The Ipswich Town boss will be managing a top six side within five years claims Peterborough chairman
The list of names to replace Jurgen Klopp is like a Who's Who of world football, but one Northern Irish coach should be considered as a dark horse for the position according to Darragh MacAnthony.
Now while the former Manchester United and Tottenham coach is unlikely to be in the frame to replace Klopp at Liverpool, MacAnthony believes he is "destined for the top" claiming the 37-year-old will be managing a top six club "within five or six years".
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