Harry has beaten Milan. Lost to Madrid though.
What i mean is i don't think we need another project.
Hiddink, Van Gaal, Heynckes.
His credibility in germany was crumpled a bit 2006 when people close to the team hinted the way that Löw was really the architect of the team and the players didn't really take Klinsmann very seriously. It took another major blow after his abysmal spell at Bayern which seemed to prove what only was a rumour until then.
I'd rather have Mick McCarthy than Moyes to be honest. At least he'd have the odd funny interview here and there.
My hunch is that Hiddink and Heynckes would not up for the rigors of this job, not at this point in their lives. Van Gaal is a more than interesting suggestion.
NO NO NO
He's a good manager but we hate him just as he hates us. No chance that would happen, nor would anyone want it to happen. Hiddink I feel could be here for like 2 years or so like Heynckes was at Bayern, where we could maybe win the champions league. Van Gaal is leaving as Netherlands boss this summer and said he wants one last club to win trophies with, or compete for things with. At the moment it seems like he's going to Spurs, but I'm sure he'd jump at the chance to join United if offered (which we really should do).
Personally, there isn't a better option currently then Van Gaal. A proven, world class, experienced manager, 62 years old so had a good 5 years left at least, and will be available in the summer.
Just because people have contracts doesn't mean we can't go for them. It's not as if we cannot afford the compensation.
The best ones: Mourinho, Pep, Klopp, Ancelotti, Conte and Wenger (although I am not sure if Wenger can be counted there anymore) are unavailable.
I'd bet the next manager of United will be foreign, there's no British manager good enough to feasibly be considered at the moment, although I suppose we'd have said that about Moyes.
Not really. They're not the best options available even ignoring how weird it would be (although to be fair, we have nothing against Rodgers, taking him straight from our rivals would be seriously odd).
It will be nice to someday have a foreigner managing us because, with the evolution of football, the non-British tactics are hands down far superior to the British tactics. I don't usually see 4-4-2* in the European leagues, and the football is usually quite attractive on the whole.
Rafa always seems a bit too close to losing the plot. Rodgers, I think still has a fair amount to prove. He kept a good thing going, at Swansea. He deserves a bit of credit for doing so but not a great deal, in my view. Currently he's having a very promising season with your lot but, for me, he'd need back to back top four finishes to really be considered a genuine success, at Liverpool.
I feel like there's a chance that fergie wanted mourinho but sir bobby vetoed that idea, said he went against the ethos of the club and all that. So then he settled for his second choice. I've learned to take what fergie and them say with a pinch of salt over the years, but I don't think mourinho would have rejected us. I think we wanted pep too but that was confirmed to bayern earlier.
I wouldn't want Hiddink and I don't think he would want us. It's a long time since he spent any extended time in top club management and he seems to prefer picking up huge pay cheques in jobs where there is not much pressure to succeed. In any case, ignoring the Anzhi farce, his last two jobs ended with Russia and Turkey ended in failure. In essence, I think his reputation greatly exceeds his actual achievements, certainly in recent years.
You're absolutely right about Guus, now that i think about it. There just aren't that many other good options available to us, which may be what saves Moyes from the ignominious sack.
The only answer really..
