saint jude wrote:Latest odds has Chris Coleman as leading candidate, this issue still has a course to run but where the f*ck they produce some of these names from hell only knows :
Coleman 5 / 2
Kuqi 5 / 1
Paul Cook 10 / 1
Mowbray / Paul Hurst 14/1
Sol Campbell 20 /' 1
Warburton 25 / 1
Mike Appleton 33 / 1
then same odds for
Nigel Pearson, Jon McGreal, Pardew, David Unsworth, Cowley, Grayson, Lampard, Bilic, Neil Lennon, Uwe Rosler, Martin O'Neil
Gary Megson / Grant McCann / Glenn Hoddle / George Burley / Owen Coyle 40 /' 1
others names that are under consideration include Gordon Strachan, Stuart McCall, Craig Bellamy (!), Sven Goran Eriksson, Patrick Kluivert.
No bullshit, these are actual contenders for the vacancy. One thought / solution, was employing the damn lot of them and having a different manager in charge for each week of the season..
I truly don’t understand how they come up with the odds for some of these managers. Just wonder if they feed names into a computer and up pops a number. As soon as someone gets fired .... they instantly have short odds ( Pardew, Coleman).
I very much doubt if the bookies priority is ITFC and so maybe don’t focus too much attention on accuracy. Probably the big money and focus at the moment is on Arsenal’s new manager.
At the moment, Hurst looks a good bet at 14/1 .... as he seems a genuine and plausible candidate. I think by end of May, the bookies’ candidate selection should start making sense, but at the moment it’s stupid.