Who do you want to become our next coach? (1 Viewer)
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IF I can suggest I think we should add
Trap (because of nostalgia and some people are still naive thinking he is better then Liippi)
Having Lippi staying (since he made this option a possiblity)
Joint Leadership (my so called utopian dream)
Carlos Bianchi (Its interesting to see what people will think of him on here on the forum he is the most succesfull coach of the last 10years title-wise)
Arsene Wegner (one of the few explatnation marks of the lost generation)
And Anceloti (To see if any1 will be crazy enough to choose him)
MAybe making a new poll with more options would be a good idea
Trap (because of nostalgia and some people are still naive thinking he is better then Liippi)
Having Lippi staying (since he made this option a possiblity)
Joint Leadership (my so called utopian dream)
Carlos Bianchi (Its interesting to see what people will think of him on here on the forum he is the most succesfull coach of the last 10years title-wise)
Arsene Wegner (one of the few explatnation marks of the lost generation)
And Anceloti (To see if any1 will be crazy enough to choose him)
MAybe making a new poll with more options would be a good idea
I can't believe Prandelli got that many votes
I mean 2 years ago the guy went on a like 8game loosing spree with Venezia and got fired mid season
ENsuring that Venezia was last in the table from day1 when they got whipped 4-0 by a certain Juve with a certain Lippi who had just come back
he is a very dodgy and uncertain bet
IMHO
To me getting him is like getting Anceloti
I mean 2 years ago the guy went on a like 8game loosing spree with Venezia and got fired mid season
ENsuring that Venezia was last in the table from day1 when they got whipped 4-0 by a certain Juve with a certain Lippi who had just come back
he is a very dodgy and uncertain bet
IMHO
To me getting him is like getting Anceloti
This is like the busies period for me
SO I have almost no time But I have this contact in ITaly that keeps me updated with Juve and it sounded like PRandelli was a done deal to him
and then I just found out about the fact that contacts have been taking with Didier and I deicded to make a quick appreance
Anyways PRandelli, Guidolin, Cosmi, Del Neri, and Ancelotti
All belong to the generation of pretenders they are only trying to live up to the standarnd that the generation before them
Trap, Lippi, Capello and Sachhi had set not trying to excel or go beyond them....
Mourinho and Deschamps are the first of this new generation of football that think there is much left to develop and discover about the game that the previous generations have not discovered
they take in elements from other sports and bring them into football revitalising the game and this is essential and this is why taking one of them will bring us to the pinnacle of world football since together with Chelsea (who by 95% chance will have Moruniho next season) We will set the new standards for how football ought to be played....
SO I have almost no time But I have this contact in ITaly that keeps me updated with Juve and it sounded like PRandelli was a done deal to him
and then I just found out about the fact that contacts have been taking with Didier and I deicded to make a quick appreance
Anyways PRandelli, Guidolin, Cosmi, Del Neri, and Ancelotti
All belong to the generation of pretenders they are only trying to live up to the standarnd that the generation before them
Trap, Lippi, Capello and Sachhi had set not trying to excel or go beyond them....
Mourinho and Deschamps are the first of this new generation of football that think there is much left to develop and discover about the game that the previous generations have not discovered
they take in elements from other sports and bring them into football revitalising the game and this is essential and this is why taking one of them will bring us to the pinnacle of world football since together with Chelsea (who by 95% chance will have Moruniho next season) We will set the new standards for how football ought to be played....
To start with, he has a well assembled and very talented team on which to rely.
Secondly, he's had only just one ok season (last year) and one good season (the current one) so far : in his first year with Monaco they nearly got relegated despite having a competitive squad.
Thirdly, he is a hypocrite who won't say his reasons for not picking a player, this according to Simone.
And finally, my hamster on weed speaks better French than him.
Secondly, he's had only just one ok season (last year) and one good season (the current one) so far : in his first year with Monaco they nearly got relegated despite having a competitive squad.
Thirdly, he is a hypocrite who won't say his reasons for not picking a player, this according to Simone.
And finally, my hamster on weed speaks better French than him.
His first season at Monaco was his first as a coach. Ever. True they fell to around 16th place and finished around 10th but cut him some slack (no pun intended) will you?
Second season was already very good and this year has been mind blowing.
So it's about Simone now? I'd rather take a coach that has results rather than a player who can't seem to get along with him. Descamps dropped Simone and Gallardo and you know the victor is always right. Why he did or didn't matters little in light of playing the CL final this week.
As for having a talented and competitive squad, that's not exactly guarantee for success. The players have been playing with a constant fear of getting sold because the club can't afford them and is seriously indebted. If Mancini is a good motivator in that situation the DD damn well is too.
Not to mention that despite the talented squad, he has actually developed the players to a whole other level. Did you know that Guily has been a Monaco player for 6 years? Why did he suddenly become a hero now? How come Evra is the hottest left back in Europe right now? How do you explain what happened to Rothen?
No, I don't see your criticism as valid. As for speaking French I'm no authority on the subject.
Second season was already very good and this year has been mind blowing.
So it's about Simone now? I'd rather take a coach that has results rather than a player who can't seem to get along with him. Descamps dropped Simone and Gallardo and you know the victor is always right. Why he did or didn't matters little in light of playing the CL final this week.
As for having a talented and competitive squad, that's not exactly guarantee for success. The players have been playing with a constant fear of getting sold because the club can't afford them and is seriously indebted. If Mancini is a good motivator in that situation the DD damn well is too.
Not to mention that despite the talented squad, he has actually developed the players to a whole other level. Did you know that Guily has been a Monaco player for 6 years? Why did he suddenly become a hero now? How come Evra is the hottest left back in Europe right now? How do you explain what happened to Rothen?
No, I don't see your criticism as valid. As for speaking French I'm no authority on the subject.
I have to jump in on Martin's defense here. I am far from pro-France or anything that relates to the French part of Europe but Didier Deschamps and Monaco are a success-story that baffles the French armed forces.
Not only has he managed to turn around a team within the space of a season, he also produced an outfit succesful on multiple fronts, even in the Champions League.
Still, I was always convinced that a really good coach manages to improve the players of his team individually. Deschamps has certainly done that with Giuly, Evra, Rothen and quite a number of others.
I like to compare him to Bert van Marwijk, who managed to win a UEFAcup with Feyenoord and steer them high up the table again this season despite losing four key players over the summer and getting virtually no good purchases in return. Deschamps beats Van Marwijk though, because the latter failed to make a star of talents such as Van Persie and Ono. Something Deschamps has proven he can do.
Not only has he managed to turn around a team within the space of a season, he also produced an outfit succesful on multiple fronts, even in the Champions League.
Still, I was always convinced that a really good coach manages to improve the players of his team individually. Deschamps has certainly done that with Giuly, Evra, Rothen and quite a number of others.
I like to compare him to Bert van Marwijk, who managed to win a UEFAcup with Feyenoord and steer them high up the table again this season despite losing four key players over the summer and getting virtually no good purchases in return. Deschamps beats Van Marwijk though, because the latter failed to make a star of talents such as Van Persie and Ono. Something Deschamps has proven he can do.