Ray Trew is most likely to appoint Aileen Trew, then sack her when she fails to save us from relegation. 

 

Sorry only just seen that you quoted my post, that might make dinner a tad frosty..... ha ha

I'm really not sure, but we do need someone who has the experience and can do the job for longer. We have changed managers way too much recently.

Ricardo Moniz???

 

Was hoping fo someone who know the leagues well who could wheel and deal. With the greatest respect to Ricardo (who I've never heard of!) does he really know L1 and L2???

 

 

 

Ricardo Moniz jumps to top of one bookmaker's list to replace Shaun Derry at Notts County

By Leigh_Curtis  |  Posted: March 29, 2015

 

Ricardo Moniz pictured during his time at Hamburg

 Comments (0)

Ricardo Moniz has become one bookmaker's favourite to replace Shaun Derry as manager of Notts County.

Sky Bet had installed the former Tottenham coach as 6/4 favourite as the race to to become the club's new boss took another plot twist.

Moniz was nowhere near the bookies' list of favourites to replace Derry on Friday, but suddenly found himself top this afternoon suggesting serious money had been placed on the 50-year-old.

The Dutchman last coached TSV 1860 München having been appointed in June last year before leaving in September after just eight games.

RELATED CONTENT

• Young and old praised for their Notts County contribution
• Notts County have what it takes to stay in League One, says Paul Hart
• League One round-up: Notts County outside drop zone on goal difference still
• Relive: Notts County v Scunthorpe, Mansfield v York
• Notts County 2 Scunthorpe United 2: Match report: Bajner strikes but Magpies pegged back

 

But he has coached numerous other European clubs in his career and enjoyed particular success with Red Bull Salzburg becoming the first manager in Austrian history to win a league and cup double.

His win percentage ratio at Salzburg was an impressive 59 per cent, but left the club in 2012 because of "internal differences".

Moniz also spent time at Ferencvaros, one of the top clubs in Hungary, where he won 34 out of 61 games.

He worked with Martin Jol at Tottenham in the Premier League from 2005 to 2008 and later joined Jol at Hamburg.

Moniz, who was born in Rotterdam, also played for RKC Waalwijk, HFC Haarlem, Helmond Sport and FC Eindhoven in the Netherlands.

You can also get short odds still on Darren Ferguson, son of Sir Alex and former Peterborough boss, along with Uwe Rosler and Danny Wilson.

Read more: http://www.nottinghampost.com/Ricardo-Moniz-jumps-bookmaker-s-list-replace/story-26250134-detail/story.html#ixzz3VnRfZi00 
Follow us: @Nottingham_Post on Twitter | NottinghamPostOnline on Facebook

Did well in Austria because he had far more cash than anyone else. I hope this is just a rumour.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ricardo Moniz sounds like another huge gamble if he gets the job. Definitely something going on behind the scenes!!

All I know is he's a brilliant coach on football manager [emoji12]

Moniz is a real stab in the dark - an interesting coaching CV, but has only enjoyed any success at Salzburg, where he was given a blank cheque book. His experience of English football below the Premer League is non-existent. Doesn't seem to make sense on any level, unless investors are buying into the club and want to bring in "their man".

In some ways you have to have a certain amount of sympathy for RT. He is damned if the appointment isnt deemed to be ambitious or progressive, but also if the Manager is successful but unheard of.

Now I am not saying we are pouring scorn... but if Moniz is the man.. then I would hope we see it as a positive thing, and get behind the club.

It goes without saying that whoever gets the job will be supported, @PTID1862. I'd certainly prefer an experienced top-level coach like Moniz to some of the tired old names on the merry-go-round. Hopefully he would bring some professionalism to the club behind the scenes. It would be a shot in the dark though - with his CV he should be in the running for jobs in the Championship, and his contacts would be more use there too.

The championship is where we want to be.. it is where the board want us to be... for a club of our size it is our top level I would guess, certainly in my lifetime... I hope we could attract and recruit a manager for the long haul.. good enough, capable of bringing in the right people... and at the end of the day delivering... as you say, some of the names make me shudder at the thought.

Edited March 30, 201511 yr by PTID1862

Just when the linked managers introduce excitement, the standard applications and rumours arrive. Oh joy!

If Ricardo Moniz is going to be the new manager could that James Shan lad be coming as his assistant? Would rather this than the old boys routine we always seem to roll out every couple of managers (although Dave Kevan is an excellent coach)

If Ricardo Moniz is going to be the new manager could that James Shan lad be coming as his assistant? Would rather this than the old boys routine we always seem to roll out every couple of managers (although Dave Kevan is an excellent coach)

According to Uncle Col, it seems Tommy J and Dave K are both onboard. Moniz met them yesterday and agreed to working with them so I don't know where Shan would fit in. Be good to have them all, but could we realistically support that amount of coaches?

According to Uncle Col, it seems Tommy J and Dave K are both onboard. Moniz met them yesterday and agreed to working with them so I don't know where Shan would fit in. Be good to have them all, but could we realistically support that amount of coaches?

 

You need lots of coaches when you have 157 first-team players.

Dont forget the 157 reserve team players