The Next Manager?

[The Chels 2,502]

 

 

[Eidur the Spider 4,515]

Conte it is then? Quite a lot of noise about him now. Don't really know what to think, time to do some research. 

All I've got so far is: He looks like a dodgy character.

[mediator 2,026]

Just keep  Hiddink   one more season

[jernej93 565]

1 hour ago, Eidur the Spider said:

Conte it is then? Quite a lot of noise about him now. Don't really know what to think, time to do some research. 

All I've got so far is: He looks like a dodgy character.

 

He lost every European match that counted, apart from that 3-0 win over Chelsea  but on the other Allegri went almost all the way with the same team and made a big fight against Barcelona in final. Not a fan of Italian coaches at all, too defensive and too tactical

 

[Blue_Fox_ 2,086]

1 minute ago, jernej93 said:

 

too defensive and too tactical

 

That's what the game is about for us

#cynicalbastards

Though i'd like to say, with a note of pride, we've produced some of the best managers in the world of football. Arrigo Sacchi tops them all for me.

[Blue Colored Sky 1,807]

2 minutes ago, Blue_Fox_ said:

That's what the game is about for us

#cynicalbastards

Though i'd like to say, with a note of pride, we've produced some of the best managers in the world of football. Arrigo Sacchi tops them all for me.

Hmm you're Italian so honestly, is he that defensive as some make him out to be ?

He went one full season unbeaten and the other season took the league with 102 points. That's what matters I think. But you would like to have it all.

[Henrique 9,133]

9 hours ago, Jason said:

He's considered as one of the best managers in the world because of the trophies he's won but people are also smart enough to realize that he's taken two relatively easy jobs in a row. There's no questioning that.

The same thing can be said about Mourinho. After winning averything with Porto he went to a big spender English club with UCL football and That was 2nd placed in PL a season before, then he went to a italian side that was almost playing alone in Seria A, before joining a team with the most stellar squad in the world. After he left, there was no easiest job for him than Chelsea, where he had fans by his side and the media in his pocket.

But none of those Mourinho's job were easy, because you have to see what he was supposed to do in those clubs.

In Chelsea he had to win big trophies and turn the team into one of the european big dogs. No easy job. He was success. 

In Inter he was supposed to win the UCL. They never hired Mourinho only to win Serie A, they were winning it for fun, but were poor in Europe. No easy job. He was a success. 

In Real Madrid he was supposed to turn them in the best team in the world and win UCL after years and year. No easy job. He was a failure.

I Chelsea again, he was supposed to bring stability and estabilish a winning dinasty. Never a easy job in modern football. Not exactly a success. 

Pepe's to other never had a easy job in Munich. In early 2013 Bayern already had a deal with Pepe, and probably Bayern board believed he was the right man to make them win UCL again and play fancy football. But Bayner won UCL playing fancy football and smashing Barcelona in the process. In 2013 Bayern were easily the strongest team in the world. What was Pepe supposed to do make that team better or achieve better things? Ok, he will win Bundesliga for the 3th time, but If don't win UCL with Bayern it will be really hard to see his tenure as a success, specially the way his side lost recent UCL clashes to Real and Barcelona.

His job for City is no easy job. City is not hiring Pepe to win PL. Roberto Mancini is able to achieve that. Pepe is the man that is supposed to change City status in global football, same way Mourinho managed to do with Chelsea years ago. Despite all the money they are spending, City still is a joke in UCL, and they are still a side that have to overpay to bring decent players. With Guardiola, they don't need to pay 40m for a player that is worth no more than 20m, and If he do a good job City status around the globe will different. Thats a huge task. His easiest job would be United.

[11Drogba 2,000]

1 minute ago, Blue_Fox_ said:

That's what the game is about for us

#cynicalbastards

Though i'd like to say, with a note of pride, we've produced some of the best managers in the world of football. Arrigo Sacchi tops them all for me.

Unlike Chelsea at Juventus managers are surrounded by qualified, well respected football people right? I would like to see another Italian manager at Chelsea but Juventus performance of any manager can misguide I believe. If Allegri or Conte comes, I hope Marotta and his scouts come with him.

 

[Blue_Fox_ 2,086]

14 minutes ago, Blue Colored Sky said:

Hmm you're Italian so honestly, is he that defensive as some make him out to be ?

He went one full season unbeaten and the other season took the league with 102 points. That's what matters I think. But you would like to have it all.

No, he's not that defensive, i believe he can do both attack and defence very well, and his attacking patterns are quite nice too, just look at one of the last Italy matches, the one against Belgium, for the first 15-20 minutes it was an attack slaugther of the Belgian team, although we've a far inferior team, and we had no Verratti and others, for a moment there i almost thought we could win it, defensive wise it wasn't the best performance at all though, individual mistakes were atrocious. As i've said, coming to the pl will be a major test for him, he went unbeaten in the league, but with a lot of draws and with the far superior team, so that needs to be put in perspective.

 

13 minutes ago, 11Drogba said:

Unlike Chelsea at Juventus managers are surrounded by qualified, well respected football people right? I would like to see another Italian manager at Chelsea but Juventus performance of any manager can misguide I believe. If Allegri or Conte comes, I hope Marotta and his scouts come with him.

 

No chance of that i'm afraid.

[jernej93 565]

@Blue_Fox ... who do you rate higher - Allegri or Conte? I would have to say Allegri

[Fernando 6,454]

2 hours ago, Eidur the Spider said:

Conte it is then? Quite a lot of noise about him now. Don't really know what to think, time to do some research. 

All I've got so far is: He looks like a dodgy character.

Just look at the game where they spanked us 3 to 0. If we are able to produce some sort of Fútbol like that then we should be good. 

Not to mention that juventus was gone from the map and he helped bring them back into relevance. It is what we need at this moment. 

[Blue_Fox_ 2,086]

8 minutes ago, jernej93 said:

@Blue_Fox ... who do you rate higher - Allegri or Conte? I would have to say Allegri

I would say Conte, put into perspective the job Conte has done is far more impressive.
It's a far reaching example, but we were challenging for the quadruple under Avram Graant and we reached the CL final as well, obviously Allegri is better than Graant, but for me it's a similar situation.

[Fernando 6,454]

38 minutes ago, Blue_Fox_ said:

I would say Conte, put into perspective the job Conte has done is far more impressive.
It's a far reaching example, but we were challenging for the quadruple under Avram Graant and we reached the CL final as well, obviously Allegri is better than Graant, but for me it's a similar situation.

And we won the CL with rdm. 

So just like you just because allegri made it to the CL final shouldn't mean everything. You need to take into account context. 

Conte by far did the better job of bringing juventus from the drum drolls into world relevance. 

[cfcs most wanted 657]

Our saviour is here

[BlueLion. 21,491]

On 24/01/2016 at 6:25 PM, *Z4YN said:

Simeone represents everything this club should stand for.

Precisely.

 

However we won't come cheap and the club won't give him full backing in the transfer business as that'll put Emenalo out of a job, wouldn't it? So that looks unlikely.

So, to me, with Pep gone, the best candidate is Guus Hiddink. 

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

Pellegrini it is.

[lucio 5,418]

2 hours ago, xPetrCechx said:

Pellegrini it is.

no chance

[Special Juan 27,424]

Keep Hiddink rather than get that fucking toss pot Pellegrino.