Suv666
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Tuchel seems to be the only big name option
Yeh maybe the season after next, but not next season. He wouldn't just sign an extension if he thought the United job was a possibility, he'd have waited. He obviously knows it's not happening for next season for whatever reason so he signed the extension.
Please God noI'm interested in Potter
With a proper structure and serious football people at the club I think he could succeed. I think it's mad to hold failure at Chelsea against anyone.
Correct me if I'm wrong but it was Lampard that was manager during the transfer restrictions, not Tuchel.
I don't agree. If it happened a few months ago maybe, but it's too late now. As I said if he'd thought he had a chance at the United job he wouldn't have signed any extension. Plus United can't afford to pay massive compensation to another club for a manager who's just extended his contract, we're going to struggle with ffp anyway, that would make it a million times worseIt literally just means a better deal for Villa. If we made a move, we'd most likely get him.
That suggests he isn't very good!It has been well documented that INEOS have a 'best of British' ethos. This makes me nervous in terms of Potter/Southgate getting the nod.
But like someone on here posted previously. I think Marco Silva has the experience, the tactical awareness, and he's young and hungry. He's managed 7 clubs at the age of 46, and I think he has learned and improved a lot. Portuguese as well, so fits in well with the Portuguese/South American players.
I also think we could get him.
I am too and was in 2021 as well but there's always that worry that United job might be too big for him like it was for Moyes. Or as you say with proper structure he could be a success with time as Arteta has been for Arsenal.I'm interested in Potter
With a proper structure and serious football people at the club I think he could succeed. I think it's mad to hold failure at Chelsea against anyone.
Tuchel is the very obvious stand out candidate and is one of the best coaches in the world. Any time a big job opens, he's one of the main guys there. Sometimes you don't need to try and be clever and just go for the guy who is a proven top manager.
Big name should not be the only criteria.Tuchel seems to be the only big name option
Signed an extension recently I believeAs some have said, there isn't a standout candidate but in this moment I'd lean to Tuchel
Also why does Ancelotti never get a shout? I thought he was on the way out at Madrid and whilst he's not some cutting edge new name he's certainly capable
I must have missed that one? It’s odds on that we will be heading into Arteta’s 6th season with Arsenal and all he has to show for it is 1 (Covid) FA Cup.I am too and was in 2021 as well but there's always that worry that United job might be too big for him like it was for Moyes. Or as you say with proper structure he could be a success with time as Arteta has been for Arsenal.
INEOS have a big decision to make no doubt. Tuchel seems most logical.
Big name should not be the only criteria.
Initially I didn't Arteta but even as a staunch detractor you simply can't ignore the stellar work he has done with Arsenal it may not reflect in terms of trophies yet but with Arsenal challenging for the title second season running he definitely has been a Success for Arsenal .I must have missed that one? It’s odds on that we will be heading into Arteta’s 6th season with Arsenal and all he has to show for it is 1 (Covid) FA Cup.
I’m not sure on what planet that should be considered a success.
He also seems like a decent guy from post match interviews. Never spikey, very good communicator for his second language too.He’s my top choice. Under a good structure I think he got what it takes to be totally elite. I’d much rather him than the big and uninspiring names that are been banded around. Bournemouth players know what they are doing.
Great so back to square one again and no closer to catching city. We need to keep pursuing attacking/dominant football because while defensive shape will help us get results short term, it’s all about building a dominant team to win leagues long term.I’d prioritize a manager that can also set up a solid defensive shape.
If the aim is purely cultural and vibes change then yeah it makes sense.Well according to Barney Rownay a few days ago in the Guardian, Southgate would be the natural successor.https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...d-is-actually-a-good-idea-so-whats-the-chance
Well according to Barney Rownay a few days ago in the Guardian, Southgate would be the natural successor.https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...d-is-actually-a-good-idea-so-whats-the-chance
So quiet happy with a season wasted and slipping further down the pecking orderAt the moment no one, Just let Ashworth confirmed and have time to asses the cub the squad and then formulate a plan.
For my money id like pretty much united to be in a holding pattern for the next 12 months with no big signings until we actually have a structure and plan in place to start making informed decisions.
More like giving the manager a proper structure to work with while they access him, its difficult to make a decision when they are not likely to be in their prospective roles until nearly the close of the transfer window.So quiet happy with a season wasted and slipping further down the pecking order
The bloke was out of his depth at Chelsea.I'm interested in Potter
With a proper structure and serious football people at the club I think he could succeed. I think it's mad to hold failure at Chelsea against anyone.
Tuchel is the very obvious stand out candidate and is one of the best coaches in the world. Any time a big job opens, he's one of the main guys there. Sometimes you don't need to try and be clever and just go for the guy who is a proven top manager.
As some have said, there isn't a standout candidate but in this moment I'd lean to Tuchel
Also why does Ancelotti never get a shout? I thought he was on the way out at Madrid and whilst he's not some cutting edge new name he's certainly capable
Let’s bring back big Ron then, how old is he now?I think it should be a very important criteria if not the only one.
If we look around the globe, massive clubs like us needs big personalities to be successful. Structure and recruitment are important to get right but the manager needs to have something else in him, X factor, he is missing that from what I have seen so far.
I sometimes look at ETH and think even if he is a good coach, he lacks that character that a club like ours need.
The only thing keeping ETH in a role is lack of options out there else if we are honest and tomorrow Klopp or Pep or Carlo A were available, we won't even think twice before replacing him.
Agreed. Maybe for once we should actually put the work in and cast a wide net for interview, rather than just go straight to the person with the most impressive trophy section on wikipedia available.I don't think it makes a difference that there's no obvious choice out there. Ten Hag was the obvious choice and nearly unanimously wanted by the fanbase and I'd argue at the time that that was correct. With the benefit of hindsight it turns out it wasn't right after all.
An obvious contender for the job doesn't mean he's the right choice, and no obvious choice doesn't mean there's no right man for the job. I just don't buy that anymore.
I thought we did that when selecting Eric.Agreed. Maybe for once we should actually put the work in and cast a wide net for interview, rather than just go straight to the person with the most impressive trophy section on wikipedia available.
We interviewed him and Poch, from memory.I thought we did that when selecting Eric.