One of the dangers of what the club did this year is that many Managers will look at the investment pattern and the trigger finger and will be put off.

I cant imagine Postecoglou for instance would come to us. He's turned Celtic around in a short space of time, he's won in Japan with a team thats not the best resourced, he's won in Australia with my local team that has been rubbish since what he built left and with Australia he won our only trophy in the Asian Cup. He would want a club that backed him and where he got a long term to turn it around.

My preference would be Arne Slot. He has got average players to play beyond what could be expected of them in his last two appointments. I know people will say he has no prem experience and we have been burned with the like of FdB and Viera. But he comes with a better track record AND a lot more experience than those two. Ten Hag has come and really done well at Manure, which to be honest has been a mess.

Ask any Leicester fan about Rodgers and his last two years at the club. Probably thumb down from 99% of them, please NO to him taking over from Roy.

You can definitely get a similar response from West Ham fans about Moyes.

Old, Ungifted and White

That's as maybe. But none of my West Ham supporting friends have much time for him.

Personally I think he's done a decent job although this season they have under performed in the League, especially given their spending last summer.

Old, Ungifted and White

I like Moyes and previously would have quickly endorsed his arrival at Palace however I feel as though this team is not built for him and this is where it went wrong at WHU too.

He likes a bit more physicality and 'old skool' football whereas we have a lot of youngsters with unique technical ability and flair. Having said that Hodgson seems able to get a tune out of them but I would be sceptical of Moyes' ability to mould this team into that which would suit them (and not him).

Rodgers is also a 'no' from me. Again only really one blokes' opinion but I find him off-putting and as we saw with PV, when that connection with the players and with the fans/club is missing it can all turn quite sour, quite quickly.

I feel as though this teams needs an identity and tactical strategy suited to the players as oppose to just the manager's 'style'. Also, given the youth, I think an arm round the shoulder and mentor-ish type approach is probably needed. I'm not completely sold on Rodgers or Moyes for either of these, but could well be wrong.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!