Im not sure he's an immediate results kinda guy though. More builds up over time. He will be up against it to get United into that 4th spot. You'd think there is only one CL spot remaining with City, Liverpool and Chelsea probably locks to finish top three in some order.
He is most definitely an immediate results kinda guy. At Hoffenheim, Schalke and Leipzig. He has no longevity as a manager at clubs for whatever reason (usually falling out with the owners) but that doesn't matter to United as he will only be in charge until the summer. The issue for me is he has never managed in the prem and he probably isn't used to having so many prima donnas in his squads in their supposed 'prime'. His other teams have been full of very good young talents like the below which are obviously easier to manage and motivate when they are young:
Poch improves players and doesn't need a lot of money to be successful (in relative terms). Kane and Son are the only guys still playing at the level they were under Poch and both improved significantly under him. He's not afraid to play young players too. I'm sure there are other reasons and JD talked about him over the last few pages in this thread.
Coz he has a good agent. Same with this German professor. Doesn't matter about your caliber as a coach all you need is a good agent.
Huh? Haaland never played under him as sporting director or manager. Whoever did this list is self fellating.
Firmino signed in December 2010. Rangnick resigned in January 2011.
Yeah but publications around the world run with errors all the time. Journalism has really gone downhill, there are no checks anymore.
