[LiamTheBaggie]

Well done to Rangers.

It's always good to see clubs win a title for the first time, especially when they've come from the lower leagues.

Behave 

[Political Cake]

Behave 

I mean, where's the lie

Seriously impressive though, I did genuinely doubt Gerrard but this is excellent.

[KYA]

Congratulations to Rangers and job well done to  Stevie G.

[frazzle]

Rangers have clearly done well but Celtic failing to win 12 of 32 is a rapid collapse. There was no competition for Rangers this season have Celtic have only themselves to blame.

As usual up here the Old Firm bring violence, sectarianism and negativity to the game - George Square in Glasgow trashed last night. I dont know how they get away with it. 

[Hull Baggie]

It's not just that Rangers have won the league but they have also been good in Europe too and have beaten some decent sides along the way.

Gerrard deserves praise for what he has achieved in his 3 years at the helm.

[hardtobeat]

McInnes has left Aberdeen

[BaggieBoy04]

McInnes has left Aberdeen

One for us to maybe get in when Big Sam leaves if or when he does can image games against Warnock or Sheffield United with him in Charge would be fun after his history in the Infamous Battle with both.

[LiamTheBaggie]

One for us to maybe get in when Big Sam leaves if or when he does can image games against Warnock or Sheffield United with him in Charge would be fun after his history in the Infamous Battle with both.

He should never step anywhere near us.

I am amazed that Aberdeen have kept him for so long. It’s taken the fans protesting to manage it.

[OldburyWBA]

He should never step anywhere near us.

I am amazed that Aberdeen have kept him for so long. It’s taken the fans protesting to manage it.

Have to agree, as with Appleton if they hadn't played for us no-one would be mentioning them in line with this club.

[albion59]

He should never step anywhere near us.

I am amazed that Aberdeen have kept him for so long. It’s taken the fans protesting to manage it.

Sorry Liam! Have to disagree, i would drive to Aberdeen and fetch  Mcinnes myself if he would come!

[BaggieBoy04]

He should never step anywhere near us.

I am amazed that Aberdeen have kept him for so long. It’s taken the fans protesting to manage it.

I realise that now I didn't then he has a bad style apparently although games against the two I mentioned with him in charge should be fun 

[Hull Baggie]

Sorry Liam! Have to disagree, i would drive to Aberdeen and fetch  Mcinnes myself if he would come!

Why? He's done nothing at Aberdeen to suggest he could do anything with us.

[TheJacko2000]

Sorry Liam! Have to disagree, i would drive to Aberdeen and fetch  Mcinnes myself if he would come!

I hope your car breaks down mate   

[BaggieBoy04]

I hope your car breaks down mate   

He will use his Plasma powered rocking oss in that suition 

[albion59]

Why? He's done nothing at Aberdeen to suggest he could do anything with us.

I fancy a drive up to Scotland after lockdown I like Mcinnes the man and i think in the championship he would do a good job at the Albion.

[albion59]

I hope your car breaks down mate   

Behave! 

[Hull Baggie]

I fancy a drive up to Scotland after lockdown I like Mcinnes the man and i think in the championship he would do a good job at the Albion.

But why? what was it about the job he did at Aberdeen and before that at St Johnstone and Bristol City that makes you think he could manage successfully at a higher level?

[skyclad99]

I fancy a drive up to Scotland after lockdown I like Mcinnes the man and i think in the championship he would do a good job at the Albion.

I liked Irvine the man but he was an absolute disaster despite his previous experience. McInnes is hardly pulling up trees, enjoyed watching his tenacious play here but we need to leave it as it is.

[Albionic]

in a similar vein and on the wrong thread (sorry) I always enjoy seeing Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink being interviewed, he is such a different character off the pitch its bizarre.

As for Dekka McInnes, its a no from me, nothing notable on his CV which you would say "that justifies taking a punt'

[albion59]

But why? what was it about the job he did at Aberdeen and before that at St Johnstone and Bristol City that makes you think he could manage successfully at a higher level?

What makes you think he couldn't? And what makes you think when we are back in the championship we are at an higher level? Would we beat Aberdeen, St Johnstone or Bristol City! I don't think so.  He would get us playing some football, he would bring some steel into the team would motivate them and wouldn't stand any nonsense . Just my humble though and he is a better option than Mark Hughes, Ian Bowyer or Michael Appleton.

[tommcneill]

McInnes as a manager for us would be a no from me at this time. Not been impressed with his appointments at any club.

As a player he was immense for us, but as has been said above, if he hadnt played for us no one would consider him as a future Albion manager

[Hunnington Baggie]

What makes you think he couldn't? And what makes you think when we are back in the championship we are at an higher level? Would we beat Aberdeen, St Johnstone or Bristol City! I don't think so.  He would get us playing some football, he would bring some steel into the team would motivate them and wouldn't stand any nonsense . Just my humble though and he is a better option than Mark Hughes, Ian Bowyer or Michael Appleton.

can’t talk about the other two but we played Bristol only last year and beat them... twice... and one of those was with 10 men.

Appleton is a better fit as he’s big into the psychology side, giving players the winning mentality, as well as working with younger players and plays a much more modern game overall compared to Dekka. Not that I’d advocate for him to take over at the moment either.

[Hull Baggie]

What makes you think he couldn't? And what makes you think when we are back in the championship we are at an higher level? Would we beat Aberdeen, St Johnstone or Bristol City! I don't think so.  He would get us playing some football, he would bring some steel into the team would motivate them and wouldn't stand any nonsense . Just my humble though and he is a better option than Mark Hughes, Ian Bowyer or Michael Appleton.

I think he couldn't because he hasn't shown that he could at any of the 3 clubs he has managed.
he failed at both Bristol City and St.Johnstone and couldn't really make Aberdeen compete for titles with Cel;tic and Rangers (once they were back in the top flight).
Aberdeen fans regularly complained about his style of football and since January Aberdeen have scored just 5 goals in the league.

In European football he never got Aberdeen out of the qualifying rounds of the Europa League in any of the seasons he was in charge.

I wouldn't want any of the managers you mentioned either but in my opinion he's at about the same level as Appleton and Bowyer and at least Hughes has managed at the highest league level.

[WorcsWBA]

As they're one of the teams I've casually followed for years, I just wanted to post a message in praise of St Johnstone's remarkable cup double that they've achieved today.

Given the total, unending dominance of Celtic and Rangers, St Johnstone's feat is nothing short of remarkable, so all possible credit to their players and manager Callum Davidson, who was only appointed in June last year to what is his first managerial position!

[SmethDan]

Only three cup wins in total and two of those have come this season. Superb achievement given their resources when compared to the Old Firm. Knew a couple of lads from Perth in times gone by so I rooting for St Johnstone today.