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Post by mattyovrio on Jul 17, 2024 9:00:50 GMT
Who would you want though? What let Southgate down is that he wasn't tactically good enough. Potter and Poch are two very good coaches who would be a tactical upgrade on Southgate (not that it would be hard) We're not going to get Klopp or Pep. Howe has said he loves the day to day management. Potter, Poch and Carsley are the only candidates I can think of. I'm assuming it'll be Potter or Carsley, I'd prefer Potter of those two. Every time Poch has come close to winning something he's also been shown to be tactically naive. Any man who failed to win a one team league with PSG should frankly be nowhere near a big job. Ruling Tuchel out too after last season then?
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Post by timberwolf on Jul 17, 2024 9:09:34 GMT
Any thoughts on why we don't produce good managers? It's not that we don't produce them as such, its that the recent British Managers given the 'big' jobs haven't been a success (for a variety of reasons) and so that opportunity has once again gone for homegrown managers in higher profile jobs (Moyes, Potter, Lampard). It's safer to go with a trendy foreign appointment because you're only doing what everyone else does. Its fashion over real substance as not all foreign managers have been a roaring success. County have certainly proved that point. They were still around back in the days of england winning the world cup and british teams not exactly winning european competitions year on year but no team looked beyond our shores then.
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Post by stalybridgehatter on Jul 17, 2024 9:17:38 GMT
You're not too happy with Potter, Big Martin, but then you suggest Jesus Christ. That's a good call. After all, he did manage his 12 players very well, although that Judas was a bit of a rascal. I'll give him more of a chance than many people wanted to give Southgate. Jesus Christ that is...not Potter. Potter can Potter off as far as I'm concerned. Bobbins. We'd be better off with Brian Potter, ably assisted by Jerry St. clair Dignan ...
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Post by Fallowfield Hatter on Jul 17, 2024 9:29:21 GMT
I'm assuming it'll be Potter or Carsley, I'd prefer Potter of those two. Every time Poch has come close to winning something he's also been shown to be tactically naive. Any man who failed to win a one team league with PSG should frankly be nowhere near a big job. Ruling Tuchel out too after last season then? He looks like a serial killer so it's a no from me.
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Post by Waldorf on Jul 17, 2024 9:53:33 GMT
Has anyone mentioned a really obvious candidate? Jimbo would surely lead us to glory.
"I'm starting to think that Harry Kane is un-coachable"
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Post by Philcounty on Jul 17, 2024 10:40:02 GMT
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Post by vicar on Jul 17, 2024 12:50:56 GMT
Any thoughts on why we don't produce good managers? It's not that we don't produce them as such, its that the recent British Managers given the 'big' jobs haven't been a success (for a variety of reasons) and so that opportunity has once again gone for homegrown managers in higher profile jobs (Moyes, Potter, Lampard). It's safer to go with a trendy foreign appointment because you're only doing what everyone else does. They haven't been a success but foreign managers have, that's not because of trends.
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Post by gibbo on Jul 17, 2024 14:12:18 GMT
They haven't been a success but foreign managers have, that's not because of trends. Not all foreign managers have though, for every Pep there has been a Villas-Boas / Pepe Mel.
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Post by mat1scfc on Jul 17, 2024 16:09:42 GMT
How have i only just seen that walker got into team of the tournament
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