Can you imagine what would happen to Wenger if he was at Bayern.
General Football 17/18
Quincy Abeyie wrote:Every coach who doesn't win the Champions League gets labeled average and gets fired by Bayern.
It's not only them, pretty much every big club around the world sack their manager once its clear they are not improving or winning things.
Quincy Abeyie wrote:Every coach who doesn't win the Champions League gets labeled average and gets fired by Bayern.
Eh?
Ray wrote:RayCan you imagine what would happen to Wenger if he was at Bayern.
Well he wouldn't have to suffer being knocked out by Bayern anymore so I reckon he'd be ok.
Clrnc wrote:Quincy Abeyie wrote:Every coach who doesn't win the Champions League gets labeled average and gets fired by Bayern.
It's not only them, pretty much every big club around the world sack their manager once its clear they are not improving or winning things.
Why is it relevant what big clubs do to managers who don't win things, Ancelotti is clearly not one of them. Pretty much every big club does not sack their manager for only winning the league.
Quincy Abeyie wrote:Clrnc wrote:It's not only them, pretty much every big club around the world sack their manager once its clear they are not improving or winning things.
Why is it relevant what big clubs do to managers who don't win things, Ancelotti is clearly not one of them. Pretty much every big club does not sack their manager for only winning the league.
Ancelotti is unlucky because Bayern has had a torrid pre-season and the team is clearly not improving, at least not at Pep's standard when he was at Barca. Madrid, PSG and Barca has sacked managers who only won the league.
It's telling that Ancelotti was sacked after a poor performance in the Champion's league.
Bayern have won the last 5 Bundesliga titles at a canter so, rightly or wrongly, their winning it is the equivalent of Celtic winning the Scottish title.
Even Guardiola had to contend with that pressure 3 years back as did Enrique 2 years ago and Emery will be the next guy to deal with this next year.
Stan Kroenke, are you watching? You have us playing against Bate without consequences
Looks like Jupp Heynckes is returning to coach Bayern for the 4th time.
Bad move. There's no way but downhill for him this time.
Wonder if they'll dare to go for Nagelmann next year, or more importantly if they're willing to give him time if they do.
Ox with another absolutely horrible show for england last night, ended with him frustrated at being subbed off and kicked a bottle.
Argentina looks like they will miss out on World Cup. They are currently out, needs tons of results to go their way in the final match while they need to travel to high altitude quito on a ground they have only ever won once in 2001.
Reckon Chile will miss out as well which is good news for Citeh.
If Argentina win their final match, isn't Chile losing the only result they need? Not that it's easy, but it's not tons of results either.
Clrnc wrote:Reckon Chile will miss out as well which is good news for Citeh.
The one summer when Sanchez doesn't have international commitments....
sadly, ospina cost colombia 3 points (or even 1 point) by making 2 really stupid errors in the final 3 minutes of the game
How are Argentina not qualifying with that squad? How are they averaging less than a goal a game with Aguero, Dybala, Higuain, Icardi and Messi?
In so many years of watching argentina, they've been the most frustrating team. So many superstars in the club teams but put them together, everyone plays their own game without much coordination, especially the front lines. They always try to go for the spectacular from far out or through players despite however many free players to pass in front of goal.
Outside of the goal against serbia montenegro i don't remember them playing and scoring like, a barcelona or our invincibles goal ever. Such an utter waste of talent. Prolly has to do with the football culture there or something.
Watched the highlights, every chance they had came from Messi. Incredible how many times he can get his team mates alone with the goalkeeper and they manage to find a way to fuck it up.
goon wrote:How are Argentina not qualifying with that squad? How are they averaging less than a goal a game with Aguero, Dybala, Higuain, Icardi and Messi?
Sampaoli prefers Benedetto over Dybala and Higuain. Aguero has never really shone for Argentina.
Quincy Abeyie wrote:If Argentina win their final match, isn't Chile losing the only result they need? Not that it's easy, but it's not tons of results either.
That's if they win their last match. If they win they don't even need Chile to lose because Peru and Colombia plays each other.
I highly doubt they can win though, they haven't won any competitive match since March, draw 3 and lost 1. What's worse is that they have fired blanks in all 4 of their last matches despite Sampaoli starting 3 strikers. They have a huge mountain to climb given their terrible record against Ecuador, while Ecuador's home record reads:
Ecuador have only lost three of their 37 World Cup qualifying games at home since 2000, including two wins and a draw against Argentina.
Clrnc wrote:goon wrote:How are Argentina not qualifying with that squad? How are they averaging less than a goal a game with Aguero, Dybala, Higuain, Icardi and Messi?
Sampaoli prefers Benedetto over Dybala and Higuain. Aguero has never really shone for Argentina.
Is this one of those anti-european based player bias issues?
I remember one of my mates used to dislike Brazillian players playing in Europe and was adamant the national side shouldn't pick them. The best part it he was from Iraq