Absolutely no chance of getting a single one of them apart from Bilic and maybe Frank.

How Bilic is an upgrade on RH I'm really not sure, and whilst Frank has done a good job in the championship, so did Freedman, and Holloway. They are both available if you like?

Edited by TheBigToePunt (26 Dec 2020 10.13pm)

Bilic took West Ham squad to 7th in the league he got west brom promoted with a s***e squad. They will go down even with Allardyce. If you seriously belive no manager could do better then 4 wins in 24 with this squad then you are daft. Hodgson has turned a 15 goal a season striker into a donkey a generational talent into a isolated striker who don't want to be here and has inspired nobody. Do you think players want to sign for Hodgson every ex player he had seems to hate him except Danny Murphy.

I'm not saying that nobody could ever do better, what I'm saying is that:

1. There isn't a manager alive who could take us to the mythical 'next level' until the club grows significantly off the field. Until then mid table is our lot, whoever gets us there, and using whatever methods.

2. You don't sack a manager without having someone lined up who is not a replacement, but also an improvement.

Bilic is a journeyman coach. I wouldn't object to his appointment if we already had a vacancy, but he isn't an upgrade on Hodgson.

I'm not saying that nobody could ever do better, what I'm saying is that:

1. There isn't a manager alive who could take us to the mythical 'next level' until the club grows significantly off the field. Until then mid table is our lot, whoever gets us there, and using whatever methods.

2. You don't sack a manager without having someone lined up who is not a replacement, but also an improvement.

Bilic is a journeyman coach. I wouldn't object to his appointment if we already had a vacancy, but he isn't an upgrade on Hodgson.

I don't have a name of a manager off the too of my head but I'd put my neck on the line to say that I feel that a plethora of candidates could inspire greater play than what has been played in the last two games. Do I believe most managers could do better than the team selections of late, the very late subs which some would find bizarre and the lack of player rotation outside of our forever rotating and aging defence .... Yes.

Quite simply. Roy looks as lost as to what to do with this squad as he is for words of insight at a press conference as to what is failing.

We need a manager who's going to give the team a kick up the rear end and someone with a bit of guile to hit it home to the players that their attitude and their lack of composure and concentration isn't good enough.

Not a manager who is in the twilight of his managing career who looks worn out by crap play from players who aren't showing up.

I may not have a manager in mind but I'm damn sure I'm not the only one to feel this way.

We can pull managers names out of thin air but frankly its not our problem to come up with a hypothetical solution to a managerial s***house.