Which football manager would you want to have a pint with?

[vinnie]

Past or present.

No Rangers managers allowed (I reckon within 5 comments we'll have a 'Walter Smith')

Used to be Mourinho but he seems to have become a grumpy bastard.

Sean Dyche or Sam Allardyce. Reckon they'd have the jaeger bombs in pre 9pm with a solid playlist on the Juke Box to back it up.

So many!
Redknapp
Klopp
Dyche
Mourinho
Holloway

 

[SecondBestIsNothing]

SAF, Pep or Levein. 3 of the greatest to ever do it

 

[Jimnycricket]

Depends how serious you want the football chat to get.

Clough if it's a session though.

 

[GR6Ger]

Probably SAF.

Klopp would likely enjoy the pints and strippers, but SAF would be a good listen.

Pep would be a prick.

Pep would tell you about every beer, how it’s made and how it could be improved.

You’d be desperate to leave after the first round.

 

[whitburn_ranger]

Diego Simeone

 

[bearmind]

Dave Bassett the architect of the 'Crazy Gang' at Wimbledon FC between 1981 - 1987. I reckon he would be some 'criac' on a night out. Hope he wouldn't bring Vinny Jones or Big Fash along though, I might feel intimidated.

 

[A1bertz]

Brian Clough for me.

 

[Bluebell_72]

Jimmy NIcholl always sounds a good laugh when I hear him interviewed on radio...reckon he'd have some belting stories.

 

[mac2310]

Can’t believe nobody has said Allardyce

 

[Rt. Hon. Bearman]

John Sitton of Leyton Orient fame.

You’d probably get thrown out of every boozer though sadly.

John Sitton - Wikipedia

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[WinkieWATP]

Bobby Robson. My favourite non Rangers manager. Seemed an all round great guy

 

[True Bear 54]

This post puts me in mind of the time I was on holiday in Albefuira, my wife dragged me shopping which I hate . I was sitting on a bench outside a shop when a guy sat next to me , he looked as pissed of as me as his wife was shopping aswell so we started talking, the usual chit chat about the weather , bars etc . Sat talking for about 5 min then my wife came out and I said cheerio and headed away . I got about a hundred yards away then it dawned on me I had been sitting with Gus Hiddink , slavering pish , them my wife came out with a classic , I said to her for fk sake that was Gus Hiddink and she says does he work with you .

 

[St Andrews Bear]

Jimmy calderwood. I’d buy him a few rounds as a thank you for 2003 (but don’t tell mutton though)

 

[Gordy Boy]

Pep would tell you about every beer, how it’s made and how it could be improved.

You’d be desperate to leave after the first round.

Just imagine his face when you suggest getting the venoms in.

Away back to the Halls of Residence you hemp trouser wearing bore.

 

[CRAIG1873]

Brian Clough would be my choice for an all time one

Can't argue with that, however I just can't see him buying a round or being told to get them in

 

[ForGodForCountryForever]

Old School

Big Ron
Neil Warnock


New School

Gerrard
Klopp


Any School

Souness

 

[Necorneragain]

Johan Cruyff for me. Would be great to talk tactics with him, plus he would be going out for a fag every ten minutes which would make it easier for me to nick most of his crisps.

 

[RaoulDuke11]

Clough. No contest.

 

[Sandy76]

Neil Warnock, i think he would have some great stories and definitely stand his round

Had the pleasure of his company in the members lounge the day after Charles Green departed.
He was great company both before and after the game.

 

[Davie Weir]

Sean Dyche

 

[Bulletproof]

Would love to go on a mad weekender with Jose Mourinho and David Martindale.

 

[Raymondgers]

Warnock. I would incite him to moan because he says what he thinks. What a man

 

[Crouchy]

Pep would tell you about every beer, how it’s made and how it could be improved.

You’d be desperate to leave after the first round.

He’d be a craft beer type throbber.

 

[Gibraltar Loyal]

Having had a drink on seperate occasions with Jock Wallace and Walter Smith I can say I am very lucky.

Watched a bit on TV yesterday and Nuno at Spurs seemed a down to earth guy.

But think Harry Redknapp would be a good night out. Some great stories and doesnt take himself too seriously. Added bonus being he might invite his ex daughter in law along.

 

[rayrangers]

Steve Bruce cause he looks like he enjoys a few

 

[Wazza]

Simeone, seen him as a Manager in Buenos Aires and Madrid. Think he would have so many stories to tell. Made me laugh when Liverpool fans thought he would find Anfield hostile the other year.

Clough would be the pick by a mile mind if he was alive.

 

[kenikinif]

Jack Charlton would have been decent and good hauners if any trouble came your way
Big Ron Atkinson,knows more about the game than any of the sterile lot we have to suffer on tv these days`
Clough loved the story of taking his entire team and staff into Davie Hays pub in Paisley for a free drink when Forest were up to play the filth in Europe

 

[M4rk]

If coaches are allowed...... has to be Tihana Nemcic.... trust me.... look it up!!!!

 

[Liviger1984]

I think Yogi Hughes would be a good guy to be in a round with.

A girl I know had put up a snapchat a couple of weeks ago with Hughes pished dancing on a chair haha.

 

[gmoothgers]

Neil Lennon, as he’d be constantly buying rounds.

 

[papasasac]

Rafa Benitez. His autobiography was brilliant, I’d learn so much about the game.

 

[Johnny Fontane]

Brian Clough. Mad bastard and an alkie so would be entertaining.

 

[kingboyd1]

I don’t drink anymore but my first thought was Mourinho

 

[Sweet_Home_Alabama]

John Lambie or Brian Clough if we are allowed the departed.

 

[Sancus]

Steve Bruce - he’s been a player and manager through the biggest changes the game has seen. And worked and played with a few real characters, good and bad.

And Craig Levein is great company outside of football.

 

[MrBearightside]

You haven’t read the original post.

No flies on you!

 

[20rangersultras07]

If it’s for football talk, I think pep.
for night out : big sam

 

[20rangersultras07]

Past or present.

No Rangers managers allowed (I reckon within 5 comments we'll have a 'Walter Smith')

Used to be Mourinho but he seems to have become a grumpy bastard.

Sean Dyche or Sam Allardyce. Reckon they'd have the jaeger bombs in pre 9pm with a solid playlist on the Juke Box to back it up.

Dean dyche had his stag doo in screwfix

 

[RFCStu]

Brian Clough - the Wimbledon dressing room story still makes me laugh.

 

[Gary Mitchell]

Big Angie do Evo-Stik still do pint pots?

 

[Necorneragain]

If coaches are allowed...... has to be Tihana Nemcic.... trust me.... look it up!!!!

I looked it up! Excellent shout.

 

[Ek_blue]

Harry Redknapp. Seems a good bloke with many stories.

Ye should sit with a carryoot and read his autobiography,

 

[Andrew webb]

If i could turn clock back
jock Wallace

 

[Sunnyvale_Loyal]

I listen to a podcast called under the cosh some of the stories on there from ex players about him are brilliant

Link?

 

[AndyWebsterLoyal]

The fact that everyone’s answer isn’t Cloughie has me baffult

 

[KensingtonBlue]

Alan Pardew. Could do some serious damage with the big shagger.

 

[calderbear]

Johan Cruyff for the chat.
Martin O'Neill so I can put some strong laxatives in his pint.

 

[Porrohman]

Sean Dyche
what's not to like , an Indian curry and a few lagers would be a great night out and he seems a really decent guy too

 

[Jamiegatami]

Gattuso or Big Dunc (if we’re counting his caretaker stint)

 

[butch70]

Jock stein.. just to ask him if indeed he knew.