The next manager appointment (new thread)

[Glasshalffull]

Whoever were hiring, they need a clear identity - I assume we'll be going on a spending spree to fit their play style this summer

We're the ones in the blue shirts, mate.

 

[matty1878]

6 caretaker votes

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Corboran is accessible, Frank less so. I think both destined for good things.

Frank wouldn’t be my pick but imo post-takeover he is gettable, if expensive. I think he’s done all he can with Brentford and he’s clever enough to know it. On paper it’s a sideways move right now but one club is at its ceiling and another pretty much at its floor.

 

[blueboy72]

Corboran is accessible, Frank less so. I think both destined for good things.

I think Frank would be, seems to have run his course

 

[matty1878]

I think Frank would be, seems to run his course

Frank wouldn’t be my pick but imo post-takeover he is gettable, if expensive. I think he’s done all he can with Brentford and he’s clever enough to know it. On paper it’s a sideways move right now but one club is at its ceiling and another pretty much at its floor.

it won’t be a manager in england

 

[blueboy72]

it won’t be a manager in england

Im
Hoping it isn’t. And definitely not the likes of carsley, I hope we start thinking outside the box. I think TFG will want a big name l, but if they can’t, I’m hoping to go for a very talented young manager to build something

 

[matty1878]

Im
Hoping it isn’t. And definitely not the likes of carsley, I hope we start thinking outside the box. I think TFG will want a big name l, but if they can’t, I’m hoping to go for a very talented young manager to build something

a
million percent it’s a foreign name

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

….same could be said for Dyche.

A bad workman blames his tools.
In truth my years in the construction industry have taught me that good craftsmen don’t need the best tools to produce outstanding work.
It’s the skill and knowledge of the person that produces the work , a truly skilled craftsman overcomes the any deficiency in his tools because he utilises that skill and knowledge.
The best can produce outstanding work with only basic tools.
It is the same with artists, I have witnessed artists who have honed their skills over the years produce outstanding drawings , paintings and sculptures armed only with the cheapest artists supplies, the kind you buy your children to keep them quiet.
When Dyche was first mooted we were told that Dyche was such a person in his trade , someone who could get good results with poor players.
It is noticeable that those who championed this view were among the first to criticise the quality of the players for poor results .
And they are still blaming the players for Dyche’s deficiencies now.
The truth is to me , in the managerial world Dyche is not a craftsman at the forefront of his craft , he is a rather ordinary manager who can never exceed the quality of his players.
And £5m that is not good enough.

 

[Scott P]

How would y'all feel if the Friedkins brought in Klopp?

I know it's far fetched, but nobody thought he would hire Mourhnho in Roma, either.

 

[Simon Buttle]

How would y'all feel if the Friedkins brought in Klopp?

I know it's far fetched, but nobody thought he would hire Mourhnho in Roma, either.

Klopp is unlikely to manage again, even if he did it will be Madrid/German national team.

 

[Scott P]

Klopp is unlikely to manage again, even if he did it will be Madrid/German national team.

I agree with your assessment, just wonder how the overall fanbase would feel about a former red sh**e legend coaching our boys. Rafael Benitez 2.0? Or thankful for such a talented manager?

 

[Simon Buttle]

I agree with your assessment, just wonder how the overall fanbase would feel about a former red sh**e legend coaching our boys. Rafael 2.0? Or thankful for such a talented manager?

I don't think it would go down too well tbh, despite his record.

 

[bluestevon]

How would y'all feel if the Friedkins brought in Klopp?

I know it's far fetched, but nobody thought he would hire Mourhnho in Roma, either.

He didn't hire Sarri because he'd managed Lazio.

He's not a retard

Thread closed.

 

[bluestevon]

A bad workman blames his tools.
In truth my years in the construction industry have taught me that good craftsmen don’t need the best tools to produce outstanding work.
It’s the skill and knowledge of the person that produces the work , a truly skilled craftsman overcomes the any deficiency in his tools because he utilises that skill and knowledge.
The best can produce outstanding work with only basic tools.
It is the same with artists, I have witnessed artists who have honed their skills over the years produce outstanding drawings , paintings and sculptures armed only with the cheapest artists supplies, the kind you buy your children to keep them quiet.
When Dyche was first mooted we were told that Dyche was such a person in his trade , someone who could get good results with poor players.
It is noticeable that those who championed this view were among the first to criticise the quality of the players for poor results .
And they are still blaming the players for Dyche’s deficiencies now.
The truth is to me , in the managerial world Dyche is not a craftsman at the forefront of his craft , he is a rather ordinary manager who can never exceed the quality of his players.
And £5m that is not good enough.

I actually read that all mate !

Couldn't agree more.
.a poor workman blames this tools.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I actually read that all mate !

Couldn't agree more.
.a poor workman blames this tools.

Thanks
I need to self edit more sometimes
Your synopsis summed it up more succinctly.