should gordon strachan be manager of the year in scotland?
478911
for getting gubbed 5-1 in his first game and getting gubbed out of the scottish cup by clyde ,no way . teddybears51
403212
This will depend on the world famous at nothing SFA forward thinking for once in their life's, France over 20 years ago started youth initiatives which blossomed into a European and world cup winning nation, tho Scotland may not reach those heights as a nation Scotland should be expected to reach European and world cups on a regular basis, if only the Scotland football club could perform on the pitch as well as the tartan army fans have performed of it.
1020672
Motson is bad enough but what Pete K forgets is that Hansen is an English wannabee. As for Strachan, he supposed to be scots too, but played most of time in england. Just thank God Jimmy Hill, he's a poof ain't there.  That would be a fate worse than death.
680145
Yes, and the league, Scottish cup, and also the league cup just to clean up properly. The Le Guen revolution is about to start I mean lets face it, Celtic aren't even that great, Hearts are 1 season wonders (at best) so I can see the bears doing the quadruple next season. "We are the people!"
926526
A club of Villa's stature and pedigree should always be challenging for honours. This is not a right it must be earned and in Martin O Neal they have a manager who can achieve this. If Mr Lerner continues to show his commitment to the club as he has up to now all things are possible.\n\nAt a recent sports forum Martin O Neal said his ambition would be to strive to achieve Villa's past glories, league and European success although at the moment we are a million miles from this why not set your sights high. This achievement is nothing that had not been done in the past for Villa.\n\nHe also pointed out that he himself is a double European Cup Winner, won with a little known football team called Nottingham Forrest but managed by the great Brian Clough.\n\nAll things are possible.\n\nCome on Villa.
646765
Glasgow Rangers\nLiverpool\nGalatasaray\nBlackburn\nNewcastle\n\nHe won numerous trophies with Rangers more due to the low standard of Scottish football rather than his managerial ability.\n\nHe won the FA cup with Liverpool in 1992\nHe won the Turkish cup with Galatasaray\nHe won promotion from the Championship to the Premiership with Blackburn\nAnd won nothing with Newcastle\n\nPersonally I think his a poor manager to many fallings out with players.
232869
support rangers although they haven't done too well this season once the new manager Paul Le guen comes in next season it will be normal service resumed rangers winning again and red white and blue strips look better than green and white any-day oh and don't let anybody try to talk you into support hearts or hibs this will just put you off football
440319
As a Rangers supporter, I think the best club in Scotland right now (and you did say best club, not best team) is Gretna FC. They are on the up and up... and UP... on the field, are the first side ever from the third tier to reach the Cup Final, look right now as though they will be playing in Europe next season. And their community work and so on appear to be absolutely second to none.
212805
This has only happened 5 times in the history of the Scottish League (since 1891).\nThe last time it happened was 1965 - Kilmarnock won the league and Hearts came 2nd.  As a matter of fact the 'Old Firm' didn't even manage top 3 that year, Dumbarton came 3rd.\nThat was the only time neither team has managed top 3 - the other 4 times Rangers came 3rd.
219465
The fact that Kilmarnock and Hearts may still beat them and Gers come 4th. Is that not enough of a joke for you?
809727
it's not ramanov, it's his dad who thinks he's a football manager, feel sorry for pressley but admire his forwardness, he gets my respect. Irrelevant what happened last season and whats happening this season money is good for scottish football
313122
You people have very short memories.  Only a few years ago, Birmingham were the biggest underachievers in British foorball, languishing in the third division.  Steve Bruce has been a fantastic manager for Birmingham and they would be mad to sack him.  \n\nClear out the players who haven't made an acceptable effort for you this year and keep right on till the end of the road.\n\nGood luck Brum.  I wish it was Villa going down instead!
176374
Lucky to win, but we did, so thats good.\n\nhowever if we play like that in the world cup we might as well give our place to Scotland!
360938
They will because they have no one else to do the job.Hoddle is not a bad manager but I dont hink he is the right manager for a club like Wolves who actually need an inspirational manager to transform them into a club capable of not only getting into the premiership but staying there.If you look at the championship it is full of mediocre managers who must be quite worried today as two of the clubs coming down (Birmingham and West Brom) have very good managers and in Birminghams case a good board and will be looking to go back up again straight away.This leaves clubs like Wolves as well as Cardiff,luton,Norwich,Ipswich,and any of the clubs who fail in the play offs looking at a hard slog next year.
1025962
OK its nine times but don't you think this is the wrong time to ask this question?\n\nI'm glad they haven't qualified recently, it allows me to get on with watching the football without being distracted by vain hopes of getting into the quarter finals or further and then having them dashed by the clowns in blue, again and again.\n\nZaire, Peru, Costa Rica et al. Enough is enough, Scottish football is dead and we should let the dead rest in peace.
488923
First of all congratulations to Walter and the boys for giving us Scots something to be proud of.. bring on Japan and lets win something. \nBut to answer your question we need to take a min and look at the players that were not there (Marshall, Maloney, Gordon etc) and i must say YES Walter smith has us going in the write direction with a team minus a lot of Scotland squad players his tactics were magnificent the commitment pride and team work which was a rarity under the Germany that shall not be named was just out of this world.\n\nThank you the SFA for doing something correct for once in your life's giving a nation a manager that is starting to repair Scotland's reputation in the eyes of FIFA.
85881
Sam Allardyce, Steve McLaren are good choices. If the FA decided to use foreign manager, they can use Rafael Benitez or Fabio Capello.