Maybe Klopp to Bayern and Naglesmann still in play for us.
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Management In search of Mourinho's successor.
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Interesting shout.
He’s just gone all out against the Super League and has a history of being ‘principled’ - not sure he’d come now even if we asked nicely.
Not a pop at you mate, but am I missing something here ?
The only thing of substance is that he says "My opinions haven't changed" and "...supporters and the team".
The way everyone was talking I was expecting something much more dramatic.
If this goes ahead and he stays at the Dippers then he's just talking bollocks.
Admittedly, I haven't seen the whole thing.
Just wondering if that doesn't sit well with the owners and Klopp really doesn't like the ESL, then he may resign is all. I think its a possibility.
Not sure he’s standing by them: just doing some ‘floppy-floppy-slopey-shoulder’ thing: If you’re genuinely ideological, you say it clearly and loud. He should be clear that he’s out the door if ‘Pool join the ESL. Reality is, he knows that if that happens there’s only a few top jobs left, so he makes the right noises but doesn’t have to have he courage of his convictions: makes it not his fault - worse than Jose in my mind.
Well, if so we'll find out soon enough.
Either he will be sacked by the board for being against it, or he will resign in protest.
Why? Even until the end of the season?
Disappointingly weak given his previous comments. Seems like it's not a hill he's prepared to die on.
That’s what’s being reported.
Bielsa is a mentalist, he would never be able to work successfully at a big club with a large budget and expectations to match.
His vision of football is fantastic but his personality is just too explosive. He doesn’t even sign contracts for more than one year, it could never work here. Thankfully there are other managers out there who like to play progressive football and believe in young players.
ten Hag time!
Do you know what happened at Hertha BSC? Klinsmann has never been a good manager, just a good motivator.