Would you be a tracksuit or shirt and tie manager?

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

It's an extremely important question. If you became some kind of professional football manager would you tend towards the tracksuits of managers like Tony Pulis, the old school shirt, tie and blazer of Ferguson and Redknapp or go along the young European manager approach of the exotic jumper/tie combo?

I reckon I'd probably end up going old school.

[brenchill]

I'd pull a John Gregory and start out with a tracksuit and once I was semi-successful I'd go for a shirt/tie/expensive overcoat.

[Liam]

Shirt and tie combo. No doubt really.

[Meacon Keaton]

Shirt and tie, jacket and fedora.

[Cymbols]

Shirt, tie, trainers. Class mixed with my inner chav.

[EddieG]

£2000 3 piece suit.

[LexChaney]

I would wear something based like Gene Hunt's from Life on Mars. Brown coat with shirt and tie under it. With a shitty hair cut and look as if I've not shaved for a month. Or the classic Jose Mourinho all expensive yet look like a tramp at full time with messy hair and a rough beard.

[TCO]

Definitely go with an excessively expensive Armani suit, a new one for every game.

[Mick]

It depends on how much the sponsor is paying

Though, Bum Phillips is kinda hard to beat...

[Jimmy]

All about the classic shirt and tie.

[Steeb]

Jumper and tie. Scarf in winter. The odd shirt with rolled sleeves in Summer.

[Hobo]

Some sort of tracksuit/suit and tie combo.

I'd probably be a suit and tie manager.

[CraigOrion]

I'd we wearing shorts like Neil Warnock.

[Dan]

Nothing.

[Gazz]

Ridicously expensive suit, open collar, stubble and swarthy and arrogant attitude.

[NobBe Nobbs]

The other team's kit.

Psychological warfare, that's me.

[DavidMarrio]

Do the Tony Pulis. Wear the suit for the prematch/postmatch stuff and wear the tracksuit during the game. Don't wanna get a suit all sweaty in the summer

[Quom]

Only time a tracksuit should be worn is if you're doing something athletic.

It depends upon the weather as to what I'd wear. If it was cold some form of wool coat and scarf over a shirt and tie (not necessarily a suit, would also go khaki pants). If it was warm just a long sleeved shirt and pants. Smart casual makes more sense to me than a three piece suit or a tracksuit. I'd want to look professional but not a wanker.

[Colly]

Paul Jewell style jumper with my initials on, and nothing else. Like Paul Jewell.

[DarksideDemon]

Old school, Shirt and Tie combo for match days and training days Tracksuit.