MyOnlySolskjaer
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He's a tease.
I hope not. We need a clean out of staff. There is clearly something wrong with everyone baring the kit man an GK coach.I wonder if Mourinho would accept/want Giggs as part of the his backroom staff.
I wonder if Mourinho would accept/want Giggs as part of the his backroom staff.
If we don't take him surely Arsenal is the likely place?
It's Mourinho or bust. And this should not be taken lightly. We are facing a true crossroads. The EPL is changing, fast, and if we get left behind, it may be a long time before we catch up.
If we don't take him surely Arsenal is the likely place?
Wenger would never allow that.
wenger will be unceremoniously sacked in 2 months
I wonder if Mourinho would accept/want Giggs as part of the his backroom staff.
Why do you think they will sack him? They haven't for 10 years or so, when having the chance. The Arsenal board are happy that he's just getting them in the champions league.
the manner of the collapse this season from a position of greater optimism than recent years i think will be the final straw. i rate wenger but the club clearly needs a new manager.
I guess I wasn't clear in that I meant an athlete as opposed to a skilled footballer. He's barely had a chance to adjust to the pace of the English game, but I could see Mou favoring him.
I mean, this is a manager that returned one of the best LB's around back to Spain in favor of playing a sound defensive RB on the left in order to accommodate a declining Ivanovich on the right.
If there really is anything resembling a higher power, Maureen.Who could they get if they let him go?
Couldn't put it better.It's Mourinho or bust. And this should not be taken lightly. We are facing a true crossroads. The EPL is changing, fast, and if we get left behind, it may be a long time before we catch up.
A snip of the Jose Mourinho interview on BT Sports which airs next week I believe.
Doubt it. And why should he? Giggs needs to feck off and manage a smaller team to learn. It's one thing being #2 and another when you are the big man in charge. He has to work his way up. He needs to lose games and figure things out.
This whole Giggs as sucessor before he's even managed one full season is ludicrous. And before people bring it up, feck Pep the fecking outlier. We don't have Messi, Xavi, Inesita, and Puyol in our dressing room. Heck, we don't even have a Theiry Henry for feck's sake.
It's Mourinho or bust. And this should not be taken lightly. We are facing a true crossroads. The EPL is changing, fast, and if we get left behind, it may be a long time before we catch up.
remember in december when we went EIGHT GAMES IN A ROW without a win?This Jose Mourinho guy needs to be appointed immediately.
Today, the match thread prediction majority was for a draw. Now I know that most of us joke around that we won't beat WHU at OT, but this isn't a joke any more - it really is happening.
Our last 3 game results: LLD.
I ask you, is this acceptable?
And there are some fans who are saying that they want to give LVG more time. WTF!!!!
Next match is LFC and I am genuinely fearing a real spanking, as we are going to play with our first team (who are useless), who are going to be told to score goals (ie. the usual 0-0 or 1-1 score line wont do).
This Jose Mourinho guy needs to be appointed immediately.
Today, the match thread prediction majority was for a draw. Now I know that most of us joke around that we won't beat WHU at OT, but this isn't a joke any more - it really is happening.
Our last 3 game results: LLD.
I ask you, is this acceptable?
And there are some fans who are saying that they want to give LVG more time. WTF!!!!
Next match is LFC and I am genuinely fearing a real spanking, as we are going to play with our first team (who are useless), who are going to be told to score goals (ie. the usual 0-0 or 1-1 score line wont do).
Realistically what difference would it make to this season if we did appoint a new manager like Mourinho tomorrow?
The league's gone, top 4's looking unlikely, we need to turn over a 2 goal deficit against Liverpool to go through to the next round of a competition we are unlikely to actually win even if we did. And we have a tough match away to West Ham to get into the FA Cup semis, and our away form is atrocious.
Anything can happen in the league and the cups. But it's all very unlikely at this stage, so basically this season is done. A new manager isn't changing that in 6-7 weeks with the same set of players that have been under performing for months now.
