Recent content by stefan92

Yes, but he prefers being just a head coach who is given a solid squad. He clashed with incompetent board people at Chelsea, PSG and Bayern (I don't think in Dortmund it was incompetence, there the reason were a bit different), but as we assume United currently focus on getting a good board...

You are describubg Tuchel here. Not every one of your points fits all his jobs, but he is and did just that.

Luckily we don't need to speculate as Amazon Prime produced a series of "All or nothing" at the WC 2022 and you can just watch it. Total carcrash of a manager, no inspiration, not convincing his players of anything, no ability to build a real team, no understanding of the general situation in...

Only to be equalized by a 90+6min screamer by Andrich or something like that :lol:

It's not that bad I think. Only 4 of the top 10 are PL managers currently. Would have expected more bias here to be honest.

Hit some long balls to El-Kaabi and watch him score five goals in two matches.

Who didn't? :lol:

So what? Ancelotti has won that as well. More often than Klopp.

And yet they are not the most improved team in the Bundesliga (season-to-season comparison). Stuttgart's revival under Hoeneß is just as impressive.

Was the same in ALL the matches where they needed a late goal. Still amazing to see that of all teams Qarabag Agdam pushed them the hardest :lol:

Frank Schmidt on the list :eek: Well deserved, but still wouldn't have expected that. And I would definitely have ranked Streich higher than 50th, but maybe that's only because I love him as a character.

It's Neverlusen now

But didn't Tuchel only agree to that because he assumed Pavard wouldn't leave? Anyway, no matter whose fault it is, Bayern would definitely have been better off if they hadn't loaned him out. :lol:

Stanisic could have scored a last minute goal yesterday if Bayern's board hadn't been that stupid.

I'm genuinely laughing at my TV right now :lol: :lol: :lol: :eek: :eek: :eek: