The Next Manager?

[ZAPHOD2319 4,819]

The more information that we get about these people I am favoring Enrique over Nags. If Nags lost the locker room at Bayren that fast, this group needs an authority manager. I still think highly of Nags, I just don't know that he is ready for this group of players.

[gdlk 286]

But only Nagelsman can develope young talanted players from ppl mentioned.. 

And i dont want Ferran Torres and some other Enrique favourite players here.. 

And i think if Nags was still leading Bayern they would have done better vs City.. 

[NikkiCFC 8,337]

I'm also for Enrique but what he gonna do with this group? We have no number 9 and where is he gonna play Nkunku and Felix or Havertz? They don't have a position in his lineup. 

[Gundalf 806]

4 hours ago, xPetrCechx said:

Chelsea invite Julian Nagelsmann to 'present his ideas' to club chiefs, as their search for a permanent manager goes on... as Blues 'offer the German coach and Luis Enrique to meet with them' before making a final decision

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11968779/Chelsea-invited-Julian-Nagelsmann-present-ideas-club-chiefs.html

https://m.bild.de/sport/fussball/bayern-muenchen/julian-nagelsmann-Chelsea-laedt-ex-bayern-trainer-zum-bewerbungsgespraech-83540504.bildMobile.html?t_ref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F

 

 

Hopefully he can create a good PPT

[Gundalf 806]

1 hour ago, NikkiCFC said:

I'm also for Enrique but what he gonna do with this group? We have no number 9 and where is he gonna play Nkunku and Felix or Havertz? They don't have a position in his lineup. 

Prepare for 70% possession with no penetration at all. 

[OneMoSalah 8,886]

I see Richard Keys said the club should hire Lampard over Nagelsmann. The guy is a clueless cunt. 

[DDA 9,941]

21 minutes ago, OneMoSalah said:

I see Richard Keys said the club should hire Lampard over Nagelsmann. The guy is a clueless cunt. 

The cunt must be chuffing on the finest crystal known to crack heads.

[MoroccanBlue 5,385]

2 hours ago, NikkiCFC said:

I'm also for Enrique but what he gonna do with this group? We have no number 9 and where is he gonna play Nkunku and Felix or Havertz? They don't have a position in his lineup. 

If Nagelsmann starts Havertz he can already fuck off. 

[milka 3,393]

Amorim has tended to favour a back-three structure with Sporting and, throughout his time in charge, his side has played a possession-based game. During their deep build-up play, Amorim wants his three centre-backs to break the first line through the centre of the pitch as often as possible.The higher of the three centre-backs is then operating between the two pivots, and in doing so can create a numerical overload in central areas to help beat an opposition high press. This means the players in Amorim’s back line can remain focused on breaking lines into central teammates, and means they only use the wing-backs during deeper build-up when absolutely necessary.Higher up the pitch, Amorim likes his teams to attack with a fluid front three who rotate to find space between the lines. For the most part, the wing-backs hold the width, with the two wide forwards then moving inside, whether the team is in or out of possession.Out of possession, Amorim’s Sporting is one of the most intense teams in Portugal. When pressing high up the pitch, the front three narrow to prioritise protecting the central spaces. Just like when his team is in possession, Amorim’s first thought is to occupy central areas.

 

[Mário César 1,284]

3 minutes ago, milka said:

Amorim has tended to favour a back-three structure with Sporting and, throughout his time in charge, his side has played a possession-based game. During their deep build-up play, Amorim wants his three centre-backs to break the first line through the centre of the pitch as often as possible.The higher of the three centre-backs is then operating between the two pivots, and in doing so can create a numerical overload in central areas to help beat an opposition high press. This means the players in Amorim’s back line can remain focused on breaking lines into central teammates, and means they only use the wing-backs during deeper build-up when absolutely necessary.Higher up the pitch, Amorim likes his teams to attack with a fluid front three who rotate to find space between the lines. For the most part, the wing-backs hold the width, with the two wide forwards then moving inside, whether the team is in or out of possession.Out of possession, Amorim’s Sporting is one of the most intense teams in Portugal. When pressing high up the pitch, the front three narrow to prioritise protecting the central spaces. Just like when his team is in possession, Amorim’s first thought is to occupy central areas.

 

forget about amorim jesus christ

we need a proper manager right now

we can't handle with other promise manager as potter 

[milka 3,393]

I don't know, I watch Juve and Sporting and most of the time the Portuguese dominated the first 45 minutes.

[Clockwork 1,794]

Luis Enrique is the best choice, don't over complicate it.

[DDA 9,941]

49 minutes ago, Clockwork said:

Luis Enrique is the best choice, don't over complicate it.

100% agree with that!

[gdlk 286]

For me Nagelsman is better choice. 

[HEREIAM 83]

13 hours ago, DDA said:

100% agree with that!

Looking like Enrique, he wants to sign Athletic Madrid keeper 

[milka 3,393]

 

[Fernando 6,585]

That was Tuchel

[Clockwork 1,794]

 

[Costa19 858]

4 hours ago, milka said:

 

Love it! Sign him up.

Also on a nother note, Wasnt it Sarri who used drones during training in Napoli to practice perfect movement and symmetry in the backline during pressing drills?

[Clockwork 1,794]

i don't like the direction the club is going, for me if JN is brought in it just continues with this headless project.