Is the resturant short on waiters ?

I reckon they'll have to go with someone who is currently out of work because they wont want to pay any compensation. I'd imagine they'll want someone with experience of the position they're in though.

I'd imagine they must have someone in mind to have done it like they have so it's going to make for an interesting few days.

I suspect it will be Alan Curbishley, he's been in that situation before with Charlton.

and West Ham more recently

hope they get it sorted soon because although I dont support them i do want them to do well

Current Skybet odds:

Paul Jewell 7/4
Peter Reid 7/2
Darren Ferguson 11/2
Mark Hughes 6/1
Owen Coyle 6/1
Alan Curbishley 10/1
Gareth Southgate 16/1

Been told its Hughs dont know how they know.

They could do alot worse than Hughes. Manchester City haven't got a clue how a club needs to be run. They've got more money than sense now and are making just as bad decisions as they did when they didn't have much money.

I remember the season they sacked Peter Reid after 4 games after he'd got them in the top 6 the season before... absolute madness.

Jewell would be my bet... he was linked with the job when Megson got it and he's got a knack of getting results. He's also honest and up front which is something the supporters will appreciate. Whoever it is I'm sure attendances will go up as I know people who having been going because of Megson.

Just been told by a mate who works at the Reebok that it'll be Jewell.

Am not impressed.

Bring back Megson!?!

Jewell is probably the one man who has a similar relegation ratio to Megson!

We have gone through some managers, and I think panicking has ruled at City for years. Expectation levels (unrealistic sometimes) didn't help. Tho examples like Reid getting fired off was a joke, I think Hughes just didn't have what it took at City tbh. He ripped the heart out of our defence before making gradual changes. He pursued some players publicly in such a way that Moyles and Big Sam where rubbing their hands with the amount of money they got for players that where no better than what we had. Our defensive problems got worse by the match. Not many City fans where confident of beating Stoke at Home, and Wolves away when Hughes was in charge. The media (who built his sacking up for the last 12 months) have over hyped it all of sudden - they handled it very badly no doubt but the change had to be made. They could have waited for the semi in a wait and see, but with a banana skin away in FA cup looming it wasn't worth the risk.
He did great at Blackburn tho.

I'd imagine Bolton will go for the "cheapest" option and not necessarily the right one because thats what they seem to do these days.

Absolutely first class post!

It's Bolton , who cares

Judging by this thread, quite a few!

typo corrected

You can do worse than jewell

That's what I'm worried about!

he got wigan to mid table

... and he took Derby down (with a record low number of points, and a record number of games without a win) from the Premiership to the bottom end of the Championship.

One swallow does not make a summer.

Quote ="The Kevster!"I'd imagine Bolton will go for the "cheapest" option and not necessarily the right one because thats what they seem to do these days.'" It would appear you've got a point there ..... www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009 ... successors

Quote ="The Kevster!"I'd imagine Bolton will go for the "cheapest" option and not necessarily the right one because thats what they seem to do these days.'" It would appear you've got a point there ..... www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009 ... successors

Bizarrely, according to SKY Sports News, Bolton are set to swap Gary Megson with Peter Reid?!

(Reidy to become BWFC boss, Megson has been offered a coaching job by Stoke?!?)

As a Wanderer I've always loved Peter Reid, but am not sure he's the right option for us at this time.

Would take him over Paul Jewell in a second though!

he also got bradford promotion to the premiership, 2 seasons after they were almost relegated to the third division and took wigan from the third division to the premiership, got them in the carling cup final and even got linked with the england job a few years ago

He also handed in his resignation with days of the season ending at 3 different clubs, despite having plenty of time remaining on his contracts, and took Wigan from a comfortable mid-table finish in 2005/06 to the bottom end of the table and narrowly avoiding relegation on the last day of the season in 2006/07.

Talk him up all you like, I don't want him at the Reebok (which means he will almost certainly be our next boss?!)

i really dont care if you want him, that wasn't what i wanted to succeed in doing i am merely pointing out bolton are a small club who think they are bigger than they are so paul jewell wont be the worst choice