Moyes plays ugly, negative football though, Abramovich wants silky sexy football. Looks like we're stuck with the ginger ****!![]()
On to Abramovich, ruined the club, before him, top 4 was a luxury, since Abramovich, champs league football, few league titles, bunch of other titles.... yeah, ruined, I'm sure every fan would take being 80mil in debt, in administration and potentially in Rangers/Pompie's situation rather than angry over losing 4th. As for too many managers saying it all... Arsenal 1 manager for how long, Chelsea several managers of which a bunch of them have won something, so really says nothing at all.
AVB was not doing well, had no experience in a top league and mostly showed an entire lack of any real quality in his time at Chelsea, with a side of nutcase to go with it.
Firing great managers isn't a great move, hanging on to crap ones who haven't worked out is even worse.
Rafa Benitez to the bridge, next?
Just 5 minutes for OMS to mention a Liverpool supporter mentioning Benitez.Just one minute for a Liverpool fan to appear at the mention of Benitez, surely a record.
Just 5 minutes for OMS to mention a Liverpool supporter mentioning Benitez.
Rafa Benitez to the bridge, next?
They should have kept Ancelotti , thought he was doing a good job?
Really? You think he'd leave Barca for Chelsea?
Martin O'Neill is the perfect man for the job.
Likes to spend money - check
Can motivate average players into decent players (Malouda, Kalou, Luiz, etc) - check
Can motivate under performing players into monsters (Torres and Drogba) - check
Has achieved great successes at previous clubs (Celtic) - check
Has the experience and backbone to deal with the pressure and owner - check
I do, for a new challenge. He only signs one year deals at Barca.
And there was me thinking he left Villa after falling out with the owner...
i think that is because he loves Barca, doesn't want them to have to give him a big payout if he was ever fired, etc. Or because he can simply walk away when the pressure gets too much for him.
it's got nothing to do with the whether he want's to leave or not.
i don't really see Guardiola managing many club's after Barca in the future, maybe national side's.
so he stood up to the owner?
which is what Chelsea need's in a manager![]()
i think that is because he loves Barca, doesn't want them to have to give him a big payout if he was ever fired, etc. Or because he can simply walk away when the pressure gets too much for him.
it's got nothing to do with the whether he want's to leave or not.
i don't really see Guardiola managing many club's after Barca in the future, maybe national side's.