Haha. Quite.
Who will the Yanks hire to replace Rafa?
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I so much want us to hire a manager next whom made himself a name as a footballer too. No more chalk-board geeks only the real thing please.
Laudrup, Deschamps, Rijkaard, Blanc, Klinsmann, Someoneelse......
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Kristian, being able to manage has sweet faff all to do with whether the person concerned was a big-name player or not. On the contrary, top players often don't make good managers.
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I know Jules but in recent years the best playing team in the world has had a former player in their hot-seat. First Rijkaard then Pep Guardiola. It can work a treat too.
I know there's no guarantees but I'd be prepared to take our chances especialy with the rather limited ammount of candidates elsewhere. I'd be absolutely gutted to see the likes of Redknapp, Hodgson (I like him as a person though), McLeish or some completely unknown Spaniard or French take over.
One very positive take on hiring a former topplayer as your manager is that he'd be able to attract the best talents around. If we are in a position where we can't compete on salaray and wages we'd put ourselves in a good position to have someone with a great rep leading us.
[/quote]It has to be someone slim who looks cool as fuck in a suit too.
I vote for Didi Hamman.
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Cool in a suit? Didi?!
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Glad I'm not the only one.
Great player, shite dresser.
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[quote author=the_khl link=topic=39221.msg1067903#msg1067903 date=1268337807]
I so much want us to hire a manager next whom made himself a name as a footballer too. No more chalk-board geeks only the real thing please.
Laudrup, Deschamps, Rijkaard, Blanc, Klinsmann, Someoneelse......
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Kristian, being able to manage has sweet faff all to do with whether the person concerned was a big-name player or not. On the contrary, top players often don't make good managers.
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I know Jules but in recent years the best playing team in the world has had a former player in their hot-seat. First Rijkaard then Pep Guardiola. It can work a treat too.
I know there's no guarantees but I'd be prepared to take our chances especialy with the rather limited ammount of candidates elsewhere. I'd be absolutely gutted to see the likes of Redknapp, Hodgson (I like him as a person though), McLeish or some completely unknown Spaniard or French take over.
One very positive take on hiring a former topplayer as your manager is that he'd be able to attract the best talents around. If we are in a position where we can't compete on salaray and wages we'd put ourselves in a good position to have someone with a great rep leading us.
[/quote]It has to be someone slim who looks cool as fuck in a suit too.
I vote for Didi Hamman.
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Cool in a suit? Didi?!
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Glad I'm not the only one.
Great player, shite dresser.
Its interesting that people are disregarding Rijkaard by saying that the president and sporting directors had a big influence.
This is probably true but if this is the way we want it at Liverpool then remember it is Benitez who refuses to have that kind of system and goes crying to the press demanding total control of everything.
If we are to change things at the top with the view of improving matters on the field then surely in the current circumstances that includes Benitez doesn't it?
This is probably true but if this is the way we want it at Liverpool then remember it is Benitez who refuses to have that kind of system and goes crying to the press demanding total control of everything.
If we are to change things at the top with the view of improving matters on the field then surely in the current circumstances that includes Benitez doesn't it?
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Or that he looked totally speechless and helpless and clueless after losing to us a couple of years ago.
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yes, this.
Or that he looked totally speechless and helpless and clueless after losing to us a couple of years ago.
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yes, this.
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