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milo
Jack L. Jones
If he is genuinely in the frame, he would be a fool to turn it down. Villa are a big club who are under performing. He won't get many better opportunities.
Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
Damn right. The club would set a pretty low bar for success as well. This season, don't get relegated. Next season, don't get relegated. Season after, be a bit better than that. Any sort of "success" such as a league cup semi or mid-table season would put him in the spotlight.
He'd also know a few of our kids that could do a Kane or Bentaleb since he's so good at identifying and nurturing talent.
If Tim turns down Villa, then he'll be the proverbial manager that wouldn't want to manage a club so brick that they'd consider hiring him.
milo
Jack L. Jones
It appears to be his demands that are ruling him out of jobs. Talks with WBA, Palace and QPR all appear to have broken down over this.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I think he probably needs to concentrate his search here: http://www.indeed.co.in/Without-Interview-jobs
Really? Or they've just met him in person?
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indianspur
Guest
hahahaha this 100%
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Easier to say that than we heard he was a bit of a clam that likes to have a punch-up with his players and calls out his boss and devaluing half the current squad because he tells the fans they is brick, then turning on said fans by telling them they are idiots whilst giving the holier than thou speeches about how fcuking brilliant he is. Aledgedly
Lost Mango
Pascal Chimbonda
Odd piece in the Times today talking him up, saying that those who worked with him in his short stint at senior level at Spurs say he is an amazing man-manager (!!). Also bizarrely that there has to be something about him as he is the first name that comes to a chairman's mind whenever a vacancy arises at the moment (although nothing about this probably being due to his friends in the media promoting him excessively).
Firewall: http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/sport/football/article4352765.ece
Firewall: http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/sport/football/article4352765.ece
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Yeah but they're probably thinking "I bet that clam Sherwood will be linked with this fudging job too" and not "what a jolly good manager that Sherwood fellow would be".
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
Hard to believe he's 46 and only now really starting out on a managerial career (Assuming someone eventually does hire him!) You'd have difficulty finding someone of that age with such a lack of experience...
Mourinho, Pardew, Koeman, Hughes, Pearson etc. are all early 50s and have been managing for about 15 years now since the late 90s
Martinez, Poch and Rodgers are 41,42 and are still kind of considered the new breed and they all started 7,8 years ago
Monk and Dyche are just starting out and they in their 30s
Mourinho, Pardew, Koeman, Hughes, Pearson etc. are all early 50s and have been managing for about 15 years now since the late 90s
Martinez, Poch and Rodgers are 41,42 and are still kind of considered the new breed and they all started 7,8 years ago
Monk and Dyche are just starting out and they in their 30s
Whiffler
Jermaine Jenas
Their site says 41 when he took over end Oct 2012. 43/44 now
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
Oops, yeah not sure why I thought that. He's actually 43 (But still started managing at 39)
milo
Jack L. Jones
I'm not Sherwood's biggest fan but if he was such a clam why did we appoint him as caretaker in the first place and why was a highly rated coach like Ramsey prepared to work with him and still speaks highly of him now?
I think that this pantomime villain approach to talking about people in football, whilst fun, is a little over simplistic.
Seedy Ron
Jimmy Neighbour
He was there and had Levy's trust, we also canned him at the first opportunity, win percentage n'all.
Better to be first team coach than academy coach?
He's probably not as much of a clam as I think he is, but he does seem to have an amazingly high opinion of himself, based on very little (has he got his badges yet?). That sort always puts your back up.
milo
Jack L. Jones
He'd been with us for a while and been part of the transfer committee. He was senior enough that when Baldini was appointed it was Sherwood and AVB who got name checked as working with him in the press statement. My experience is that it doesn't take long to suss out a clam. Or are we saying that Levy just has a blind spot with him prior to him becoming caretaker?
On the second point, Ramsey just sticking around for a first team gig doesn't really hold up because they had been working for together at a junior level for a while. And even this week, when Sherwood dropped out of the running for the QPR job, Ramsey was still giving interviews singing his praises when he was going to get the job instead.
I am pleased that Sherwood is not at the club any more but he did some good work with us. I agree that he has a very high opinion of himself and he doesn't half spout some brick but it seems like he can spot a player and I do not think that he is half as stupid as he makes himself look most of the time. But I guess only time will tell.