Ancelotti will be managing us behind bars at HMP Liverpool soon
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Uhhh....you might want to read what that "hot water" actually was. I was a HUGE fan of his, I want him nowhere near our club at this point.
aw crap, oh well...
Ancelotti from behind bars it is!
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £15m
The question is whether we should or can afford a manager sacking that costs 10m surely.
As a basque I'm quite proud of our current football manager dynasty. Iraola is doing a nice job at Bournemouth, Arteta, Emery, Alonso, Valverde to name a few.
I would exclude Lopetegui as a candidate, because of how he left Wolves because of no investments on transfers. He's a good manager though.
Another well performing name in Spain is Jagoba Arrasate, the current manager of Osasuna. His contact is running out in summer and he is quite wanted and highly reputated here. I would say that's a name that's realistic. Got his team promoted in 19/20 got a cup final, as well as 3x 10th, 1x 11th and 7th with a european qualification. He is fluent in English as well, and he is very likeable as a person a well, we did the first youth manager diploma together.
His football is demanding high-pressing energy from both his players and forcing the opposition to work to their maximum also, forcing them to breaking point in order to dissect his side. A direct style determined by its rigidness and defensive reliability whilst also looking to counter with pace should they win possession. He has played a lot of different formations since then, in every version 3, 4 or 5 back.
It's a further development of Dyche ball, he still looks for a good defensive stability, but way more offensive structure and flexibility in the build up, being upper midfield in almost all attacking areas, pressing, touches in the box, and mid-table with around 49% possession on average.
More about him here:
totalfootballanalysis.com
As a basque I'm quite proud of our current football manager dynasty. Iraola is doing a nice job at Bournemouth, Arteta, Emery, Alonso, Valverde to name a few.
I would exclude Lopetegui as a candidate, because of how he left Wolves because of no investments on transfers. He's a good manager though.
Another well performing name in Spain is Jagoba Arrasate, the current manager of Osasuna. His contact is running out in summer and he is quite wanted and highly reputated here. I would say that's a name that's realistic. Got his team promoted in 19/20 got a cup final, as well as 3x 10th, 1x 11th and 7th with a european qualification. He is fluent in English as well, and he is very likeable as a person a well, we did the first youth manager diploma together.
His football is demanding high-pressing energy from both his players and forcing the opposition to work to their maximum also, forcing them to breaking point in order to dissect his side. A direct style determined by its rigidness and defensive reliability whilst also looking to counter with pace should they win possession. He has played a lot of different formations since then, in every version 3, 4 or 5 back.
It's a further development of Dyche ball, he still looks for a good defensive stability, but way more offensive structure and flexibility in the build up, being upper midfield in almost all attacking areas, pressing, touches in the box, and mid-table with around 49% possession on average.
More about him here:
Jagoba Arrasate Tactics: A Deeper Look At His CA Osasuna Project
Explore Jagoba Arrasate's tactical evolution at CA Osasuna in this in-depth analysis. From high-pressing 4-4-2 to adaptive formations, discover how the 'Basque Klopp' transformed Osasuna into LaLiga contenders
totalfootballanalysis.com
Canuck Darryl
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Nick Stevie Naismith away from Hearts.
We already have a manager.
What on earth are you all on about?
What on earth are you all on about?
Ferguson1878
Player Valuation: £30m
Haven’t you heard ? He got sacked last night
We have no paceThe question is whether we should or can afford a manager sacking that costs 10m surely.
As a basque I'm quite proud of our current football manager dynasty. Iraola is doing a nice job at Bournemouth, Arteta, Emery, Alonso, Valverde to name a few.
I would exclude Lopetegui as a candidate, because of how he left Wolves because of no investments on transfers. He's a good manager though.
Another well performing name in Spain is Jagoba Arrasate, the current manager of Osasuna. His contact is running out in summer and he is quite wanted and highly reputated here. I would say that's a name that's realistic. Got his team promoted in 19/20 got a cup final, as well as 3x 10th, 1x 11th and 7th with a european qualification. He is fluent in English as well, and he is very likeable as a person a well, we did the first youth manager diploma together.
His football is demanding high-pressing energy from both his players and forcing the opposition to work to their maximum also, forcing them to breaking point in order to dissect his side. A direct style determined by its rigidness and defensive reliability whilst also looking to counter with pace should they win possession. He has played a lot of different formations since then, in every version 3, 4 or 5 back.
It's a further development of Dyche ball, he still looks for a good defensive stability, but way more offensive structure and flexibility in the build up, being upper midfield in almost all attacking areas, pressing, touches in the box, and mid-table with around 49% possession on average.
More about him here:
Jagoba Arrasate Tactics: A Deeper Look At His CA Osasuna Project
Explore Jagoba Arrasate's tactical evolution at CA Osasuna in this in-depth analysis. From high-pressing 4-4-2 to adaptive formations, discover how the 'Basque Klopp' transformed Osasuna into LaLiga contenders
FFS you also had that happy dream last night
Gary Megson
Mr Happy
Player Valuation: £20m
Let him prove himself a little more first. Potential for a great coach there to be fair. So unfairly underrated by our fanbase as a player, what we'd give for someone with his energy right now, and his goals.
Never knew that was his real first name...
Loadsofchemistry
Player Valuation: £1.5m
I recon Howe gets sacked from Newcastle with his stock still fairly high at the end of the season, We stay up and start next season poorly. Dyche gets sacked and we end up with Howe.