Rolaholic
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Don't think we'd see everyone claiming that Iraola is in the works if that were the caseWhy is my gut feeling that they have Nagelsmann lined up after the WC?
Don't think we'd see everyone claiming that Iraola is in the works if that were the caseWhy is my gut feeling that they have Nagelsmann lined up after the WC?
Don't think we'd see everyone claiming that Iraola is in the works if that were the case
Misses the point of my original post though. The guy who won trophies with a small club and then announced he was leaving in hopes of a big job got passed over for a guy who has more hipster points. For what it’s worth I would take Iraola over Glasner too given the choice but it is still kind of funny and I would love to know what Glasner is thinking right now.
This had them hall marks. They knew the season was dead but he could still get CL. They gave him the season. Unfortunately being a coach nowadays is about trust of the players. This was gone, there’s no point carrying on. A good move by the board. They need some kudos from the fans after all the players they’ve let leave for free.So their board actually has some sense, unlike us with Ten Hag and Amorim.
Paul Ince is available.I'm still kinda hoping they'll appoint Slippy G....... or John Barnes.
Shoot.Paul Ince is available.
I think Glasner did fine with what he had and is clearly an excellent manager but he set his teams up to defend and relied on individual brilliance from the likes of Eze. Iraola actually opted to go on the front foot against top 6 sides and was able to get results with attacking play. I wouldn’t say either gives a greater guarantee of success at a top side but I would certainly rather watch an Iraola coached team at this point.Why?
The championship job is neither here nor there. Carrick didn’t get the job because of how did when he was in charge of a small club. His appointment would be more similar to Arteta than it is to someone like Potter or Frank.
David Moyes in his last season at Everton before joining Manchester United: 1.7 points per game, 42% win percentage.Bournemouth and United have different tools at their disposal.
Maybe you should repeat this figure, but scale it by a budget factor.
Let's see how f*cked everyone is with Iraola at Liverpool.
David Moyes in his last season at Everton before joining Manchester United: 1.7 points per game, 42% win percentage.
Iraola last season: 1.5 points per game, 34% win percentage.
I feel there were probably some chats, Alonso wants full manager control, Liverpool don't do that, Richard Hughes as sports director has a lot of that control and he has worked with Iraola so looks the obvious solution.
Jose did not do too bad when he was with usLet's see how Iraola does first if he does end up their manager. How many managers have made a successful transition from managing a smaller Premier League team to one of the bigger names? There's not actually many.
He could end up as their Potter.When people were talking about Iraola coming to us all I heard was how it was a risk and his football will struggle at a big club, now that his linking to Liverpool I've read all about how he is the perfect man to get them back to the top
Why tf did they wait with until Alonso was off the market? Utterly weird.
Also, is managerial baldness at an all time low next season? Concerning.
As i said, utterly weirdMaybe they thought Iraola is better?
Iraola is a better choice than Alonso to replace Klopp - that's clearly what Liverpool will have based it on.Maybe they thought Iraola is better?
