Last time didn't work out for us. And your reaction is exactly the reason why we should stay away as far as possible. With all due respect but some fans seem to be "gullible" enough (not sure, thats the best, most precise, most polite word but lets go with it) to simply fall for a good story even when they witnessed what consequences on the sports side of things there were. Ole lifted the mood, his "arm around the shoulder" approach was exactly the right thing after Mourinho but he was out of his depth and it was visible as early as to the end of his interim period. Of course, sentimental and shortsighted as the decision makers were, he was given the permanent job at this point already - somethng that was celebrated viciously back then. And while he was able to deliver good and sometimes very good results, it was clear as day that he wasn't doing anything to evolve us as a team. In a time, where all our competitors have made organized pressing, positional play and ball retention their thing, we acted as if it is still 2003. With him, our team had exactly one route to improve: bring in better players. He wasn't going to improve anything on the training pitch. His time with us was one big side step in which we stood still while rivals evolved, burning quite a lot of cash and, even though I am sure, he didn't do it intentionally, created a very suboptimal attitude around some players that we are in parts still suffering from.
And yes - all that and I'd still list him as the best of our coaches since SAF. But being the best of a bad bunch can't be the reason to bring somebody back.
You compare Ole to Hiddink and Allegri? Ok. Got it.
I am sure you don't. Lets hope that the decision makers put a little more thought into it.
Yeah never have there been lies or intentional misrepresentations of things on tv or internet shows. Thank god.
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