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2019/20 Carlo Ancelotti

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davek said:
I wonder if carlo will take his jacket off for the second half?

He is following in the footsteps of one of the greatest coaches of all time after all.

:coffee:
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Glad you've finally seen the light. (Trusting that you wouldn't resort to irony, or even sarcasm, during the festive season).
 
Glasshalffull said:
Glad you've finally seen the light. (Trusting that you wouldn't resort to irony, or even sarcasm, during the festive season).
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...of course not. The Brain of Bannockburn has the respect of world football. I just hope Carlo can pick up some tactical tips from him. :coffee:
 

Anclelotti's ideal team sheet will have 11 blanks on it at present, over the next 2 years through looking what he has here and with new signings the blanks will slowly get filled in. We'll see players we have now who are not rated make it on to that list, and we'll see some who we rate dispensed with.

It'll be fascinating to see how many of the current squad figure in 1 year from now..........my bet is half a dozen tops.
 
davek said:
It's early days for him trying to change things round on the training ground, but I'm really looking forward to see how he has them set up and what tactics he uses today.

To have a thinker as a coach again is a boost we've needed for years.
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Agree but I dont think he'll look to change much given the time he had. Think we could see a formation change but similar tactics maybe just fine tuned. Think the next few games after Burnley we'll really start seeing how he will handle this squad until he gets the squad he wants.
 

Thought this was a decent little read/look at https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...trophies-Everton-manager-Carlo-Ancelotti.html

Only Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho have had more success than Carlo Ancelotti of current Premier League managers

1. Manchester City – Pep Guardiola (29)
Barcelona: Champions League 2009, 2011, La Liga 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, Copa del Rey 2009, 2012, FIFA Club World Cup 2009, 2011, UEFA Super Cup 2009, 2011 Spanish Super Cup 2009, 2010, 2011, Spanish fourth division (Barcelona B) 2007-08
Bayern Munich: Bundesliga 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, German Cup 2014, 2016, FIFA Club World Cup 2013, UEFA Super Cup 2013
Manchester City: Premier League 2017-18, 2018-19, FA Cup 2019, League Cup 2018, 2019, Community Shield 2018, 2019

2. Tottenham Hotspur – Jose Mourinho (25)
Porto: Champions League 2004, Portuguese League 2002-03, 2003-04, Europa League 2003, Portuguese Cup 2003, Portuguese Super Cup 2003
Chelsea: Premier League 2004-05, 2005-06, 2014-15, FA Cup 2007, League Cup 2005, 2007, 2015, Community Shield 2005
Inter Milan: Champions League 2010, Serie A 2008-09, 2009-10, Italian Cup 2010 Italian Super Cup 2008
Real Madrid: La Liga 2011-12, Copa del Rey 2011, Spanish Super Cup 2012
Manchester United: Europa League 2017, League Cup 2017, Community Shield 2016

3. Everton – Carlo Ancelotti (20)
Juventus: Intertoto Cup 1999
AC Milan: Champions League 2003, 2007, Serie A 2003-04, Coppa Italia 2003, FIFA Club World Cup 2007, UEFA Super Cup 2003, 2007, Italian Super Cup 2004,
Chelsea: Premier League 2009-10, FA Cup 2010, Community Shield 2009
Paris Saint-Germain: Ligue 1 2012-13
Real Madrid: Champions League 2014, Copa del Rey 2014, FIFA Club World Cup 2014, UEFA Super Cup 2014
Bayern Munich: Bundesliga 2016-17, German Super Cup 2016, 2017

4. Crystal Palace – Roy Hodgson (13)
Halmstads: Swedish League 1976, 1979
Orebro: Swedish fourth division 1984
Malmo: Swedish league 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, Swedish Cup 1986, 1989
Neuchatel Xamax: Swiss Super Cup 1990
Copenhagen: Danish League 2000-01, Danish Super Cup 2001

