I will be happy with anyone who has shown that they are capable of playing an attacking brand of possession-based (by possession I'm not overly fixated by % but more about controlling the game with the ball) football, that can get a team playing better than the sum of their parts.
I don't care if it's a "big" name or a relatively unknown/tried/tested one.
Agreed. I cant say I know much about Fonseca, aside from some hasty homework last night, but the response here still disappoints. I mean, people were never going to be happy no matter what, but it would be nice to think the new manager (whoever it is) will come in and have some support.
Fonseca? Turns out I really enjoyed his Shaktar side, were a bit of a dark horse/danger team when I saw them in Europe and I like watching them play.
Cant say Ive seen his work elsewhere.
What Ive read/watched shows he is a progressive manager, possession based, short passes not long, very fluid system on the pitch - and varied in his use of systems - high full backs and so on.
All sounds very much like what we would want to see.
Also handy at repurposing players to suit, and apparently improving CBs on the ball, which is a plus.
Sounds like he is a manager on the up side of his career, learning and developing, so could be a good time to give him a chance. I like that he has managed in other countries, and already won in some.
And he comes in as a DoF's choice - literally what people have been calling for.
Im not entirely sure what the bithcing and moaning is about, is it a big name thing?
For me, Ill give him a shot.