Its a really weird one. The list of people that fit our selection criteria and would consider working under JP must be ever shrinking.
I think if JP wants a cheap option he will go for McInnes. His association will appease the fans a little after the last few months. He has had some success. He'd know what he was letting himself in for. He might work well with KD and Keily.
I think if JP thinks about what's happened lately a bit harder then he'll realise that he needs to appoint someone that the players will respect, with some experience in the PL and an idea of how to get performances out of some fairly limited players. That's Martin Jol.
Before Clarke was appointed I wanted Laudrup to be the boss. However, I think that there is too much negative info following his spell at Swansea.
Personally, I'd like to see someone like Gary Neville or Paul Clement or maybe Eddie Howe given a go - if we are really looking for a coach who can change things and inspire people.
I would be really disappointed if it was Hughton, Jones, McKay, etc... they are all experienced yet have little (if any) success in the PL between them. Obviously not right for us. Don't think Rosler, McLaren, Dyche will leave their clubs whilst they are on the up. Don't think that we'll go for anyone who isn't English or with some relevant English experience, which takes care of Shaff, Pellegrio, etc. Moyes, no chance. Phelan, no thanks.
