sir baconface said:Dead man walking.
Heard he wasn't resigning but leaving it to the Brazilian FA to make the decision.
A hard one, that.
RyanP3609 said:sir baconface said:Dead man walking.
Heard he wasn't resigning but leaving it to the Brazilian FA to make the decision.
A hard one, that.
I reckon he'll get the sack tomorrow/next week sometime. No way he's going to be allowed to keep his job after the last two games in the WC.
If Mourinho became manager of Brazil, I think I'd give up on international football. Luckily, the brazilian public would never stand for it, they couldn't even stand Dunga for being negative and he'd won a bloody WC or them!pikku said:Read on twitter that brazil football federation approached mourinho for the job? .They need a european manager who is not tactically naive and mou can do a good job for them if he takes over.
England were exciting to watch which was pretty refreshing ,its just that roy did not have the guts to bench steve gerrard and rooney that england failed so miserably.In order for england to do well,the older gen of dead wood must call it quits,i mean look at the game vs uruguay where gerrard gifted the goal on a plate for suarez,such kind of errors are not acceptable in high profile matches,he is past it,the faster he retires the better.prestonibbo_mcfc said:RyanP3609 said:sir baconface said:Dead man walking.
Heard he wasn't resigning but leaving it to the Brazilian FA to make the decision.
A hard one, that.
I reckon he'll get the sack tomorrow/next week sometime. No way he's going to be allowed to keep his job after the last two games in the WC.
Aye. Very unfair though as in the last match, he was outdone by a tactical genius ;-)
Joking apart Brazil were fucking woeful and I think he should be gone. Hopefully Roy will follow suit.
For all the criticism of Fred and Hulk, attack really wasn't the problem though was it? It was the complete lack of an defensive shape or tactics, along with having no midfield to speak of. It has to be one of the worst organised teams I've ever seen.KentBlue said:The thing is, he had a decent squad to choose from, but he persisted with Hulk and Fred and other's of that ilk.
No, but he didn't really set them up with much attacking shape or discipline either. The front line of attack is often your first line of defence. Their attack often had no shape, no specific roles, often went alone instead of smartly using the ball etc. If they had been set up better and more astutely all over the starting 11, they wouldn't have seen such a disastrous collapse against Germany.BigOscar said:For all the criticism of Fred and Hulk, attack really wasn't the problem though was it? It was the complete lack of an defensive shape or tactics, along with having no midfield to speak of. It has to be one of the worst organised teams I've ever seen.KentBlue said:The thing is, he had a decent squad to choose from, but he persisted with Hulk and Fred and other's of that ilk.
But do they have enough flair players who can execute such kind of free flowing football.I don't think so and more over now it mainly revolves around tactics and mind games,so i think mou is fit for the job,atleast he can provide a good foundation after recent debacles so other people can take over and build on.Brazil are still dwelling in their past glory.BigOscar said:If Mourinho became manager of Brazil, I think I'd give up on international football. Luckily, the brazilian public would never stand for it, they couldn't even stand Dunga for being negative and he'd won a bloody WC or them!pikku said:Read on twitter that brazil football federation approached mourinho for the job? .They need a european manager who is not tactically naive and mou can do a good job for them if he takes over.
de niro said:to be fair he doesn't have the players to win anything.
its a Barm said:Brazil have some above average players and a couple of class players and a couple of terrible players, but the manager is clueless, just my opinion.
de niro said:its a Barm said:Brazil have some above average players and a couple of class players and a couple of terrible players, but the manager is clueless, just my opinion.
when your forward line options contain jo, hulk and fred you have got no chance of success.
They would have been a much better side had Scolari picked Felipe Luis, Fernandinho, Coutinho, Willian, Diego Costa, and a few others, more or at all.de niro said:to be fair he doesn't have the players to win anything.