Managers within our reach

[carolinablue232]

And he's a bad snide as well.

He’d probably resign after one year, but what a fun year it would be.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Bielsa all day long. He has a system. He executes that system. And his teams are fun to watch.

Leeds are 19th in the form table at the moment. If he cannot arrest the slide the will end up in the playoffs at best - typical Bielsa.

 

[carolinablue232]

Arteta or Lampard, bit even Lampard we won't get if Derby come up.
Bielsa isnt getting Leeds up and coming here, no chance.

Why not? He nuts and never sticks around more than a year or two.

 

[carolinablue232]

Leeds are 19th in the form table at the moment. If he cannot arrest the slide the will end up in the playoffs at best - typical Bielsa.

Why is that typical? And if he gets them up, who cares how.

 

[wainy]

In all seriousness, Marco Silva is here to stay. As much was said at the AGM.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Why is that typical? And if he gets them up, who cares how.

Because his teams tend to have fast starts, get knackered as his style is unsustainable over a full season, and end up mid-table. If he doesn’t quit or get fired, that is.

 

[blue to the bone]

I really don’t know why Silva was appointed. Relegating Hull and getting sacked at Watford seems a weird qualifier for the head coach role.

That's my point. Gettin managers from this league has not worked

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

That's my point. Gettin managers from this league has not worked

He was not a proven Premier League manager. Someone like Steve McClaren is a better coach than Silva.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Arteta, no way, we need an experienced manager in, not another gamble.

 

[evertonarntwe]

Mate you've got Steve Clark on your list

 

[Deleted member 38674]

That's my point. Gettin managers from this league has not worked

Getting the WRONG managers from this league has not worked. I don’t think it’s an issue recruiting from within England. Spurs have done alright with Poch.

There are as many examples of bad appointments from overseas leagues as there are bad appointments from the domestic leagues.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Arteta, no way, we need an experienced manager in, not another gamble.

Experience is overrated. Big Sam is "experienced".

It's about finding people with the right mentality. Arteta is the ambitious choice. Appointing managers from other PL clubs has got us utterly nowhere. We need to go away from that. We need to be forward thinking and outside the box. The fact Arsenal were so so close to appointing him gives me a lot of confidence. They are a far bigger club than we are.

 

[Billysgingham.]

Arteta, no way, we need an experienced manager in, not another gamble.

Was not koeman experienced and Sam that never worked mate who are you thinking?

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

Getting the WRONG managers from this league has not worked. I don’t think it’s an issue recruiting from within England. Spurs have done alright with Poch.

There are as many examples of bad appointments from overseas leagues as there are bad appointments from the domestic leagues.

Fact is though, it is getting to the stage where your only choice is to get a foreign coach, as the Premier League and even the Championship is full of foreign coaches!

 

[TheBigIguana]

Lopetegui actually wasn't as bad at Madrid as people make it out to be but he didn't have anyone to finish the considerable chances they created. The problem is it's hard to tell exactly how much of it is him or the fact that they have maybe the best midfield on Earth. I think getting him would be a major win for the club but I don't see it.