5. West Ham United – Manuel Pellegrini (10)
Universidad Catolica: Copa Interamericana 1994, Chilien Cup 1995
LDU Quito: Ecuadorian League 1999
San Lorenzo: Argentine League 2000-01, Copa Mercosur 2001
River Plate: Argentine League 2002-03
Villarreal: Intertoto Cup 2004
Manchester City: Premier League 2013-14, League Cup 2014, 2016

6. Liverpool – Jurgen Klopp (8)
Borussia Dortmund: Bundesliga 2010-11, 2011-12, German Cup 2012, German Super Cup 2013, 2014
Liverpool: Champions League 2018-19, FIFA Club Club Cup 2019, UEFA Super Cup 2019

7. Leicester City – Brendan Rodgers (8)
Swansea City: Championship play-offs 2011
Celtic: Scottish Premier League 2016-17, 2017-18, Scottish Cup 2017, 2018, Scottish League Cup 2016 (November), 2017, 2018

8. Sheffield United – Chris Wilder (7)
Alfreton Town: Northern Counties East Football League Premier Division 2001-02, Northern Counties East League Cup 2001-02, Northern Counties East Presidents Cup 2001-02, Derbyshire Senior Cup 2001-02
Oxford United: National League Premier play-offs 2010
Northampton Town: League Two 2015-16
Sheffield United: League One 2016-17

9. Brighton & Hove Albion – Graham Potter (3)
Ostersunds: Swedish fourth division 2011, Swedish third division 2012, Swedish Cup 2017

10. Norwich City – Daniel Farke (3)
Lippstadt: German amateur division 2011-12, German fifth division 2012-13
Norwich City: Championship 2018-19

11. Manchester United – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (3)
Molde: Norwegian League 2011, 2012, Norwegian Cup 2013

12. Watford – Nigel Pearson (2)
Leicester City: Championship 2013-14, League One 2008-09

13. Newcastle United – Steve Bruce (2)
Birmingham City: Championship play-offs 2002
Hull City: Championship play-offs 2016

14. Bournemouth – Eddie Howe (1)
Bournemouth: Championship 2014-15

15. Wolves – Nuno Espirito Santo (1)
Wolves: Championship 2017-18

16. Burnley – Sean Dyche (1)
Burnley: Championship 2015-16

17. Southampton – Ralph Hassenhuttl (1)
Ingolstadt: German second division 2014-15

18. Aston Villa – Dean Smith (1)
Aston Villa: Championship play-offs 2019

19. Arsenal – Mikel Arteta (0)
None

20. Chelsea – Frank Lampard (0)
None
 
davek said:
It's early days for him trying to change things round on the training ground, but I'm really looking forward to see how he has them set up and what tactics he uses today.

To have a thinker as a coach again is a boost we've needed for years.
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This really. His initial set up may not be too different from what we have seen, but it will be his substitutions (timing, player, score) and his in-game changes of formation that will give us a clue....
 
Ring master said:
Thought this was a decent little read/look at https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...trophies-Everton-manager-Carlo-Ancelotti.html

Only Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho have had more success than Carlo Ancelotti of current Premier League managers

1. Manchester City – Pep Guardiola (29)
Barcelona: Champions League 2009, 2011, La Liga 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, Copa del Rey 2009, 2012, FIFA Club World Cup 2009, 2011, UEFA Super Cup 2009, 2011 Spanish Super Cup 2009, 2010, 2011, Spanish fourth division (Barcelona B) 2007-08
Bayern Munich: Bundesliga 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, German Cup 2014, 2016, FIFA Club World Cup 2013, UEFA Super Cup 2013
Manchester City: Premier League 2017-18, 2018-19, FA Cup 2019, League Cup 2018, 2019, Community Shield 2018, 2019

2. Tottenham Hotspur – Jose Mourinho (25)
Porto: Champions League 2004, Portuguese League 2002-03, 2003-04, Europa League 2003, Portuguese Cup 2003, Portuguese Super Cup 2003
Chelsea: Premier League 2004-05, 2005-06, 2014-15, FA Cup 2007, League Cup 2005, 2007, 2015, Community Shield 2005
Inter Milan: Champions League 2010, Serie A 2008-09, 2009-10, Italian Cup 2010 Italian Super Cup 2008
Real Madrid: La Liga 2011-12, Copa del Rey 2011, Spanish Super Cup 2012
Manchester United: Europa League 2017, League Cup 2017, Community Shield 2016

