What type the new managers success is will depend on what we do with our current players.
If we retain most of the current squad, they have shown their limitations, then we would be best to go for a Hughton. They will be organised, well drilled, workman like and probably pretty effective at this level, there would be no point getting in a jokanovic for our current squad.
I like Hughton and if the above scenario is the case (ie - we keep most of the squad) he would be the obvious choice, i like him as a bloke and think he would do a decent job, i wouldnt be disappointed with Hughton but he wouldnt get the juices flowing.
I think after 3 of our previous 4 permanent mangers have been Irvine, Pulis and Pardew, as a fan i want somebody to get excited about.
If we have a big clearout then i would like to see a new manager coming in who can build his own team, have an identity and ideally play positive football, if we got to the premier league it would be nice to see that then carried on.
Bournemouth have shown it can be done and they gradually built from league two, Southampton did it, stayed up, then reverted to more caution but are now trying to play on the front foot. Wolves have shown it can be done, abeit with well funded and well connected owners.
I hope Norwich go up and have a real good go, their fans are buzzing as they know this time it looks like they will try and different approach to getting to the magical 40 points. I hope Derby if they go up do well too as they play positive football.
I think with three of the bottom four teams Brighton, Cardiff and Huddersfield all mainly being quite cautious in their approach, it shows that even playing that way doesnt mean survival so why not try another way if / once you get there, thats why i hope our new manager has a new squad and create a new identity for us.