I agree about the no good alternatives at the moment. However Nuno is a stop gap, we all know it, i'm sure he does as well and if results turn to shit and we hit bottom half of the table and/or a better alternative becomes available he'll be gone. He may potentially last the season if we hovver around 6th or 7th and no decent manager pops up but no way will he be our manager next season. They'd be giving our season tickets away with boxes of cereal.
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Just had a quick read up and he's had 2 biggish jobs @ 36 years old , half German and Italian as well.
And done decently too. Something obviously went wrong at Schalke when he got sacked (I've sent a message to a friend on twitter who follows Schalke to see if he knows anything about that). But as I understand it he only left Spartak because his family was still in Germany and he couldn't fly them in or leave the country to visit due to Covid.
He was apparently recruited for the Schalke job by the same guy who spotted the potential in Klopp and Tuchel and brought them to Mainz to start their careers.
If we want a young and exciting name he could be worth a gamble.
German coaches seem to be the way to go at the moment
They really do.
My German buddy got back to me and his response to what went wrong for him at Schalke was "Tedesco didn't fail, the club failed him". And a lot of Schalke fans speak about letting him go like how we talk about letting Poch go.
I like how he has multiple systems for how to defend and attack that his teams can switch between depending on how a game is going.
Adolf Hutter is some name to swallow though, especially for a club like ours...
He isn't particularly fond of the name either as I understand it. His grandparents pushed for it because he had a uncle named that who died in his teens. It is why he goes by Adi professionally.
Or that is the story that I have been told at least.
Changed his name to Adi. Insane and unfair to pass on him because of his name.
Yeah yeah that'd nit-picking for sure, but you can bet on the trolls on Twatter to make fun of the name every time we lose. I have heard that he's a great coach, I hate Bundesliga though so I can't say that I've watched his matches (my knowledge of Favre for example is from his time at Nice, not BVB).
Feck it, I'm Tedesco in now I guess.
Flixbus!!.
Your mixing up Tedesco with Hütter. Hütter is the guy who just beat Bayern.
Tedesco was the manager of Schalke a few years back when he got them to second place in the table. He's most recently been a coach in Russia and got second play with Spartak Moscow before leaving them at the end of the season.
Nah Gallardo all day long. Learning English now him or Potter for me with Gallardo's charisma shading it.
I really enjoyed Tedesco's Schalke so I have a soft spot for him. Gallardo is obviously enticing as well.
I’d imagine tedesco would be much easier then gallardo. Tedesco looks like decent coach from the little I’ve seen.
Ah but there are "no good alternatives" apparently.
Literally anyone. Fuck this guy. No personality, no tactical knowledge. Absolutely fucking useless. Season ticket holder here, before you come at me.