Jimmy Carr

But then the second Iriola announced that he was leaving Bournemouth, Rossini was sacked.

so to me it kind of seems like the Glasner will end up at United and I've got a feeling that Iriola might end up at Chelsea or he'll be the front runner anyway because that makes sense to me that makes sense anyway because United are trying to play this three back kind of style and that's what Glasner's used to and Iriola's kind of playing this free-flowing football which is what Chelsea are

that's what they're building towards with this sort of system with Palmer and the players that they've got so to me it kind of just all makes sense it doesn't seem like it's a coincidence that's where I feel like them two are going to go and that's who them clubs are going to appoint feels a bit dumb I know what he does now yeah they do the names in my head well the name's not in my head because the name's gone this is what happens when you hear

Unless it's in the under-27.

Then I'm all for it.

I do wonder when I look at someone who's sort of you know almost in this like young attracting composition of football now and to be honest the one name who's you know constantly been at the side of all these conversations is maybe even Xabi Alonso I think the weird thing for Newcastle is when they had this kind of a side to take over they brought all these brilliant players in and these like flashy players and they've had Eddie Howe who's like your courser at the wheel whereas they've had all the Ferraris and the Lamborghinis in the garage waiting to go and that's the thing that I find weird the likes of Sandro Tenali

Izak last year, Gordon, Joe Lytton, Gimeresh, all these brilliant players have been managed by him.

He's done a brilliant job to start, don't get me wrong, but the wheels have fallen off big time because his mileage is really well.

It was Keenan Sippy at first, wasn't it?

It was kind of trying to steady the ship and the flashiness.

But I think as well, if you want to get the best out of these players, you need someone who knows how to use it instead of someone who's used to playing this shit kind of dire football that they're now experiencing.

And they were all goal last year, but they were very direct, sort of like ball down the wing to Gordon and Jacob Murphy and find exactly how to score a goal with sort of like a clock midfield of Henderson, Wijnaldum and Milner, but with a better three quality-wise.

who will just win every first and second ball and give it to them and then the ball's in the box but I think now his time will have come to an end but I think they will kind of go for that some more flashy type of manager who's got a bit more of a better style of play and a better approach to games but

realistically I don't really know who would fit that I don't think Alonso would go to Newcastle like I think he's got more of a bigger kind of stamp name written all over him but I think Newcastle have gone like pretty full circle haven't they they started really poor then they went like really good and then they've now dipped and they're now back into sort of this relegation fight so they need to have a big summer like don't they

I think Enrique's nailed on to stay.

Like Ian said, I don't see a reason why he would.

If he was just winning the French Premier League and not challenged for the Champions League like PSG managers and the team have done before, I don't understand why he'd want to make that next step because that's just boring.

It's piss easy.

You want to challenge as a manager to be that sort of next level.

But he's now won the Champions League last season and he's now looking at doing it again.