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Viv Anderson
1st Class Camp said:It's been so long since we had a decent manager I'd totally forgotten the stress of waiting for him to be offered a better job...
who was the last one you had such stress over?
1st Class Camp said:It's been so long since we had a decent manager I'd totally forgotten the stress of waiting for him to be offered a better job...
Jayce said:Craig Brown backs him for it, but doesn't think he'd take it.
Link: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_5699196,00.html
Jayce said:Craig Brown backs him for it, but doesn't think he'd take it.
Link: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_5699196,00.html
Em Jay** said:It really doesn't matter who takes the job, the players are not there and not even the finest managers would qualify at the moment with them, plus they have no decent youngsters coming through at all.
Winnits said:He won't take it, he can't bemoan the lack of ability to strengthen his squad because, well, his squad would all be Scottish lol
Jon NFFC said:i think billy would take it if offered, it's closer to his family, his national country and would be loads more money.
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funky said:Billy would be b****y stupid to take the Scotland job. At Forest, he can use this as leverage to get more money in the january sales....
Scumbaggio said:The Scotland job is a poisoned chalice, in theory it is a wonderful opportunity.
In reality you have a poor pool of players and apathetic fans, hardly a recipe for success.
Club management is the place to be.
earthworm said:I bet the invention of the deep fried Mars bar and Scotland becoming a joke in international football started about the same time.
petaco said:Your biggest fear should be Walter Smith taking over the Scotland job, leaving Billy Davies eyeing up the manager's job at his beloved Rangers.
earthworm said:I thought I caught a glimpse of Joe Kinnear on Sky Sports News when they were talking about the Scotland job, was it just my imagination?