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nasty little twerp with crazy bitter-man opinions
He seems like the natural successor to Wenger, but the timing doesn't seem like it will work out
Not better than Simeone.
His next job is vital for his career. I remember when Ramos from Sevilla or AVB were the next big things in management and their next job sent them down the rabbit hole.
Let's wait and see before we compare him to Wegner etc
Not really that worried about the prospect of him at City to be honest. They're going to be up there somewhere whoever they get, and I'm not convinced he'll make them unbeatable. We want to get to a stage where we can win the league over Mourinho's Chelsea and that will likely include taking us above a Manchester City managed by Klopp anyway. Plus success at a new club is never a sure thing. It wasn't that long ago that AVB was the dogs bollocks and destined to be the second coming of Mourinho at Chelsea.
Is he still at Mainz or out of job?Good young german coach, had good seasons with Mainz and brought them into the EL. I think he is a little bit overrated, because everyone really wants to see a Klopp 2.0 in him (german, young, crazy, Mainz and now Dortmund^^). But he is a good coach and potentially very good, just has to prove more for me. Dortmund will be the test for him, I can see Hummels, Gündogan and Reus leaving now, will be a big transition, but he will also have a lot of money to build his own team. Could be interesting
On the flip side, I think he's better than this season has shown so it's quite hard to state with any certainty how well he will do in his next role.I'm with you on this one. He's undoubtedly a good manager but I'm not sure he's as good as the vox populi would have us believe.
I don't think you can make the case for one being clearly better than the other.
The 2 I mentioned are ahead of the pack.
Despite what Honigstein tweeted earlier, i still feel Gundogan might be United bound, Hummels probably too.He'll either go to City or take a break for a year and then replace Wenger I think. Not sure he will take the City job. He would have to spend some time rebuilding the squad. At Arsenal he would make an immediate impact. It will be interesting to see what happens to Dortmund and some of their better players now. Think Hummels will definitely be coming to OT now.
Let´s see.
He has been the U 19 coach for Mainz for one year. They won the title. He was promoted to Mainz coach. They finished 9th as a promoted team. Then they equalled the Bundesliga starting record of Bayern Munich seven wins and qualified for the Europa League. All in all he managed 1.4 points her game over five year at a minor club with limited financial resources. Roughly translated that be like keeping an average of 53-54 points in the EPL with a club like Swansea over a period of five years. Not everybody can walk into a big club with unlimited resources.
Hull might be viable if Brucey leaves.
Sounds a bit like Moyes before he took the United job, is that a fair comparison ?
West Ham should contact him if Big Sam ain't staying.
I think this season has put Simeone slightly above Klopp imo.
He was doing well in Germany before Bayern became super Bayern.Are you really comparing those 2 with them? Ramos hasn't won La Liga and none of them reached a CL final. A EL win alone isn't really comparable. Klopp came close to win the biggest trophy with a comparable team and won one of the Top3 Leagues twice and the double once. Of course that doesn't mean he will be a success at Real, City whatever, but he is much more proven than Ramos or AvB have ever been.
Porto and Sevilla reaching the EL finals is comparable to Dortmund and the Champions League in my eyes.
Sounds like he's comparing Dortmund to Everton … but, no disrespect to Everton here, that would be an insult to Dortmund really!No, you're kind of comparing Dortmund to United
Is he still at Mainz or out of job?
Surely. Seems he's lost the players and the supporters.Is Pellegrini getting the boot a foregone conclusion?
The whiff of a press conference has generated 6 pages on the fan board of another club (in another country) within an hour of it's announcement … we have no real idea of what he'll say (I'm still going with the Hummels contract thing … seems his SOH).I thought he made a big deal about not breaking his contracts?
Good news if we want to pinch their best players? Or will he try to bring them with him?
He was doing well in Germany before Bayern became super Bayern.
Porto and Sevilla reaching the EL finals is comparable to Dortmund and the Champions League in my eyes. It wasn't just what they won it was the style of play and bringing the best out of their players.
Kloop has a lot to prove, this league season isn't an isolated one, they were poor last year as well but were given excuses about injuries etc.
He's had as many poor league seasons with Dortmund as great.
That's why it seems so empty on match daysSurely. Seems he's lost the players and the supporters.
Big Sam to use Dortmund as a stepping stone to us?
Kinda both. He wanted to leave last summer, but he had one year left on his contract and we didn't let him leave. It worked out to a one year unpaid holiday for Tuchel.Is he still at Mainz or out of job?