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Ralf Rangnick | ex-interim manager | does anyone rate him?
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The interim position is whatever but the two year consultancy is a good sign.
This points more towards Ten Hag in the summer imo.
Much smoother transition from Ragnick's style to Ten Hag's.
Much smoother transition from Ragnick's style to Ten Hag's.
The ultimate question - has an interim manager ever been fired during their interim spell?
I think he'll keep Carrick on.
And surely also managers. Guess he will have a shortlist who should succeed him as a permanent manager. Poch and ten hag might be on it, but who knows...
Woody's mind was blown by Moyes iPad revolution so it doesn't take much.
I am properly fecking hard.
Rangnick now, Ten Hag end of season - I'll have a celebratory wank!
Wow.
Definitely the best choices of the interims - Can't wait to see what he'll bring to the setup. Like the long term involvement but I do wonder how significant that consultancy role will be.
I was hoping to get the long term guy but this should make the transition to a more coherent progressive play style smoother and shouldn't require a hard reset when the permanent guy comes in. Either Poch or ten Hag could comfortably build on the foundations he'll set so it's great first step.
We're a serious club again lads.
Definitely the best choices of the interims - Can't wait to see what he'll bring to the setup. Like the long term involvement but I do wonder how significant that consultancy role will be.
I was hoping to get the long term guy but this should make the transition to a more coherent progressive play style smoother and shouldn't require a hard reset when the permanent guy comes in. Either Poch or ten Hag could comfortably build on the foundations he'll set so it's great first step.
We're a serious club again lads.
With Ragnick now in, this season is definitely not a write off anymore! Push for top 4 and go for the cups.
Just look at Schalke's last Bundesliga season
I’ll be honest, I had no clue who he was before these rumours started. However, reading up on him, he does at least seem like someone who will attempt to take us out of the dark ages. I don’t expect miracles, but I do hope for improvement. At least this shows the board are heading in the right direction.
I’m sure there will be non compete
He's been out of management for two years so doubt they'll be available as they're likely tied up in other positions. His video analyst is an adviser at Rangnick's current club Lokomotiv.
My guess is we'll stick with what we've got for the time being and Rangnick having a more hands-on role will help offset the coaching issue.
Best thing is , we won't feck up next appointment since he is going to have a huge say and the list won't just stop with ETH or Poch.
Hassenhuttl could very well be in the mix for summer.
Hassenhuttl could very well be in the mix for summer.
Another benefit of Rangnick is that his end goal is the consultancy role whereas managers like Favre or Valverde would be hoping for the job full time. We're at least in a position whereby we'll 100% appoint a permanent manager in the summer.
Yep could make sense and maybe question marks over whether Ralf wants to move to England full-time for that long at 63.
Can we ban Alex Crook as a source now? Stated we wouldn't sack Ole until Monday because we wouldn't be allowed to do it whilst the stock exchange was closed, then stated that Ragnick was absolutely off the list of possibilities for interim.
If he's not been first team coaching for a while I guess this means he wont have a coaching team ready to go? In which case we might see Carrick and McKenna kept on for a while. Phelan seemed to be an advisor to Ole (yeah) so I don't see him sticking around.
He's the grandpa of modern German coaching philosophy, like Klopps and Tuchels.
He’s already a good source. Talksport have been a good source for a while now.
Ragnick and Ten Hag in the summer is the perfect case scenario. Especially if we get Overmars in one of those consulting roles. Get some experience up top. For the small amount of money this would cost, the Glazers would profit immensely once we're successful on the field.
As Rangnick has said he wants to become a club consultant this might well be true, that he is not after a permanent full time job.
But this setup also makes sure that he will not be seen as a lame duck manager either during his interim spell
Yeah, Rangnick will have to evaluate the situation first. He is apparently supposed to be part of the furnitures and there is no point for him to get rid of potentially talented coaches because there is a chance that Carrick and McKenna simply didn't get the appropriate guidance.
It's genuinely not any more similar to ten Hag's than to Pochettino's. People are reading into that way too much. It says nothing about how the long term successor is.
why hire a guy who is almost retired? sounds like a van gaal situation
It feels like a step in the right direction.
Where have you heard that he prefers ETH? Interesting.
That’s at his insistence. He needs 2-1/2 years in the UK to get permanent residency and claim dole and eventually state pension.
Very happy with that. Can always go either way, but hard to think of a better interim. And he really really deserved a stint at a top club.
Finally some common sense from the board.
Hope this naturally leads to ten Hag in the summer.
Hope this naturally leads to ten Hag in the summer.
Well the board have proven themselves to be quite useless on many occasions. This seems like a positive step but it's hardly clear how much influence he will have post his interim gig given he will only be a consultant
Does he bring his own coaches to his new jobs??
Music to my ears. Finally a welcomed decision from the suits, hopefully, this will finally embark our way out from the dark ages in terms of football.
Alex Crook knows less than my cat.
This could make us more efficient
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