PLYMOUTH Argyle would be foolish not to appoint someone with similar attributes to Ryan Lowe and Steven Schumacher as their next manager, according to Neil Dewsnip.
The Pilgrims' director of football, who will be part of the selection panel to find the successor to Schumacher, listed those qualities as 'young, energetic, ambitious! That would appear to rule out the current favourite for the Argyle vacancy with EFL title sponsors Sky Bet, who had 56-year-old Gus Poyet, the national coach of Greece, at odds of 9/4 yesterday morning.
Dewsnip confirmed he was likely to remain in interim charge of the first team, along with Kevin Nancekivell, for the next two Championship matches, away to thirdplaced Southampton in a Sky-televised clash on Friday and Watford at Home Park on New Year's Day.
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