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This.Has to be Naglesmann for me.
Young, clever, ambitious, he'd be perfect.
This.Has to be Naglesmann for me.
Young, clever, ambitious, he'd be perfect.
I’d like him but I don’t think it would work with our players. Leeds don’t really have any stand out individuals. The character make up of their squad suits Bielsa.On my last post, would people accept Bielsa? Or is unsuited for a big club and playing manager (as opposed to coach)
Watford, Newcastle, West Ham, Newcastle, Blackburn, Aston Villa, Sunderland, Tottenham, Southampton....need I go on?Keep changing managers? We're not fecking changing them enough.
Guess the list of clubs who've hired more managers than us in the last 7 years?
I agree. I'd rather us bag the 'next big thing' in management tbh. Someone who takes us forward tactically as a football team.I’d like him but I don’t think it would work with our players. Leeds don’t really have any stand out individuals. The character make up of their squad suits Bielsa.
Humble journeymen hardworking individuals.
We have a lot of egos and individuals at United. They wouldn’t respond to Bielsa. They’re far more likely to go crying to their agents and the board.
As much as I want us to have a proper coach, you can get one who isn’t a intense and strict as Bielsa.
This is spot on.It shouldn't be him but unfortunately after our poor window and start to the campaign,it feels a little inevitable that Ole's going to be the one forced to take the fall.
I'm at the point where I don't really care who we bring in at manager or which players we bring in anymore given that the same incompetents above them will still be around.
Doesn't matter if we sign Sancho, bring in Poch/Pep whoever, I won't feel good about the direction of the club until we have a full restructuring of our football operations and bring in actual football men instead of suits who only give a feck about money
We need to decide how we want to play first.I agree. I'd rather us bag the 'next big thing' in management tbh. Someone who takes us forward tactically as a football team.
We need a two stage solution. If we are committing to intense pressing, then we have to rebuild that way to the point where one of the gold managers will come. So Poch first, then Nagelsmann maybe.If it comes down to replacing Ole then I hope we go with a coach with a modern defined play style and I wouldn't look past Marco Rose or Nagelsmann.
Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Barcelona and more.... need I go on? Not sure what kind of point you thought you were makingWatford, Newcastle, West Ham, Newcastle, Blackburn, Aston Villa, Sunderland, Tottenham, Southampton....need I go on?
If the club can’t even handle the basics of buying, selling, and retaining players, then I don’t know how we can expect any manager to succeed here.I don’t disagree but that doesn’t mean sticking with Ole is right. The board isn’t going to change and I think we all know that deep down. Therefore sticking with a manager who can’t overcome their incompetence is a waste of time. We’ve got to hope someone somewhere can come in and make this team better than OGS can.
Either way, it ends up in the same place.Well I guess another option is just to have these threads going on for another 2 years.
Because things are only going in one direction now. Ole is finished regardless of the board or Ed or sporting directors or anything else.
What was Mike Phelan's relationship with him then prior to taking the assistant manager role, his postman?SAF never had an ex-player working under him, I wonder why.
Haha, fair enough, my badWhat was Mike Phelan's relationship with him then prior to taking the assistant manager role, his postman?
This.Roy Keane
Wouldn’t worry too much about AWB if he carries on even Ole will be getting ridMarco Rose or Hassenhuttl. Gets the best out of our players but wouldn't work with Ed.
Poch wouldn't work because he needs good full backs. I know we are signing Telles but AWB would be a major concern.
You'd like Allegri with his football?Allegri or Ten Hag. Either would be a great choice.
He's football is nothing like you think.You'd like Allegri with his football?
Because having VdS at the club will suddenly give Ole some experience and tactical nous that will enable us to have a style of play?VDS.
And then let Ole get on with it.
So Ole can find another Maguire to throw 80 million at?Pochettino with ole as DOF and Woodward back signing pillow sponsors
I don't think it's as bad as some say, but probably not as good as you think.He's football is nothing like you think.
No, because we need to address the complete lack of long term football leadership and strategic direction. Ole is not a top tier manager, but people who think changing gaffer will be the silver bullet are fecking delusional.Because having VdS at the club will suddenly give Ole some experience and tactical nous that will enable us to have a style of play?
Like Ancelotti and Zidane,they get the job done. We historically a club that gets the job done. His football has a great balance between attack and defending. He's shown he's a winner and shown he can match any coach going around today on an individual game basis.I don't think it's as bad as some say, but probably not as good as you think.
Why are you so high on Allegri's football?