Managerial Thread - 23/24 Season - Lolverpool

[PeteWorrell]

Who wants to go to Bayern when the roster is weaker than ever but the club still expects you to win everything? The higher ups keep undermining the manager and sacking them in short order.

Someone like Nagelsmann could have helped rebuild the roster but he never got the opportunity because the club simply won't give the manager the time to do it.

 

[Incubajerks]

Does anyone really believe that a team like Bayern Munich would be interested in a mediocre coach like De Zerbi?

Who wants to go to Bayern when the roster is weaker than ever but the club still expects you to win everything? The higher ups keep undermining the manager and sacking them in short order.

Someone like Nagelsmann could have helped rebuild the roster but he never got the opportunity because the club simply won't give the manager the time to do it.

There would be a queue to sit on that bench, let's be serious.

 

[bluesfan94]

Does anyone really believe that a team like Bayern Munich would be interested in a mediocre coach like De Zerbi?




There would be a queue to sit on that bench, let's be serious.

Except Bayern hasn’t been able to get a manager and is now circling back to the manager they wanted to fire

 

[Wee Baby Seamus]

Yeah it's very evident that there has been no queue at all. With the levels of intervention from the higher-ups and the overall atmosphere, it's a pretty intensely unattractive job. It's part of why I'd suggest that people should maybe be a little less reactionary in terms of thinking 'Tuchel is suddenly bad' or whatever.

 

[bluesfan94]

Yeah it's very evident that there has been no queue at all. With the levels of intervention from the higher-ups and the overall atmosphere, it's a pretty intensely unattractive job. It's part of why I'd suggest that people should maybe be a little less reactionary in terms of thinking 'Tuchel is suddenly bad' or whatever.

Let it be known that if Bayern calls, I will serve. I'll offer 'em a great deal and do it for 1/2 of what they're paying Tuchel.

 

[Wee Baby Seamus]

Let it be known that if Bayern calls, I will serve. I'll offer 'em a great deal and do it for 1/2 of what they're paying Tuchel.

putting you in charge of Bayern is the only way Arsenal will ever beat them, so it makes sense you'd want that job

 

[bluesfan94]

putting you in charge of Bayern is the only way Arsenal will ever beat them, so it makes sense you'd want that job

34-0-0 masterclass domestically while getting knocked out 10-0 by Arsenal in UCL.

 

[Juve]

Rumor has it Allegri is getting the boot today for yesterday's antics.

 

[cgf]

Bayern are still one of the most talented clubs in the world and they've now got one of the best Sporting Directors in Europe in charge. Would be awesome for them not to win another BuLi this decade, but I'm not going to hold my breath.

 

[luiginb]

Rumor has it Allegri is getting the boot today for yesterday's antics.

I think he was getting it regardless and you're going with Thiago Motta next year.

 

[Savant]

Shame Motta will leave Bologna, but hard to turn that down. Would have wanted to see what he could do with their roster in UCL

 

[Juve]

I think he was getting it regardless and you're going with Thiago Motta next year.

I'm the believe it when I see it kind of person. I am expecting a contract extension more than a sacking. Three years of crap keeps you on.

He's suspended for the final two games. That's a plus.

Shame Motta will leave Bologna, but hard to turn that down. Would have wanted to see what he could do with their roster in UCL

I just hope he will get supported and given the same time to build the squad. The same amount of time Allegri got for three shit seasons. I don't necessarily care for immediate success. I want to see a change of mentality, culture, and tactics. Juventus needs to learn how to walk again before they're able to run.