The Manager Merry-go-Round

[RPCB]

He really is getting his friends in the media to do a charm offensive for him.

Amazing that Tuchel has gone from CL winning manager to whoring himself out to clubs that don’t want him, all in the space of 3 years.

 

[TheGreatBarryB]

Poor taste from Tuchel if this is coming from him and/or his agent

 

[Zidane98]

 

[SM]

That account is great.

 

[Upstart Swan]

Poor taste from Tuchel if this is coming from him and/or his agent

He was also chatting about hoping to manager in Spain a day after Xavi announced he was quitting Barcelona. Raised eyebrows at the time.

 

[Upstart Swan]

Fingers crossed he passes the medical...presumably for high blood pressure

 

[RPCB]

Fingers crossed he passes the medical...presumably for high blood pressure

Bayern will sign sign Alonso and then sack him on Day 1 as payback for interrupting their league title streak.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

Never a fan of managers publicly touting themselves for other peoples jobs. Tuchel is showing himself to be a right selfish campaigner. You have an agent for a reason fella.

 

[Misher]

 

[apollo_creed]

He is horrible. The worst Bayern coach this century, which is factual, not opinion

It is opinion.

 

[apollo_creed]

Maybe Alonso prefers living in Munich compared to Liverpool?

Who wouldn’t.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

 

[SM]

Moyes is the definition of 'You don't know what you've got till it's gone' as a manager. Look at Everton and United post-Moyes.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

Moyes is the definition of 'You don't know what you've got till it's gone' as a manager. Look at Everton and United post-Moyes.

United? Are we any worse off? He made a litany of errors and set us back significantly. Not all his fault though.

 

[SM]

That didn't take long.

Maybe OLS is more United's, but Moyed wasn't as bad as he appeared at the time given what followed.

 

[DBAH0]

Moyes is the definition of 'You don't know what you've got till it's gone' as a manager. Look at Everton and United post-Moyes.

Lose on Monday it's 4 pl defeats in a row and no wins in 9.

Sign me up for whatever the alternative is.

So long as Steidten is given the power to choose the replacement.

 

[DBAH0]

Surprised he lasted this long really.

 

[apollo_creed]

That didn't take long.

Maybe OLS is more United's, but Moyed wasn't as bad as he appeared at the time given what followed.

Didn’t all those after him do better?

 

[moomba]

Hard work as a supporter watching the sort of football Moyes plays.

Can definitely see why West Ham supporters want a change, and even if results drop a little from the precious couple of years. I think the better style of play and hope that there is a level above what Moyes is capable of producing would make it worthwhile.

 

[Frank Bunn]

United? Are we any worse off? He made a litany of errors and set us back significantly. Not all his fault though.

It was almost impossible to follow Fergie. That level of success in the English top flight may never be achieved again. But initially Fergie was given leeway that subsequent managers were not. League table finishes of 11th twice and 13th are some of the worst in United's history.

 

[SM]

Didn’t all those after him do better?

I don't think they've gone further in the CL have they? And Moyes didn't get the chance to finish his PL season so no idea where they would have finished.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

Didn’t all those after him do better?

Would say LVG and Jose winning cups would have them as doing better. ETH as well.
Ole less so.

 

[Bradesmaen]

Moyes inherited an aging team which didn't help. Vidic 32, Ferdinand 35, Evra 33 at the back. Giggs retired and he had Carrick and Fletcher at 32/30 with some poor previous Fergie buys + Fellaini. Rooney at 28 (already declining) and Van Persie at 30. Fergie took it for one last ride, got a title and then sailed into the sunset. Moyes didn't get given the funds for a complete squad regeneration that he needed.

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

Moyes was always doomed to fail following SAF, and Gill leaving at the same time is a hugely underrated departure as well, the only managers at the time who could’ve potentially done alright with the ageing list we had is Pep or Jose.

Moyes was a poor choice though that can’t be argued with, not up to a job as massive as managing Manchester United.

 

[RPCB]

Moyes inherited an aging team which didn't help. Vidic 32, Ferdinand 35, Evra 33 at the back. Giggs retired and he had Carrick and Fletcher at 32/30 with some poor previous Fergie buys + Fellaini. Rooney at 28 (already declining) and Van Persie at 30. Fergie took it for one last ride, got a title and then sailed into the sunset. Moyes didn't get given the funds for a complete squad regeneration that he needed.

Graham Souness didn’t agree



“Most of them the right age. Should only get better.”