I'm basing it off what I've read about his contract. Let's hope you're right and i'm wrong - would be much more palpable at £5m. We need to factor in his backroom staff who will be on similar length contracts too I guess. Obviously, a lot cheaper to pay off though.
And we’ve tried that with LVG, Mourinho. It hasn’t worked. A risky option could work now that we have a proper structure coming into place. Whoever our next manager is going to be is lucky because there going to have the support like none of the previous ones have had.
LVG was about to retire and his glory days were long gone. He also had a track record of delivering dull football and falling out with star players and the board. Mou was horribly toxic with a negative management style, was getting increasingly found out, should never have been appointed. I dont think we can look at these two and say we tried safe/ experienced hands, they were not that.
That seems unlikely. Watkins in his prime, Duran is 20. Diaby and Zaniolo are 24. Ramsey, Rogers and Iroegbunam are 22 and under. Defence is where they're aging, but they'll likely invest - they're in a very enviable position.
As true as that is, he won't elevate the team to be challenging for major silverware unless he can flex in the transfer market and have an attractive wage bill.
Yeah its worth a mention for sure.
Villa have some serious backing to be honest
They do have an attractive wage proposition, it's the reason Kamara went there. He's on 100k+ and they've managed to sign some very highly rated players under him without CL. I guess it depends what you mean major silverware, he could definitely win a cup domestically he certainly knows how to win the EL.
With Berrada coming in, Xavi could be an interesting choice. Hopefully that means the end of low IQ and technical players that we have.
He’s a good coach, I do wonder what he could do with a bigger budget and better players
Who is that then?
How on earth you lumping in Mount with Casemiro? Give him a chance.
Give him time, he’s hardly had game time for us. He will become an important player.Answer your own question
Who you suggesting, for example?
Who is that, though? That's the question. Alonso is a no-go, Inzaghi seems to be staying at Inter, Nagelsmann might want a second go at Bayern or enjoy the Euros enough to stick with Germany.
How did I know you wouldn’t be able to. Don’t worry. Go back to your crayonsLuckyscout78, is that you?!!
If I’m Berrada, I’ll literally go for the best. I’d even be calling Guardiola and Klopp’s agents in the million to one chance they would at least talk about it, before I’d resort to some of the names coming out on here.
Well I’d rather see Inzaghi etc mentioned than some of the names here. At least let’s talk about managers who have a chance of succeeding or becoming “best in class”
Pep and Klopp are not happening, so who else?
I think it was mainly due to off the field issues. He clashed with big personalities in the dressing room such as Neuer, apparently.
Yeah Neuer is older than Nagelsmann as well
So after a quick google according to 90mins.com top 5 reads
Yeah I think he's a real dark horse for the job.
I see.
He is level above Emery and I say that as someone who didn't rate Arteta at all initially .
The reason is simple, some fans have no plan b. Sack the manager then link the utd job to another manager who is highly unlikely to come. So we end up with southgate.
You’ve jumped the gun a bit there sunshine. I was researching. Stop being a dick and read my follow up. Otherwise your question wasn’t genuine at all.
Whatever you’re doing, it’s not smart or clever.
Because Tuchel was available (official reason).
What a fecking monumentally stupid waste of time that would be. Well done, Woodward.
That answer was fine. But I still think there’s a huge gap between the best managers and Potter etc
I’ve clearly got under your skin.What a fecking monumentally stupid waste of time that would be. Well done, Woodward.