We might as well just wait until June and give a new manager a fresh start in pre-season.
Realistically what difference would it make to this season if we did appoint a new manager like Mourinho tomorrow?
The league's gone, top 4's looking unlikely, we need to turn over a 2 goal deficit against Liverpool to go through to the next round of a competition we are unlikely to actually win even if we did. And we have a tough match away to West Ham to get into the FA Cup semis, and our away form is atrocious.
Anything can happen in the league and the cups. But it's all very unlikely at this stage, so basically this season is done. A new manager isn't changing that in 6-7 weeks with the same set of players that have been under performing for months now.
We might as well just wait until June and give a new manager a fresh start in pre-season.
Am I the only one who's worried that Mourinho have lost it? He's been at the top for about 13 years now, which is a long time in football, and most managers seems to be great for a certain amount of time like 10-15 years before declining. I just don't want us to get another past it-manager, just because it's looks better with all the trophies on the CV from yesteryears, instead of a young manager who, because of his age, haven't done as much, but could do.
You aren't, it's a risk I'm a bit concerned about too, tho its one I think we have to take.Am I the only one who's worried that Mourinho have lost it? He's been at the top for about 13 years now, which is a long time in football, and most managers seems to be great for a certain amount of time like 10-15 years before declining. I just don't want us to get another past it-manager, just because it's looks better with all the trophies on the CV from yesteryears, instead of a young manager who, because of his age, haven't done as much, but could do.
Am I the only one who's worried that Mourinho have lost it? He's been at the top for about 13 years now, which is a long time in football, and most managers seems to be great for a certain amount of time like 10-15 years before declining. I just don't want us to get another past it-manager, just because it's looks better with all the trophies on the CV from yesteryears, instead of a young manager who, because of his age, haven't done as much, but could do.
You aren't, it's a risk I'm a bit concerned about too, tho its one I think we have to take.
The only 'young' manager one can think who can come in with a decent amount of pedigree is Pochettino. However, he has not won or proven anything yet. In a league where basically every top team is floundering, he still finds himself in second place to Leicester City. He is already out of the FA cup and as good as out of the EL as well. So getting him in now is far riskier than getting a proven Mourinho.Am I the only one who's worried that Mourinho have lost it? He's been at the top for about 13 years now, which is a long time in football, and most managers seems to be great for a certain amount of time like 10-15 years before declining. I just don't want us to get another past it-manager, just because it's looks better with all the trophies on the CV from yesteryears, instead of a young manager who, because of his age, haven't done as much, but could do.
Sacking is not the right term as he may move into the Board. However I can see what you mean although I have my doubts because this Arsenal collapse is nothing new and everyone and their dogs predicted it.the manner of the collapse this season from a position of greater optimism than recent years i think will be the final straw. i rate wenger but the club clearly needs a new manager.
The only 'young' manager one can think who can come in with a decent amount of pedigree is Pochettino. However, he has not won or proven anything yet. In a league where basically every top team is floundering, he still finds himself in second place to Leicester City. He is already out of the FA cup and as good as out of the EL as well. So getting him in now is far riskier than getting a proven Mourinho.
How can anyone say Mourinho is past it when he just won the league last season? Would you call Ancelotti past it because he was sacked at Real madrid after finishing outside the top two in the La Liga (first time in a decade)?
As I said, managers - like players - can have poor months in charge but one poor spell should not be used as a barometer.Yet he could still be the first Tottenham manager to win the league for 55 years.
I'm not saying he's definitely past it, but I'm not gonna be over the moon with his appointment like many others, before I see something good on the pitch. After all his last impression was as a manager leaving the champions in 16th, 1 point above the relegation zone in December. Ancelotti didn't do anything that terrible last season, so there's no sign that he could be on the road to decline, although Ancelotti's record in league football is rather poor with only three league titles, despite being in charge of Juventus, Milan, Chelsea, PSG and Real Madrid since 1999.