Carlos Corberan

[S7DiscoDown]

Won 2 in 11 games in Greece

To be fair Wilder had won about 3 in 4 months in his previous job

The point being any 'available' manager will not have a job for a reason. That reason is they failed at the last club. They wouldn't be 'available' otherwise.

 

[Diego]

The more I think about it this is my no 1 choice. Go get him Gibson

 

[TheYorkshireTerrier]

Just thinking.
Wouldn't be surprised to see Steve Cooper sacked unless Forest's results pick up.
Perhaps he represents the unacceptable face of football.

If they get beat tonight I wouldn't be surprised if he's the new bookies favourite tomorrow.

 

[Cress]

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[Nano]

I think he left because Huddersfield were selling their best players from under him.

Luckily we've already sold ours and the other good ones are on loan. Should buy us a summer of time at least.

 

[Redwurzel]

Corberan did very well at Huddersfield with a limited budget too.

 

[MolteniArcore]

Another for Carlos here.

 

[Diego]

Carlos in

 

[Badonde]

Get this guy in.
At least he will train the players hard and get them fit and concentrating.
Carrick is pie-in-the-sky thinking and we'll end up with Woodgate II

 

[Redwurzel]

We need someone to give them more of a cutting edge and have them 100% organised when defending. I'd go for Corberon over someone like Carrick or even Rob Edwards all day long.

 

[Badonde]

Hoofing to keep Carrick out

 

[starplayer]

Hoofing to keep Carrick out

Good of you to get behind him before he gets the nod

 

[Rofesleg]

Corberan wanted to bring his own coaching team. Gibson insisted he kept the existing chaps.

 

[Badonde]

No brainer. Got Huddersfield to 3rd on a shoestring budget.
He might only have a single shoelace with us.

 

[jimmyjazz]

Corberan wanted to bring his own coaching team. Gibson insisted he kept the existing chaps.

Where’d you get that info? Wilder brought in Knill, Prestridge and Allen in with him. I’d assume they’ll be leaving if they haven’t already, meaning we don’t have existing chaps as you say.

 

[Big_Nothing]

Fettis is the only one that would be staying regardless I'd think.

Wouldn't be against Corberan at all. Carrick could work if he has an experienced head with him.

I think that's where we're at now unless someone comes from left field, which if they've got a great rep as a coach I'm all for.

 

[Inoffthebar]

Corberan wanted to bring his own coaching team. Gibson insisted he kept the existing chaps.

Source? Thought it had been said that all the coaching staff bar Fettis had been taken off the club website along with Wilder? In which case that would completely go against your post…

 

[Rofesleg]

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Where’d you get that info? Wilder brought in Knill, Prestridge and Allen in with him. I’d assume they’ll be leaving if they haven’t already, meaning we don’t have existing chaps as you say.

Fettis is staying but I believe the main stumbling block was Leo, plus the future role of Tinkler.

 

[Inoffthebar]

That wouldn’t make any sense… jeopardising a manager to suit current backroom/academy staff. But if true, nothing surprises me with the club decisions these days.

 

[WeeGord]

I saw a tweet last night suggesting Carrick wants to bring Mike Phelan and Rene Meulensteen with him.

Can't see it mind given that Phelan is coach at Man Utd and Meulensteen is assistant manager of the Austrian national team. Would be quite a comedown for them.