Plus if ever we go through a rocky patch, there would be the specter of RVN taking over again hanging around after he's already talked about dreaming of the job in the future.
Also, they haven't been THAT good.
He started for England in the Euro finals, it's not like he's a raw 17-year old. He should be a regular starter because that is the level he has proven he's got. Not starting regularly will hold him back, not help him.
Anyone knows how long that would take? Also can’t he just come here in an initial visa they get permit later?
Won’t they already have applied for his permit weeks back when he agreed with us?
Rangnick talked himself out of that job.
He means ETH refusing to talk to and consult Rangnick about what he observed. That was idiotic.
Probably we have been a poisoned chalice but I think we didn’t have really good managers really.
The good part about this is we are not even counting Eriksen, who has been our best midfielder this season.
Literally nothing contraversial about what I said.
Same to you buddy! It’s going to be a lovely day knowing this beautiful man will be in charge of our club!
Also we had rubbish options in midfield. You should always play your best player. If there good enough then there old enough
This.
Can you get a work permit before you get a job? Or can you only apply for it once you technically start? Surely the club would've sorted this out ages ago if they could have.
Overplaying young players runs the risk of them burning out both mentally and physically. Hell, just look at Barcelona over the last 5-6 years or so. They've had quite a few extremely highly rated young players come through and look great at first, played them almost every game, and it feels like all of them went on to develop significant injury problems that to some extent derailed their career. Hopefully Yamal doesn't go down that route. More importantly, hopefully Mainoo doesn't. From memory, despite missing almost half the season due to injury, he ended up playing more minutes than Ronaldo did at the same age.
You could argue that it’s worse burning out older players, Casemiro etc, Bruno plays every single game. As a kid you always want to play football for as long as possible… younger players are more fitter. I get where your coming from but when he’s fit he’ll be a started with Ugarte in my opinion. Amorim seems to like a young squad so doesn’t look good for Casemiro.
I understood it as it was only their own speculations
We all love Ruud but it is perfectly normal and logical decision. On this level you want your assistant with you. Someone who knows your methods and in who you have complete faith that things will be done.
Bruno will play wherever and however the coach asks him to. He is very capable of being an 8 box to box and there is nothing to stop him playing his rangy passing game from the middle of the park rather than no.10 position. The bolded is a slightly silly comment. Bruno finished the cup final at CB for example, and he will always do what the team needs him to.
Thanks Sir Jim
Not sure how it works in the UK, but here by us you're not allowed to switch visas while remaining "in country". So you would actually need to leave the country and re-enter on a new visa (which isn't as much of an issue in Europe, of course, as distances aren't monumental).
At the time I remember thinking that ETH was a bit disrespectful in not consulting with Rangnick. I can't remember if at that stage there was a possibility of Rangnick being retained as an advisor and it was as if ETH didn't want to give him the time of day
