| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... 17:28 - Jun 11 with 1951 views | Pippin1970 |
Hes around the ground few games etc. He has big knowledge in the game.He will keep tne same staff we have now. Recruit from abroad for players. [Post edited 11 Jun 17:29]
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:29 - Jun 11 with 1667 views | azuremerlangus |
We could do a lot worse than Ole |  |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:30 - Jun 11 with 1656 views | LeightonBuzzardBlue |
He'd be a coup for us imo. Would defo be a good name to attract players. He excites me much more than most of the names floating about atm |  | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:48 - Jun 11 with 1476 views | portmanking |
Solskjaer's 18-year-old son is an Ipswich fan too... First I'd heard of that. | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:50 - Jun 11 with 1464 views | phillymark |
Of the names I know, I think he would be my favorite, along with Frank. There are tons of young foreign managers that many people on this site have more knowledge that I who I am sure would be excellent options too. But Ole would be exciting | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:51 - Jun 11 with 1452 views | LA_Tractor_Boy |
Of all the names bandied about, OGS is who I would like to see appointed.
Has PL experience, plays attacking football and will be able to attract players. But just as importantly, he has the right personality for an ITFC manager. Someone like Dyche just wouldn't fit IMO. | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:53 - Jun 11 with 1421 views | SouperJim |
Would be very happy with Solskjaer and I think he's the one name that relatively few fans would be critical of, so I really hope he's who we end up with. I also think Rosenior would be a good appointment, but I know his dreadful performance at Chelsea will have put a lot of fans off. I'm not quite so sure about O'Neil, his record doesn't seem as good, so a bit puzzled as to why it seems like he's the early frontrunner. |  |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:55 - Jun 11 with 1389 views | franz_tyson |
I'm thinking he might be a safe choice, but I struggle to see how he's the type to fight a relegation battle or over-achieve. Nice guy and personable, but not for me. Neither a young gun with something to prove or a nuggety, firefighter. | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:00 - Jun 11 with 1320 views | WolfieAtTheBack |
KM coached with OGS so the style remains mostly the same, there will be fewer tactical changes. | | | |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:01 - Jun 11 with 1315 views | John_Warks_Willy |
Not convinced he’d keep the same staff, but I appreciate the logic so you could be right.
Whatever my thoughts on Ole, he is only an option if he’s guaranteed a significant transfer kitty. He wouldn’t compromise like some of the other names being thrown around. Therefore, if it is him, I’d believe we mean business at least. |  |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:08 - Jun 11 with 1245 views | WolfieAtTheBack |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:01 - Jun 11 by John_Warks_Willy |
Not convinced he’d keep the same staff, but I appreciate the logic so you could be right.
Whatever my thoughts on Ole, he is only an option if he’s guaranteed a significant transfer kitty. He wouldn’t compromise like some of the other names being thrown around. Therefore, if it is him, I’d believe we mean business at least. |
Did Pert and Ole work together at Man Utd? | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:10 - Jun 11 with 1207 views | John_Warks_Willy |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:08 - Jun 11 by WolfieAtTheBack |
Did Pert and Ole work together at Man Utd? |
AI says yes….
Martyn Pert and Ole Gunnar Solskjær formed a key partnership as part of the coaching staff at Manchester United. | |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:10 - Jun 11 with 1207 views | WolfieAtTheBack |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:08 - Jun 11 by WolfieAtTheBack |
Did Pert and Ole work together at Man Utd? |
They did, for over 130 games.
Getting the old band back together.
OGS also worked with Pert at Cardiff. | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:18 - Jun 11 with 1125 views | Hackneyblueboy |
Ole would be a good ambassador for the club and should be able to attract players. Not sure in his coaching ability but we could do worse for sure. | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:21 - Jun 11 with 1086 views | MK1 |
Yes please. |  |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:23 - Jun 11 with 1060 views | Nutkins_Return |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:10 - Jun 11 by John_Warks_Willy |
AI says yes….
