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Think Ralf will lead towards Ten Hag, unless Man City have already tried speaking to him as a possible Pep replacement.Would prefer Ten Hag to Poch personally. but I wont be upset with Poch. I just wouldnt be excited by him.
Think Ralf will lead towards Ten Hag, unless Man City have already tried speaking to him as a possible Pep replacement.Would prefer Ten Hag to Poch personally. but I wont be upset with Poch. I just wouldnt be excited by him.
He moans about all international football, players not getting rest in the summer, international breaks it all. He had a go at FIFA and UEFA the other month. Only way you wanna take offence at that is if you looking to misunderstand it like he said
And you brehs should know me well enough to know my Super Eagles >>>>> everything so it’s not me just sticking up for him cause he manages us. I even said in here when he made the comments and @SCORCH was at the same that he was wrong and tough shyt for him and anybody else who want to complain about it. You can miss me with tryna make out something that wasn’t there![]()
Would prefer Ten Hag to Poch personally. but I wont be upset with Poch. I just wouldnt be excited by him.
I get all the talk about Ten Hag, and would be excited if we got him, but people need to slow it down a bit. He's won Dutch leagues and had a run in the CL. Never even properly managed outside of Holland. There's definitely a hipster element in the praise.Would prefer Ten Hag to Poch personally. but I wont be upset with Poch. I just wouldnt be excited by him.
If you get Rangnick, he'll Logan's Run the whole squad but it wont be 30, probably be 27-28 as the cut off age. Anyone who turns like a double decker bus will be gone and anyone who wont run will be done as well.
I have no issues with him being interim or whatever but what's with the two year commitment after that?Bro, you say you've never heard of him then judge the appointment, do some research.
I'm just going to say it again mate, look him up(not just his trophy record on wikipedia)I have no issues with him being interim or whatever but what's with the two year commitment after that?
If you wanna hire an interim, hire an interim. If you wanna hire someone for the long term then hire him for the long term and bring a team with him. Just be deliberate about whatever you do though. Not this half-and-half type shyt that is happening now.
This guy would never have been approached for a consultancy role if things were going well for Ole, so why are we making a long term commitment when we only need him to adress our short term needs?
A lot of people hyped about this guy but his CV just isn't that impressive to me if we're talking about a guy who is gonna be part of the leadership at Manchester United. What have Leipzig actually really achieved?
The fact that Klopp and Tuchel had success using his methods supposedly don't move the needle for me because my question is, why didn't he manage to achieve the same level of success they did? Just smells like a "when a student becomes the master" type situation to me and obviously, United being United we go for the old master who has long since been shown up by his students. I mean we're getting this guy from Russia for Pete's sake and this interim job will be, by far and away, the biggest role of his LONG ASS, UNEVENTFUL career.
And again, the 3 coaches who failed under Ole (Carrick under Jose too) and were actually in charge or running training and preparing the team tactically will still be at the club also, so how much realistically can be expect to change?
This just smells like another half-assed and rushed decision by United, which if it backfires will look like another obviously bad decsion that should never have been made.
We've been here before with LVG, Jose and Ole. Decisions that when made got everybody excited but with the benefit of hindsight were exposed to be the flawed and spontaneous calls that they were.
I wish this guy all the best however I'm not gonna hide the fact that I see a big possibility of this extra 2 year commitment coming back to bite us big time.
I get that but someone said it before, United are very reactionary.I'm just going to say it again mate, look him up(not just his trophy record on wikipedia)
He's more of a DoF/Sporting Director than he is a manager in recent years. We're bringing him with the idea that he will give the club direction and a vision at the highest levels, both in terms of playing squad and club infrastructure.
It is the most forward thinking move the club has looked to do since Fergie retired. Of course it might not work, but then why not just fold the club if we're not going to try? We clearly want Poch or someone else as manager long term and can't get them right now, this is the next best option and has the added bonus of him moving upstairs in to a role he's perfect for and has long coveted at a big english club.
I have no issues with him being interim or whatever but what's with the two year commitment after that? If you wanna hire an interim, hire an interim. This guy would never have been approached for a consultancy role if things were going well for Ole, so why are we making long term commitments to adress short term needs?
A lot of people hyped about this guy but his CV just isn't that impressive to me if we're talking about a guy who is gonna be part of the leadership at Manchester United. What have Leipzig actually really achieved?
The fact that Klopp and Tuchel had success using his methods supposedly don't move the needle for me because my question is, why didn't he manage to achieve the same level of success they did? Just smells like a "when a student becomes the master" type situation to me and obviously, United being United we go for the old master who has long since been shown up by his students. I mean we're getting this guy from Russia for Pete's sake and this interim job will be, by far and away, the biggest role of his LONG ASS, UNEVENTFUL career.
And again, the 3 coaches who failed under Ole (Carrick under Jose too) and were actually in charge or running training and preparing the team tactically will still be at the club also, so how much realistically can be expect to change?
This just smells like another half-assed and rushed decision by United, which if it backfires will look like another obviously bad decsion that should never have been made.
We've been here before with LVG, Jose and Ole. Decisions that when made got everybody excited and with the benefit of hindsight looked like flawed, spontaneous calls.
I wish this guy all the best however I'm not gonna hide the fact that I see a big possibility of this extra 2 year commitment coming back to bite us big time.