3. Everton – Carlo Ancelotti (20)
Juventus: Intertoto Cup 1999
AC Milan: Champions League 2003, 2007, Serie A 2003-04, Coppa Italia 2003, FIFA Club World Cup 2007, UEFA Super Cup 2003, 2007, Italian Super Cup 2004,
Chelsea: Premier League 2009-10, FA Cup 2010, Community Shield 2009
Paris Saint-Germain: Ligue 1 2012-13
Real Madrid: Champions League 2014, Copa del Rey 2014, FIFA Club World Cup 2014, UEFA Super Cup 2014
Bayern Munich: Bundesliga 2016-17, German Super Cup 2016, 2017

4. Crystal Palace – Roy Hodgson (13)
Halmstads: Swedish League 1976, 1979
Orebro: Swedish fourth division 1984
Malmo: Swedish league 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, Swedish Cup 1986, 1989
Neuchatel Xamax: Swiss Super Cup 1990
Copenhagen: Danish League 2000-01, Danish Super Cup 2001

5. West Ham United – Manuel Pellegrini (10)
Universidad Catolica: Copa Interamericana 1994, Chilien Cup 1995
LDU Quito: Ecuadorian League 1999
San Lorenzo: Argentine League 2000-01, Copa Mercosur 2001
River Plate: Argentine League 2002-03
Villarreal: Intertoto Cup 2004
Manchester City: Premier League 2013-14, League Cup 2014, 2016

6. Liverpool – Jurgen Klopp (8)
Borussia Dortmund: Bundesliga 2010-11, 2011-12, German Cup 2012, German Super Cup 2013, 2014
Liverpool: Champions League 2018-19, FIFA Club Club Cup 2019, UEFA Super Cup 2019

7. Leicester City – Brendan Rodgers (8)
Swansea City: Championship play-offs 2011
Celtic: Scottish Premier League 2016-17, 2017-18, Scottish Cup 2017, 2018, Scottish League Cup 2016 (November), 2017, 2018

8. Sheffield United – Chris Wilder (7)
Alfreton Town: Northern Counties East Football League Premier Division 2001-02, Northern Counties East League Cup 2001-02, Northern Counties East Presidents Cup 2001-02, Derbyshire Senior Cup 2001-02
Oxford United: National League Premier play-offs 2010
Northampton Town: League Two 2015-16
Sheffield United: League One 2016-17

9. Brighton & Hove Albion – Graham Potter (3)
Ostersunds: Swedish fourth division 2011, Swedish third division 2012, Swedish Cup 2017

10. Norwich City – Daniel Farke (3)
Lippstadt: German amateur division 2011-12, German fifth division 2012-13
Norwich City: Championship 2018-19

11. Manchester United – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (3)
Molde: Norwegian League 2011, 2012, Norwegian Cup 2013

12. Watford – Nigel Pearson (2)
Leicester City: Championship 2013-14, League One 2008-09

13. Newcastle United – Steve Bruce (2)
Birmingham City: Championship play-offs 2002
Hull City: Championship play-offs 2016

14. Bournemouth – Eddie Howe (1)
Bournemouth: Championship 2014-15

15. Wolves – Nuno Espirito Santo (1)
Wolves: Championship 2017-18

16. Burnley – Sean Dyche (1)
Burnley: Championship 2015-16

17. Southampton – Ralph Hassenhuttl (1)
Ingolstadt: German second division 2014-15

18. Aston Villa – Dean Smith (1)
Aston Villa: Championship play-offs 2019

19. Arsenal – Mikel Arteta (0)
None

20. Chelsea – Frank Lampard (0)
None
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The second I saw Woy 4th that was it for me.
 

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