Martyn Pert and Ole Gunnar Solskjær formed a key partnership as part of the coaching staff at Manchester United. |
If we could make sure we keep a lot of the background staff and Pert it would be fantastic. It's been the bedrock of Brentford success for example keeping some continuity and is why the club is so much better equipped to cope now. Of course normally and manager will have a close core ground that normally go with.
Losing Pert would be damaging for McKenna though. They seem close.
Id like to see Ole come in quite obviously.
Underated manager who brought great success to Molde who had never won a title before. Did a really good job with United (when you look at the context of them before and after him).
Ole is also an attraction in terms of names and style for players. Well connected at United and in the Norwegian game where we know there is talent.
It would be a yes from me amongst 3-4 others. | |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:24 - Jun 11 with 1043 views | southnorfolkblue |
Would certainly get my vote | |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:27 - Jun 11 with 1006 views | WolfieAtTheBack |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:23 - Jun 11 by Nutkins_Return |
If we could make sure we keep a lot of the background staff and Pert it would be fantastic. It's been the bedrock of Brentford success for example keeping some continuity and is why the club is so much better equipped to cope now. Of course normally and manager will have a close core ground that normally go with.
Losing Pert would be damaging for McKenna though. They seem close.
Id like to see Ole come in quite obviously.
Underated manager who brought great success to Molde who had never won a title before. Did a really good job with United (when you look at the context of them before and after him).
Ole is also an attraction in terms of names and style for players. Well connected at United and in the Norwegian game where we know there is talent.
It would be a yes from me amongst 3-4 others. |
Could be a good mentor for Sindre too. | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:30 - Jun 11 with 973 views | ketton_itfc |
I think so too. Experienced manager(has a pretty good record didn't appreciate that), has followed the club over the last few years through his friendship with Mckenna and thinks highly of Pert. Makes sense on lots of levels.
I'm all for it. |  | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:42 - Jun 11 with 857 views | mistert |
My preferred option too. Seems a good fit for us...just a gut feeling. |  | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:52 - Jun 11 with 751 views | victorysquad |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:29 - Jun 11 by azuremerlangus |
We could do a lot worse than Ole |
What if..... Ole comes in, Kieran stays (lives) in Ipswich for a year (kids stay at school), waiting for Celtic job and he helps Ole, maybe not front facing, but acts as another pair of eyes / ears. Kieran has plenty of time to house hunt for Celtic job, watch Celtic games, get up to speed on Scottish football etc... spends 2 years at Celtic then comes back to us...... [Post edited 11 Jun 18:54]
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:52 - Jun 11 with 748 views | Vaughan8 |
I've said it on other threads, I don't think he's a manager for a relegation battle. Apart from Cardiff, where he ultimately got the relegated, he's been at the other end of the table.
He's not young anymore so doesn't fit that bill.
He plays attacking football which I know people won't like, but we can't do that.
Do we want to keep al the staff? Isn't this a perfect time to start afresh.
Not for me. Plenty of people seems OK with him, i'm in the minority, but not for me. | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:56 - Jun 11 with 698 views | ottovonbismark |
It will be O' Neill - Ashton knows he can control him. | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 18:58 - Jun 11 with 664 views | hadleighboyblue |
Either Ole or Frank would be good appointments with the right experience , but another young coach could also be interesting .......but most of the other names being mentioned are underwhelming .
I'm hopeful that McKenna might have had some input into the decision | | | |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 19:01 - Jun 11 with 629 views | Whos_blue |
Would be very pleased if it was. |  |
| "Look, I don't wanna be the same as everybody else. That's why I'm a Mod, see?" |
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| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 19:06 - Jun 11 with 551 views | Simonds92 |
| Gut feeling it will be Ole.... on 17:55 - Jun 11 by franz_tyson |
I'm thinking he might be a safe choice, but I struggle to see how he's the type to fight a relegation battle or over-achieve. Nice guy and personable, but not for me. Neither a young gun with something to prove or a nuggety, firefighter. |
Agree with this, he seems like he could manage personalities at bigger clubs quite well but not sure he's in any way a tactical genius or able to develop players in the same way McKenna has been able to. | | | |
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