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Alex Mcleish accepts vacant Scotland position!!!
Birmingham manager Alex Mcleish has accepted the job offer from the Scottish FA to manage the national team. Head of the Scottish FA has reported "We have some fantastic young players in the pool and we thought Alex was the perfect man to nurture them into stars, Scotland have always had fantastic players, but have struggled to gel as a team in recent years, Alex is definitely the man for the job"
Alex Mcleish has released a statement thanking Birmingham for his time at the club and he wished he could have bought some silverware. He has also dropped a hint that he knows who the next manager is and its going to be exciting for the club, but he was unwilling to share any more information than that!
So who will be the next Birmingham Manager?
Nothing official has been reported by the club, so here are a list of possibilities:
Sam Allardyce
Alan Shearer
Roy Hodgson
Ex-England Manager Steve McClaren
Gianfranco Zola
The favourite as reported by the bookies is Roy Hodgson who feels that he could bring some of his success at Fulham to Birmingham rather than the failures at Liverpool!
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Ruud Gullit announced as new manager of Birmingham!
Birmingham FC have reported the shock appointment of footballing legend Ruud Gullit as their new manager!
The club have advised that they think Ruud is the right man for the job and believe both Gullit and the club and ready for big things! MORE TO FOLLOW SOON
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We welcome new Birmingham FC manager Ruud Gullit, and we will now be asking him some questions:
Interviewer: So Ruud, firstly congratulations on the appointment, how are you feeling at the moment?
RG: I feel great, I would like to thank the chairmen of the club for handing me this opportunity and would like to tell the fans that I look forward to working with them to take Birmingham to new heights.
Interviewer: What sort of changes will be made around here, what's the situation with the background staff?
RG: Well the current set up is already great, but there is ample space for me to draft in some of my own people without anybody having to lose their job!
Interviewer: What about the players? Any thoughts on transfer targets yet?
RG: The board have listened to my goals for the club and that I believe with the right financial backing I can take Birmingham into Europe, and they have backed me. Everyone knows my style of football and the type of player required to help me achieve that style.
Interviewer: Ah, you are referring to 'Sexy football' I take it? But surely from your previous management experience in the Premier League you are aware this didn't work out that well for you?!
RG: I have come to realise now that my tactical knowledge and management style was ahead of my time, the league wasn't ready for my approach, football has evolved and sexy football will now be the key to bringing Birmingham forward as a club.
Interviewer: You sound confident you are going to make a big impact at the club.
RG: I think people are going to be suprised with me and more importantly Birmingham City FC
Interviewer: Great, well I look forward to following your progress
RG: Thanks.
Well there you have it, Ruud Gullit believes that he was ahead of time, and now he is going to demonstrate the real effects of 'sexy football'
Alex Mcleish accepts vacant Scotland position!!!
Birmingham manager Alex Mcleish has accepted the job offer from the Scottish FA to manage the national team. Head of the Scottish FA has reported "We have some fantastic young players in the pool and we thought Alex was the perfect man to nurture them into stars, Scotland have always had fantastic players, but have struggled to gel as a team in recent years, Alex is definitely the man for the job"
Alex Mcleish has released a statement thanking Birmingham for his time at the club and he wished he could have bought some silverware. He has also dropped a hint that he knows who the next manager is and its going to be exciting for the club, but he was unwilling to share any more information than that!
So who will be the next Birmingham Manager?
Nothing official has been reported by the club, so here are a list of possibilities:
Sam Allardyce
Alan Shearer
Roy Hodgson
Ex-England Manager Steve McClaren
Gianfranco Zola
The favourite as reported by the bookies is Roy Hodgson who feels that he could bring some of his success at Fulham to Birmingham rather than the failures at Liverpool!
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Ruud Gullit announced as new manager of Birmingham!
Birmingham FC have reported the shock appointment of footballing legend Ruud Gullit as their new manager!
The club have advised that they think Ruud is the right man for the job and believe both Gullit and the club and ready for big things! MORE TO FOLLOW SOON
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We welcome new Birmingham FC manager Ruud Gullit, and we will now be asking him some questions:
Interviewer: So Ruud, firstly congratulations on the appointment, how are you feeling at the moment?
RG: I feel great, I would like to thank the chairmen of the club for handing me this opportunity and would like to tell the fans that I look forward to working with them to take Birmingham to new heights.
Interviewer: What sort of changes will be made around here, what's the situation with the background staff?
RG: Well the current set up is already great, but there is ample space for me to draft in some of my own people without anybody having to lose their job!
Interviewer: What about the players? Any thoughts on transfer targets yet?
RG: The board have listened to my goals for the club and that I believe with the right financial backing I can take Birmingham into Europe, and they have backed me. Everyone knows my style of football and the type of player required to help me achieve that style.
Interviewer: Ah, you are referring to 'Sexy football' I take it? But surely from your previous management experience in the Premier League you are aware this didn't work out that well for you?!
RG: I have come to realise now that my tactical knowledge and management style was ahead of my time, the league wasn't ready for my approach, football has evolved and sexy football will now be the key to bringing Birmingham forward as a club.
Interviewer: You sound confident you are going to make a big impact at the club.
RG: I think people are going to be suprised with me and more importantly Birmingham City FC
Interviewer: Great, well I look forward to following your progress
RG: Thanks.
Well there you have it, Ruud Gullit believes that he was ahead of time, and now he is going to demonstrate the real effects of 'sexy football'