The Next Manager?

[communicate 2,703]

I would love Klopp here now that Pep is gone to Bayern.

He's a great guy, very down-to-earth. He's fairly reserved when it comes to the media and wouldn't bring any drama to our club. He gets on extremely well with his players. And he plays attractive attacking football, which would please Roman and the fans.

He is building a very good team. I doubt he want to leave dortmund next season

[gr123 167]

Mourinho? Fuck no. Great memories but best left at just that - memories.

Look at the state of Real at the moment anyway - Mourinho can't be arsed with them anymore so he doesn't give a shit.

[Milan 17,955]

I would kill to see this at the Bridge next season!

[bushman 2,043]

first of all the losses were barely when "he had inherited the team"... i m not talking about the fulham game where this "excuse" might work... secondly, for converting of chances, do u actually believe we dint deserve to win the wba game or the liverpool draw or did we deserve to lose the game to united which started the ""slump"" and what if hazard and mata had taken their one on one chances against the juve... so lets not go into the debate of what might have happened if we had taken our chances. both qpr and swansea games were for a major part his mistake, for uneccesarily resting mata and hazard for the first one when the next match was an fa cup match and not making changes sooner even though we were trailing since 38th minute in the swansea match.

He is the coach, if I may point out. Players are the ones who should score goals.

[Laylabelle 9,534]

Fucking great, i just read the news about Guardiola. I am not a big fan but i would have liked to see him here. I can't say that i blame him though, i doupt that any top manager wants to join us with the way that Roman and our board run our club. Anyway, Klopp was and still is my number one choice so i can i only hope we can get him.

Idealy we need someone who hasnt got a long term plan and just wants a pay out..sod anyone looking to last longer then 2 years..

Rafa benching Torres I doubt is working in his favour lol if he wants it

[CHOULO19 24,332]

Well, he said himself that Lamps was the best professional he has ever worked with so I would say and believe he would surely love to coach him again.

Jose tends to say A LOT of stuff. Besides, the Lampard contract is probably the board's decision.

[bluephoenix 1,131]

Guardioala to Bayern Munich !!! Bring the Special One back !

[Ollie 4,400]

He never coached Raul so that doesn't really matter. But actually come to think of it, you may be right. Look at how he has been to Carvalho this season. I still believe he would try n get them to carry on though considering what their relationship was.

[Milan 17,955]

Jose tends to say A LOT of stuff. Besides, the Lampard contract is probably the board's decision.

Definitely. It would have to be some kind of a condition under which José would agree to go to Chelsea.

[communicate 2,703]

He never coached Raul so that doesn't really matter. But actually come to think of it, you may be right. Look at how he has been to Carvalho this season. I still believe he would try n get them to carry on though considering what their relationship was.

I believe early in the season mou said that carvalho is not part of his plan and he should leave

[didierforever 7,349]

He is the coach, if I may point out. Players are the ones who should score goals.

so then dont make him the reason we are winning. what sense does this make? if we lose its because the players screwed up but if we win then it was because of rafa's mind-blowing and out of the world tactics.

[Tomo 21,751]

I laugh when i see comments of no top club would want to work here, just because our owner has a hiring and firing reputation. What the media don't like to cover is that other owners are just as bad if not worse than Roman, Massimo Morratti for example.

Infact Bayern are hardly the most stable club themself's.

Manager's like a challenge and their is no better one than what they will come across here at Kings Road. They get to work with world class players, have practically an unlimited budget to strengthen when and where they see fit. Getting sacked by Roman is hardly a reputation killer anyway, there will always be other owners that will fall for the "hard done by" line the media spin on us every time.

If manager's get the Chelsea job right, they get medal's round their neck reputation enhanced, if it doesn't work out they get a pay off which will practically gain them financial security for life and get another big job with their reputation at worst taking a temporary hit. Chelsea is a dream job for ambitious, confident managers.

Roman wants a long term manager, just not for the sake of it, you only need to look at Newcastle now for the danger of that formula.