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Klopp, Ancelotti or wait n hitch our skirt up to Pep

lorddulaarsenal

Koeman or Eddie Howe for me

Biggus

Klaus wrote:
Qwiss! wrote:
I have no problem with Bould managing us, just has to show somewhere else that he's capable first. Its sad that there are no old boys doing even close to well enough to be in contention for the job.

Yeah, I don't think we should be handing out free favours to people either just because they were great players for us. Tone was well annoyed that we didn't offer him a job as a coach for instance, but what has he ever proven? There would have been opportunities for him at lower tiers within the club but Adams pretty much expected a first team job to be handed to him right away. When it didn't happen he had a good moan in the papers. Then he jumped at the chance of managing Portsmouth instead at a time when he wasn't ready and it probably crashed his career.

If Bould wants to be a great manager he needs more than one man's perspective. He played under Wenger and now he's coaching under Wenger too. It's not necessarily a great thing. I'm surprised Biggus is so eager on this one considering the history.

I was just thinking that, but many of them have said that Wenger has ignored and marginalised them, saying they have never received offers of roles.

But he's not Wenger Klaus and the two men don't appear close.
Of course we don't know if he will be a success, but thats the case with every appointment there are no sure things in football or life.

Shady

If we can't get Don Simeone, then Tuchel might be the guy to look at.

Savz

Simone or Tuchel are my 2 personal favourites.

Markus Weinzierl is the next one.

He has Augsburg doing really well although Europa league has taken its toll on them this season but for them to qualify for that shows how well he has done. He's turned Schalke down once already but I have hope he'll end up there.

Schalke have now signed the Mainz sporting director who got Klopp and Tuchel to join them.

Rex

Think we could be in prime position for Guardiola in three year's time when Wenger's next extension expires. 🙂 🙁

Claudius

your children will be out here talking about how Riyad Mahrez could replace Wenger as coach.

Biggus

You mean Wengers brain in a jar. 😆

Asterix

Rex wrote:
Think we could be in prime position for Guardiola in three year's time when Wenger's next extension expires. 🙂 🙁

Guardiola's future will be interesting. So far he hasn't changed club's within a league. So after Man City I can't see him moving straight to another English club. He may choose Serie A or go back to Spain, but I can only see him returning to Barca. That could be a good move for him after Messi retires.

Klaus

I could see him manage Juventus in the future before going back to Barcelona. Think he'll stay away from the train wrecks in Milano, and Roma are just as bad.

Asterix

Yeah, I was thinking Juve too. He seems to like the clubs with stability and plenty of moolah.

Bryant

I don't see him returning to Barcelona. I remember he once previously said the chapter is closed on Barcelona. I think the next job he has an eye on is the Spanish National Team.

arsedocmd

prolly a pit stop at cash rich psg too.

ElGeniodeOviedo

I would go for Spanish national team, or in the MLS if he's at City for 3-4 seasons, is successful, and suddenly loses some ambition. He lived in New York after leaving Barca and really enjoyed it there by all accounts.

Clrnc

I think his priority is to manage the Brazilian national team. He has said it before.

Segway

Whatever. He'll never come here and neither will the other two in the thread title unfortunately. Annoying we missed out on all of them. Hopefully the board has a shortlist with eventual succecsors (lol).

Biggus

Stan might install Josh.

Savz

Asterix wrote:
Rex wrote:
Think we could be in prime position for Guardiola in three year's time when Wenger's next extension expires. 🙂 🙁

Guardiola's future will be interesting. So far he hasn't changed club's within a league. So after Man City I can't see him moving straight to another English club. He may choose Serie A or go back to Spain, but I can only see him returning to Barca. That could be a good move for him after Messi retires.

Why after Messi retires?

Savz

As already said before, after City I could see him moving onto Juventus, or possibly an International side. He was shocked when he wasn't picked for the Brazilian national side as they preferred to go with a Brazilian coach.

Juventus>Brazil>Barca again.

Big Willie

Savz wrote:
Asterix wrote:
Guardiola's future will be interesting. So far he hasn't changed club's within a league. So after Man City I can't see him moving straight to another English club. He may choose Serie A or go back to Spain, but I can only see him returning to Barca. That could be a good move for him after Messi retires.

Why after Messi retires?

Because then might have some real players to work with instead of that overrated, steroid pumped midget.

Biggus

Guardiola is going to find out next season what real competition is.

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