Circumstances dictate, each club is different due to its identity - take Chelsea for example they HAVE to appoint a big name, whereas Barcelona have gone down a route (until the end of this season) of appointing an inhouse manage, Pep Tito & Luis - they all won something and had a successful spell as manager - it's no coincidence that Real Madrid have now chosen to go down the same path with Zidane & guess what, it's working.
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Paddy Vieira - Coach of St Etienne?
- Thread starter Gareth Barry Conlon
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Patrick's got a voice on him I guarantee that!I'm off to see St Etienne at RNCM in Manchester this evening. Not sure whether Patrick would make a better singer than Sarah Cracknell though.
eversince 76
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You will find that every manager when starting hardly had a pedigree other than either being a very good football player, a mediocre one, or none at all. Some get a chance at a big(ger) club sooner than others because of their relationship within the club.
billfromthehill
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Don't believe a word of it he spoke to my youngest son in New York only 3 months agoLooks like Paddy could be of to Ligue 1 with Les Greens. Not so good for NYCFC but maybe some interesting loan opportunities for our youth players. St Etienne are a sleeping giant of french football and regular top 10 team but squad wise they are not that strong and I think they could take some of our better youth players.
This could be interesting.
And told him it's still early days for him in New York and it's gonna be a long stay
So whare do you get your info ( papers)?
Gareth Barry Conlon
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Don't believe a word of it he spoke to my youngest son in New York only 3 months ago
And told him it's still early days for him in New York and it's gonna be a long stay
So whare do you get your info ( papers)?
Reliable source. His name is in the frame and it would make a lot of sense. He is very ambitious and that job would be a perfect step toward a top CL club or even Arsenal.
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I want Allegri after Guardiola
abellwillring
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L'Equipe have said he's declined it: https://www.lequipe.fr/Football/Act...le-poste-d-entraineur-de-saint-etienne/808959Reliable source. His name is in the frame and it would make a lot of sense. He is very ambitious and that job would be a perfect step toward a top CL club or even Arsenal.
r.soleofsalford
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I'm off to see St Etienne at RNCM in Manchester this evening. Not sure whether Patrick would make a better singer than Sarah Cracknell though.
that must be Les Cracknells daughter 8-)
citizenyank76
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I don't think it's the right time for him. And I don't think he's there as a manager yet. He will run a big club one day that's for sure. And have an experience that beats having to walk the sidelines on that ugly pitch.
abellwillring
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Of course it's the right time for him. But whether or not he should do it is another story. He could be successful there, but it feels like more of a lose-lose situation to be honest. It's not like doing well or even decent there would raise his profile any more -- you can't have a higher profile than him. At this point simply getting more experience coaching will help him just as much as doing well at a plucky team.I don't think it's the right time for him. And I don't think he's there as a manager yet. He will run a big club one day that's for sure. And have an experience that beats having to walk the sidelines on that ugly pitch.