Who was favourite to replace Lenny?

All this paper talk of our new manager is giving me a sore heed, and with the Bookies leaning in with Moyes as favourite to replace Deila I'm wondering how noteworthy it is.

I remember Malky McKay's name being near the top but I'm unsure where Deila was

 

We was linked to every person in the world who had any conection with the club.....will be the same this time round....usual suspects.

 

At the time i was hoping for Steve Clarke.

Now im not so sure if he would be the right man for us at this point in time.

 

It was Keane I think.

 

Keane, Mackay and Clarke as far as I remember.

 

Found a few articles about the favourites:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2075002-top-5-candidates-to-replace-neil-lennon-as-celtic-manager
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/...who-frame-replace-3588099#Do2Tt26LD7tXj4oC.97
http://irishpost.co.uk/henrik-larsson-favourite-succeed-neil-lennon-celtic-manager/

As you would expect you've got David Moyes, Owen Coyle, Malky Mackay, Steve Clarke but also Jackie McNamara (what a fall from grace) and Larsson was actually the bookie's favourite.

Hiring Larsson when had almost no experience would have been strange in retrospect, other than his association with the club. He still isn't ready to be our manager now.

The Deila appointment basically came out of left field because nobody in this country had heard of him.

 

I got slated for suggesting Claudio Ranieri at the time.

 

At want stage Keane was unbackable and the job was essentially his(the media understood).

 

Did ye aye

 

Well he was wrong so whoever slated him got it right:smiley-laughing002:

 

Bilic oh how different things could have been

 

Pretty sure Keane was odds on until he turned the job down.

Coyle and Mackay were the other two favourites.

 

True enough

 

Pretty sure I had put a few quid on Larsson at 3 or 4/1

 

I really wanted Bilic when we got Mowbray. Wanted Michael Laudrup this time 2 years ago.

I have no memory of O'Neill taking over, and I think the most encouraged I felt was when Mowbray got the job :smiley-laughing002: That only took a few weeks to completely unravel.

 

Doesn't surprise me. Half the folk on this would rather accept some pish manager and say he's good and put time and effort into him when it's a waste of time. Delusional. We need a big name

 

A quick search shows you never mentioned him.

 

Hiddink was lined up if rumours are to be believed

 

I distinctly remember most on here were clamouring for Mowbray to come back, but the media had it down as Mick McCarthy.

 

Coyle and Keane were the favourites