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[quote author=Doped White Mouse link=topic=43010.msg1227052#msg1227052 date=1291200045]
[quote author=KHL link=topic=43010.msg1227026#msg1227026 date=1291199037]
Our shortlist is hopefully narrowed down to the following three young, talented managers:
Boas
Deschamps
Laudrup
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Not one of these has done anything to prove they're better than Rijkaard let alone to be good enough to manage us.
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They haven't proved they are worse either and that's sometimes equally important.
Personally I'm not convinced that Rijkaard is the right man for the new era under NESV. I'm not saying he'd fail if he arrived I'm just not convinced.
The three managers listed above perhaps haven't won a lot of trophies nor been tested at the biggest stage but for me, individually, they offer something I'm not Rijkaard would.
Boas beeing the biggest bet out of the three but the hype stems from something. I don't know much of him to be honest but he's doing an obviously great job at Porto and I'd like to think that Liverpool's got the power still to attract the apparent top talents. Both when it comes to players and managers. I like the fact that he's so young (my bloody age) and I like the idea of bringing someone in who's a little unknown but certainly knows how to be a manager.
Deschamps has already shown what a managerial talent he is bringing Marseille to the title after a baring trophy-less spell resembling ours. I've always liked Deschamps the footballer and this is influating my judgement but there's something about him that I really like. The fact that Marseille has been playing some attacking-minded football helps of course.
Laudrup has got many of the same attributes as Deschamps at least when it comes to beeing a house-hold name. I'm absolutely certain that with a capacity like Laudrup at the helm major talents and great players all around the globe would stand in line to come to Liverpool. He's a real gentleman and one I'm positive will give the club loads of positive hype too. He's had a bad half year in Spartak but elsewhere he's been a succes. From Brøndby to Getafe and he's now doing a splendid job in Mallorca, and has in fact already been tipped by many 'experts' to become either Mourinho or Pep's predecessors. I'm very fond of his ideas about football and the fact he loves to attack and entertain makes him a strong candidate in my opinion. (Getafes players during his time their claimed that he was easily the best player during their training sessions (sensationalized of course) but it's another interesting aspect - and one neither Houllier, Rafa or Hodgson brought along - he's been playing at the highest level himself.
[quote author=KHL link=topic=43010.msg1227026#msg1227026 date=1291199037]
Our shortlist is hopefully narrowed down to the following three young, talented managers:
Boas
Deschamps
Laudrup
[/quote]
Not one of these has done anything to prove they're better than Rijkaard let alone to be good enough to manage us.
[/quote]
They haven't proved they are worse either and that's sometimes equally important.
Personally I'm not convinced that Rijkaard is the right man for the new era under NESV. I'm not saying he'd fail if he arrived I'm just not convinced.
The three managers listed above perhaps haven't won a lot of trophies nor been tested at the biggest stage but for me, individually, they offer something I'm not Rijkaard would.
Boas beeing the biggest bet out of the three but the hype stems from something. I don't know much of him to be honest but he's doing an obviously great job at Porto and I'd like to think that Liverpool's got the power still to attract the apparent top talents. Both when it comes to players and managers. I like the fact that he's so young (my bloody age) and I like the idea of bringing someone in who's a little unknown but certainly knows how to be a manager.
Deschamps has already shown what a managerial talent he is bringing Marseille to the title after a baring trophy-less spell resembling ours. I've always liked Deschamps the footballer and this is influating my judgement but there's something about him that I really like. The fact that Marseille has been playing some attacking-minded football helps of course.
Laudrup has got many of the same attributes as Deschamps at least when it comes to beeing a house-hold name. I'm absolutely certain that with a capacity like Laudrup at the helm major talents and great players all around the globe would stand in line to come to Liverpool. He's a real gentleman and one I'm positive will give the club loads of positive hype too. He's had a bad half year in Spartak but elsewhere he's been a succes. From Brøndby to Getafe and he's now doing a splendid job in Mallorca, and has in fact already been tipped by many 'experts' to become either Mourinho or Pep's predecessors. I'm very fond of his ideas about football and the fact he loves to attack and entertain makes him a strong candidate in my opinion. (Getafes players during his time their claimed that he was easily the best player during their training sessions (sensationalized of course) but it's another interesting aspect - and one neither Houllier, Rafa or Hodgson brought along - he's been playing at the highest level himself.
