment for his players.
His playing style has progressed From selecting his promising youth (whom he knew well from his time with the u21s) to sticking with the same a-lot-older-now established stars, disregarding the next generation of promising youth he knows little about - unless forced, of course. The players look disjointed, have no understanding with their teammates and look devoid of ideas.
The less said about his Club management days the better. but in his defence he was young and still learning his trade.

If it's a choice between Potter and Southgate, I'd go for Roy.

What an incredibly uninspiring shortlist of managers after 6 months of looking.

"It was a Team effort, I guess it took all players working together to lose this one"

Defo agree with you on that Fudger . We are better than that , sexist and homophobic remarks . Give it up Caveman Sarf . Find a dictionary and learn a few more words to add to you vocabulary.

Thanks for the feedback people much appreciated. I am honoured you like to discuss my posts.

With Gareth, it depends on who gets sacked in the last few months of the season. If a team in the top 10 gets rid of their manager GS is more likely to go there rather than go to a team like us who will be in the lower half of the table. I imagine he will also want plenty of money to spend to buy Harry Maguire and his other favourites and we wont give him that.

Potter's my choice, his stock is lower now than it should be so this would be our opportunity to get him - he is a very talented and intelligent coach, just didn't fit at the Chelsea madhouse. I can't believe how some posters are dismissing Southgate, he might be more suited to international management than league but he's a different animal to the 35 year old who managed Middlesboro.