Marco Silva

[allen]

think he'd actually be a really good appointment plus brands *runs*

How the next manager works with Brands is absolutely fundamental for me.

If we’re going the DoF route, then the DoF needs to be the senior in the relationship with the manager. That Walsh wasn’t with Koeman turned out to be one of several issues there.

I feel like Silva could fit that more junior role well.

However, for me, Brands being a success is far more important than the next manager being a success. We need a blueprint for managers to follow, and a production line of talent.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

The bloke's just won 3-0 today against Chelsea - give me that boring football any day of the week.

Chelsea had downed tools recently

 

[Neiler]

Doesn’t really matter who we appoint, we will just bin them if it doesn’t work out, we’re a flaky club.

 

[Boss_Rarkley]

Chelsea had downed tools recently

Beat Spurs 5-1 last season, beat the kopites and arsenal this season aswell.

 

[tim cahill]

This is too big a rebuilding job to attract any top manager. You must see that?

We need realism now. Our identity is non-existent. This feller lifts us back into modernity at least as a football team playing recognisably 21st century football.

He's the stepping stone manager, IMO. He'll do us fine.

I suppose this makes sense.

 

[tim cahill]

Doesn’t really matter who we appoint, we will just bin them if it doesn’t work out, we’re a flaky club.

We do need to cut this out, it’s a terrible approach long term. Whoever comes in next will have a tough job to do and will go through rough patches. The fans need to be patient and Moshiri needs to stick by his man.

 

[Death]

I'm one more underwhelming manager appointment from being one of them cardboard toffees douchebags, that thinks there's more to life than "tribal distractions" And Silva's one.

 

[jayonenote]

How the next manager works with Brands is absolutely fundamental for me.

If we’re going the DoF route, then the DoF needs to be the senior in the relationship with the manager. That Walsh wasn’t with Koeman turned out to be one of several issues there.

I feel like Silva could fit that more junior role well.

However, for me, Brands being a success is far more important than the next manager being a success. We need a blueprint for managers to follow, and a production line of talent.

https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2018...onsidering-nycfcs-patrick-vieira-next-manager

 

[Zatara]

Pochettino was sacked at Espanyol...hes not turned out too badly...

 

[COYBL25]

https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2018...onsidering-nycfcs-patrick-vieira-next-manager

We`re in too big a mess for someone with a lack of experience, its too big a job for him.

 

[Roachey11]

Announce Andre Gray

 

[Billy Dean]

Hey we disagree, but I think I make valid points

You don't. Go to bed.

 

[Billy Dean]

Pochettino was sacked at Espanyol...hes not turned out too badly...

Exatly. Benitez got relegated with (I think) Extremadura. Klopp got relegated with Mainz. Yada yada yada.

 

[Zatara]

Exatly. Benitez got relegated with (I think) Extremadura. Klopp got relegated with Mainz. Yada yada yada.

Something to prove + he looks like the Mekon.

 

[4737carlin]

Pochettino was sacked at Espanyol...hes not turned out too badly...

Yeah but he was doing well before he came, very well, thats the difference, we need someone who is doing well, all Silva did was win 8 games and look like he might get us out of the releagrion zone.