If a manger comes in and drops Ronaldo the $h!t storm that follows in terms of media scrutiny, social media backlash, unrest in the dressing room, will completely derail the manager and any chance they have of success.Frankly anybody Ronaldo wants should automatically be disqualified. He is already distorting reality too much. We will never get a modern playing style if everything is catered towards his narrow (albeit brilliant) game.
Lot of ifs. What if Bodger refuses?I don't know where is the problem.
1) Ask Zidane does he want a job or not. If not...
2) Go and say to Ten Haag that it is now or never. If he refuses...
3) Hire Rodgers on 18 months contract. If he does well with this squad for the rest of the season then give him another season.
It is not that hard, ffs.
Why not? He could potentially have Bayern, Juve, Barca, PSG or Madrid the season after if he keeps Ajax playing well in the CL and knocking those clubs out. No one wants to manage or play for a EL team.No a chance Ten Hag turns us down so he can have a crack at the CL with Ajax next season.
Then he is out for that game. But the majority of games he will play. And working out how to make a team work with him in it is the only option a manager hasI disagree. That should only be one of the incoming manager's assessments. What happens if Ronaldo is injured in the first game?
If a manger comes in and drops Ronaldo the $h!t storm that follows in terms of media scrutiny, social media backlash, unrest in the dressing room, will completely derail the manager and any chance they have of success.
That’s what comes with signing a player of the standing of Ronaldo. Any manager who comes in has to play Ronaldo to have any chance of staying on last his time at the club
Because it doesnt't work like that. Clubs dont appoint managers based on who's beaten them in individual games before because that would be a complete nonsense.Why not? He could potentially have Bayern, Juve, Barca, PSG or Madrid the season after if he keeps Ajax playing well in the CL and knocking those clubs out. No one wants to manage or play for a EL team.
Follows on from Neville saying that Poch would take the job tomorrow if he could. Clearly they know something.
If this is the best possible scenario, its also the most unlikely scenario with our clubI think that we should get Rangnick as temporary manager only to promote him as DOF at the end of the season. Then we can sign Ten Hag.
Yup, Rangnick might set the base for the manager if we intend to go for Poch or Ten Hag. Doesn't he like playing a high pressing style, which both Poch and Ten Hag also like?I think that we should get Rangnick as temporary manager only to promote him as DOF at the end of the season. Then we can sign Ten Hag.
They're playing good football also, it's not just the beating of opposition in the CL. Many managers have made steps up due to good CL showings, Poch and the bloke at Bayern are just two in recent years. It doesn't make sense for him to not play CL football with Ajax and wait for a more stable job offer than a basket case of a club in the EL, if in fact that happensBecause it doesnt't work like that. Clubs dont appoint managers based on who's beaten them in individual games before because that would be a complete nonsense.
Barcelona may not qualify for CL next year either. He won't turn them down to stay at Ajax hoping he draws Juve and beats them. and then the Juventus board think 'let's appoint that guy who beat us once' either.
What's his playstyle?Arne Slot's an interesting manager, at fulltime of the game they're currently playing, his Feyenoord team will go above Ajax with the same number of games played. They are top of there European group, although that competitions poor they've beat the team currently 5th in the german league twice.
Built a good reputation at AZ before joining Feyenoord this season and has turned around there fortunes almost straight away.
This is great news. We never get our first choice due to huge amounts of incompetency so we may end up with Ten Hag. Happy days
I'm afraid of any manager Fergie recommends now.
Known to be an attacking manager that develops, and more importantly, plays young players.What's his playstyle?
I would be worried we'd missed the right time to appoint Poch, just like with Jose. If it were to happen it should have been a few years ago.Hate to say it, but Fergie wanting Poch makes me want Poch even less, and I already really really didn't want him.
Just recalling his gormless face from the Spurs Amazon documentary. Do not want.Hate to say it, but Fergie wanting Poch makes me want Poch even less, and I already really really didn't want him.
Follows on from Neville saying that Poch would take the job tomorrow if he could. Clearly they know something.
Because it is just to manage at least 10 games to be deemed the next manager.was just looking at the odds, why the flock is Carrick second favourite?
He needs time. He isn't going to make us better immediately. Sevilla's progress has been gradual. I mean, if we are looking for a short term option I'm not sure if he would fit in now.Sevilla are top of the league and have scored more goals (and averaged more possession) than Man City this season. I don't think the comparisons with Moyes are very fair.
I agree that people might tire of his possession-orientated approach, though - it is a little bit Van Gaal-esque at times.
Follows on from Neville saying that Poch would take the job tomorrow if he could. Clearly they know something.
Fergie; with all due respect, stay out of this... you were a great manager, but seemingly doesn't understand what others need to be great managers. Hope we avoid Pochettino and Rodgers like the plague.
Now that Enrique ruled himself out, do all we can to get one of Zidane, Ten Hag, Mancini. Missed the tap in to get Conte a month ago.
