Laurencio
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oh for fecks sake, one more down
It's going to be Gareth fecking Southgate isn't it?
That is European Championship winner Sir Gareth Southgate you are talking about.
oh for fecks sake, one more down
It's going to be Gareth fecking Southgate isn't it?
Not suggesting we should. Just looking at where INEOS might run to next, and who the potential candidates could be.None of those are guaranteed to be better than a manager that’s won two cups in two years, and had one good season and one bad in the league.
Also, crucially… none of those have a history of recuitment. And we don’t have a recruitment team in place. Also… they’ll all mostly be happy to leave wherever they are and join United at any point in the next year.
Why appoint them now.
Great, getting even thinner!According to ESPN, Poch is out, too.
WeeksBunch of amateurs. Burning away precious days after finishing 8th!!!
That might very well happen and i'd still be skeptical. International football is a different beast. Can you imagine though if he has a bad tournament and they still want to appointment him? Making a hard sell even more difficult: "He got to the quarter finals, what more do you want"That is European Championship winner Sir Gareth Southgate you are talking about.
So he can be underwhelming too? Yeah, why not.Frank would be as underwhelming as Southgate, I think ETH will stay.
Never said he should just that I think he will.So he can be underwhelming too? Yeah, why not.
I think they simply haven’t agreed upon a contract (and possibly a fee) with their choice. If they were committed to ETH they would have said so days ago. ETH is obviously a dead man walking.It's so clear what's happening now (for me at least).
They want a manager who can be held accountable but whom won't expect them to held accountable on their side. Someone who can accept the top down status quo without any healthy challenge. No manager worth their salt will accept that, which explains an admiration for Southgate.
Its not a fee agreement for sure, they thought (somewhat stupidly) they can get a good coach who is submissive. They realised they can't and are scrambling.I think they simply haven’t agreed upon a contract (and possibly a fee) with their choice. If they were committed to ETH they would have said so days ago. ETH is obviously a dead man walking.
Of course. Think you maybe right.Never said he should just that I think he will.
Perhaps. And maybe they think Southgate is the man.INEOS clearly doesn't rate Ten Hag. Maybe it's not "structure", "injuries", "players", "medical staff", "the offside against Arsenal". Maybe the guy just isn't good enough
And maybe they don’t have a clue what they’re doing. I mean Southgate points to that. They’re just waiting and praying England get knocked out of the group stages so they can press on with things.INEOS clearly doesn't rate Ten Hag. Maybe it's not "structure", "injuries", "players", "medical staff", "the offside against Arsenal". Maybe the guy just isn't good enough
In a real world this is what should happen. But I think it’s gone way too far for this to even be a possibility now. Theirs no way out of this for them to be able to keep ETH. They’ve treated him so bad the last few weeks and the relationships already broken so how could he even carry on in this environment? The trust is gone. If they wanted to keep him then they should have made a statement right after the FA cup final that said they had belief in him that he could turn it around in the following season.So we're down to Poch, De Zerbi or.... Southgate (shudders)
Might as well just fecking stick with EtH at this point, buy him a centre back that can work with Martinez, a good defensive midfielder and a reserve striker, and get to the root of the problem with the injuries. See how it goes and reassess if needs must.
They must know that Southgate would be an immediate disaster with the fan base and could turn them on Ineos. The first sign of trouble or run of bad results and you have fans that never believed in the project getting very angry and with very little hope in the manager to turn it around.
Be surprised if he’s not already got his legal advisers on the caseWouldn't blame him if he just turns around and tells Sir Jim to fix this, and just walks.
Forever a circus it seems
You think they'd hire a guy who got dumped out the group stages?And maybe they don’t have a clue what they’re doing. I mean Southgate points to that. They’re just waiting and praying England get knocked out of the group stages so they can press on with things.
Answer that question yourself. Mate they’re going after a guy that hasn’t managed a club team in like 15 years and hasn’t won anything with England for 8 years. So if there still targeting him after that then my answer would be yes.You think they'd hire a guy who got dumped out the group stages?
Says you. I dont think they're going for Southgate. It's been exaggerated.Answer that question yourself. Mate they’re going after a guy that hasn’t managed a club team in like 15 years and hasn’t won anything with England for 8 years. So if there still targeting him after that then my answer would be yes.
Who are they going for then? The list is being whittled away, apparently. They clearly don’t think EtH is the man, so who is?Says you. I dont think they're going for Southgate. It's been exaggerated.
This is precisely the reason we have been so far below standards since SAF retired.Bunch of amateurs. Burning away precious days after finishing 8th!!!
With all due respect mate, no one in the Caf, including you, knows what the feck is going on.It's so clear what's happening now (for me at least).
They want a manager who can be held accountable but whom won't expect them to held accountable on their side. Someone who can accept the top down status quo without any healthy challenge. No manager worth their salt will accept that, which explains an admiration for Southgate.
John Cross from the Mirror has said we're not after Sir Gareth.