Future Coach (38 Viewers)

[Quetzalcoatl]

Everyone wants Blanc, but of the 2 linked to us, Benitez is the better option.

 

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[The Curr]

His market Money was more than Ferguson, and yes the EPL is different which is why a Serie A coach is safer, like I said, I'm moing towards Blanc.

How is Blanc a Serie A coach?

 

[Dostoevsky]

His market Money was more than Ferguson, and yes the EPL is different which is why a Serie A coach is safer, like I said, I'm moing towards Blanc.

Manchester already had 5 times stronger team on the paper so they didn't have to spend as much.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Oh and I'd seriously consider Blanc.

I think he's good and he'd be on my shortlist for sure.

 

[Bjerknes]

Benitez's signings were not even that bad. People here tend to talk nonsense about him using his transfer record as proof to their misguided theories.

But when you look at who he purchased, Agger and Skrtel both came for about 6.5M GBP, two signings that we could only dream of making. The large sums of money put towards Torres, Mascherano, Johnson, and Kuyt were all very solid signings. The only ones you could question are Keane and Babel's signings, but they were supposedly not even his own doing. And even Crouch pulled through at times for them.

Then he signed some good free players in Aurelio and spent minimal bank on guys like Gonzalez who played well in other leagues.

So no, his transfer record isn't that bad, far BETTER than ours, and his record speaks for itself.

 

[Bjerknes]

which is why a Serie A coach is safer, like I said, I'm moing towards Blanc.

Blanc never even coached in Serie A.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Benitez's signings were not even that bad. People here tend to talk nonsense about him using his transfer record as proof to their misguided theories.

But when you look at who he purchased, Agger and Skrtel both came for about 6.5M GBP, two signings that we could only dream of making. The large sums of money put towards Torres, Mascherano, Johnson, and Kuyt were all very solid signings. The only ones you could question are Keane and Babel's signings, but they were supposedly not even his own doing. And even Crouch pulled through at times for them.

Then he signed some good free players in Aurelio and spent minimal bank on guys like Gonzalez who played well in other leagues.

So no, his transfer record isn't that bad, far BETTER than ours, and his record speaks for itself.

Awful signing.

 

[Bjerknes]

I don't want him. I was just wondering what everyone else thought of him.

Mancini is far better than Prandelli, that's for sure.

 

[Mark]

How about Didier Deschamps? remember that guy? He left the club because he wanted certain players. I think one was Yaya Touré and if I'm not mistaken also Anelka.

He said in an interview the other day that he wanted to build this Juve with youngsters(He did that in B) and add 3 great players.

That's were the problem started.

I know, they surely won't call him.

 

[Bjerknes]

Awful signing.

He's been good. They had to pay the inflated market price, but he's been good, IMO.

Ask Enron if you'd like a Pool perspective on it.

 

[IrishZebra]

Manchester already had 5 times stronger team on the paper so they didn't have to spend as much.

The same Man Utd that had Djemba-Djemba, Fortune and Liam Miller?

not to mention Kleberson.

 

[Nicholas]

Awful signing.

+1, Andy Portsmouth had no money they could have gotten him alot cheaper.

 

[Bjerknes]

How about Didier Deschamps? remember that guy? He left the club because he wanted certain players. I think one was Yaya Touré and if I'm not mistaken also Anelka.

He said in an interview the other day that he wanted to build this Juve with youngsters(He did that in B) and add 3 great players.

That's were the problem started.

I know, they surely won't call him.

The problem is with the board. That's the fucking problem.

Ooooooh noooooo, can't get Toure and Anelka, they're too expensive and not that good anyway. Time to go, Didier.

 

[IrishZebra]

Blanc never even coached in Serie A.

I know it was a grammatical error get a grip

 

[Bjerknes]

+1, Andy Portsmouth had no money they could have gotten him alot cheaper.

Then blame the general manager, not Benitez.

 

[Dostoevsky]

He's been good. They had to pay the inflated market price, but he's been good, IMO.

Ask Enron if you'd like a Pool perspective on it.

It's retarded how much they payed for him. I know what they say about him.

There's no way I'd throw so much money on an average fullback.

 

[Nicholas]

Then blame the general manager, not Benitez.

I want Benitez here, I just think with all the backroom staff he has and certain players he would want with him at Juve I'm abit skeptical. Benitez is a quality manager though.

 

[IrishZebra]

That can't buy propper squad players

 

[The Curr]

Benitez's signings were not even that bad. People here tend to talk nonsense about him using his transfer record as proof to their misguided theories.

But when you look at who he purchased, Agger and Skrtel both came for about 6.5M GBP, two signings that we could only dream of making. The large sums of money put towards Torres, Mascherano, Johnson, and Kuyt were all very solid signings. The only ones you could question are Keane and Babel's signings, but they were supposedly not even his own doing. And even Crouch pulled through at times for them.

Then he signed some good free players in Aurelio and spent minimal bank on guys like Gonzalez who played well in other leagues.

So no, his transfer record isn't that bad, far BETTER than ours, and his record speaks for itself.

There has been the likes of Kromkamp, Josemi, Nunez, Pennant, Bellamy, Itandje, Paletta and Dossena though.

 

[Nicholas]

That can't buy propper squad players

True.