Discussion: Potential Pellegrini Replacements {merged}

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Whoever gets the job isn't going to wave a magic wand and make all our problems disappear.
 
Ray78 said:
The question is who the board got lined up? And whoever gets the job isn't going to wave a magic wand and make all our problems disappear.
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Whoever it is will hopefully be backed in the transfer window to address some of those issues. Being able to organise a defence would help for a start.
 
Damocles said:
Discussion: Potential Pellegrini Replacements

Not the Pellegrini thread.
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Thank you.

From the candidates available,i'm hoping its klopp - young,dynamic and slightly mad - our football has become bland,we need an injection of excitement,he's the man imo.
 
KnaresboroughBlue said:
We lack movement when we have the ball and defensively we have no discernible shape or system. We have 2 or 3 players half heartedly pressing while the others are dotted around the pitch to no great purpose, leaving lots of space between the midfield and defence. If you're going to play a high defensive line, you need to press effectively, yet we don't (nor have we bought players that suit that system).

It's just a disorganised mess.

Happy with the 3 points though.
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I said this many times. Worst thing Pelle probably not that stupid and surely he sees it too that his system worth not much without pressing. He cant get these players to press regularly and effectively.
So what happens?

Nothing he lets this situation to happen, tells players to get on with it, you dont press? Ok I dont change so get on with it. PLayers still dont press, we are quite open because of this, it makes it easy to run trough our midfield numerous times. What happens to counter this? Absolutely nothing.

This is such a tactical joke its unreal. Its like a light bulb goes out, but you need it to read at nights instead of you going to the kitchen where the light works you still stay in the room in the dark and try to read in the light that comes in trough the window from the street maybe lol.

No wonder the players look sometimes pissed, sometimes not motivated at all but all the times they look disorganized and confused and lost many times too.

Pellegrini does this to them.

We were extremely lucky last 3 home games with WBA early red card, WHU being totally shit and on holiday while Villa keeper gifted us a goal. Also the Collins own goal early on that prevented them from completely park the bus.
 
KnaresboroughBlue said:
Ray78 said:
The question is who the board got lined up? And whoever gets the job isn't going to wave a magic wand and make all our problems disappear.
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Whoever it is will hopefully be backed in the transfer window to address some of those issues. Being able to organise a defence would help for a start.
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This would make a huge difference very quickly. For all Mancini's faults by the end of his reign, I won't forget that he took over a team that was similarly shambolic at the back as we are now and within a couple of weeks had them looking organised at the back by and large. I think people would be amazed how much simpler things would look if we didn't need to score 3 goals to win games.
 
Damocles said:
Discussion: Potential Pellegrini Replacements

Not the Pellegrini thread.
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Are you on the wind-up?

The Pellegrini thread has only just been unlocked by either you or another mod.
 
FantasyIreland said:
Damocles said:
Discussion: Potential Pellegrini Replacements

Not the Pellegrini thread.
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Thank you.

From the candidates available,i'm hoping its klopp - young,dynamic and slightly mad - our football has become bland,we need an injection of excitement,he's the man imo.
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I agree. I'm a little dismayed at how specific the reports have been that we aren't interested. Let's hope we're obfuscating to keep the season from totally imploding.
 
Any capable soul will do me, this clown is getting close to leaving us without even a thanks for the memories, it's almost like he wants to be sacked.
 
The lack of discussion in the media for once concerns me a bit. There genuinely seems to be no hint that we have a replacement lined up. Usually the press would be all over this as was the case with Hughes, Mancini and Moyes at the swamp. Honestly can't believe we have not approached klopp and as much as I loved viera as a player to promote him with such little experience is too huge a gamble.
 
I think Anelotti or Klopp fit the bill. I don't think we've got it quite right with managers since the takeover and not had the top manager needed.

Mancini. Did a lot of good but won few friends. Not the most entertaining brand of football and a very divisive manager in the dressing room who could struggle with man-management. Useless in Europe.
Pellegrini. Great first season domestically but found out tactically this season. Not been able to motivate his players this season. Awful defence of league title and awful home defeats in the cups.

Ancelotti. Unrivalled record in the Champions League and on the verge of winning it again. Won the double with Chelsea with a record number of goals in a Premier League season. Great man-manager who can motivate players and unite a dressing room.

Klopp. Also a great man-manager who can really unite a dressing room and did great with Dortmund. Only question mark would be can he handle the big egos.

We should do everything to get Ancelotti or Guardiola. If neither are available then either stick with Pellegrini for another year or get Klopp.
 
gazzaa2 said:
I think Anelotti or Klopp fit the bill. I don't think we've got it quite right with managers since the takeover and not had the top manager needed.

Mancini. Did a lot of good but won few friends. Not the most entertaining brand of football and a very divisive manager in the dressing room who could struggle with man-management. Useless in Europe.
Pellegrini. Great first season domestically but found out tactically this season. Not been able to motivate his players this season. Awful defence of league title and awful home defeats in the cups.

Ancelotti. Unrivalled record in the Champions League and on the verge of winning it again. Won the double with Chelsea with a record number of goals in a Premier League season. Great man-manager who can motivate players and unite a dressing room.

Klopp. Also a great man-manager who can really unite a dressing room and did great with Dortmund. Only question mark would be can he handle the big egos

We should do everything to get Ancelotti or Guardiola. If neither are available then either stick with Pellegrini for another year or get Klopp.
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Klopp wouldn't have his best players sold off from behind his back at City... Could he take this club forward, hell yes!!

I still think Pep is a better fit
 
bondsman said:
The lack of discussion in the media for once concerns me a bit. There genuinely seems to be no hint that we have a replacement lined up. Usually the press would be all over this as was the case with Hughes, Mancini and Moyes at the swamp. Honestly can't believe we have not approached klopp and as much as I loved viera as a player to promote him with such little experience is too huge a gamble.
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The season isn't over that is why.
 
Ducado said:
Balti said:
Dethred said:
Average? So if Mark Hughes was in charge of the same squad we'd be in the same position, and he'd have a domestic double under his belt? Let's stop acting like we have sniffed too much glue, shall we?

Name a single signing in the summer that improved the squad. The problem is motivation, of which Pellegrini is equally guilty, as are the worthless signings in the summer. No first team players have had any challenge to their status as such.

Sold Garcia for Fernando, which was a step backwards (amazing considering we all slated Garcia under Mancini).

Sent out Negredo and didn't even replace him.

Sagna for Richards, possibly the dumbest change of all.

Mangala has been worse than Nastasic' most of the season, and we sold Nastasic' at a loss and overpaid on Mangala.

Name one player that has had their place in the starting XI challenged.
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Mancini would be getting more out of this team than Pellegrini

but then so would Tony Pulis
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How can we ever move on in this debate when there are people who refuse to move on, this season is panning out the same as Mancini's last season
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Yeah, can't wait for the cup final!
 
NQCitizen said:
Ducado said:
Balti said:
Mancini would be getting more out of this team than Pellegrini

but then so would Tony Pulis
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How can we ever move on in this debate when there are people who refuse to move on, this season is panning out the same as Mancini's last season
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Yeah, can't wait for the cup final!
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Ha!
 
For entirely different reasons.


Ducado said:
Balti said:
Dethred said:
Average? So if Mark Hughes was in charge of the same squad we'd be in the same position, and he'd have a domestic double under his belt? Let's stop acting like we have sniffed too much glue, shall we?

Name a single signing in the summer that improved the squad. The problem is motivation, of which Pellegrini is equally guilty, as are the worthless signings in the summer. No first team players have had any challenge to their status as such.

Sold Garcia for Fernando, which was a step backwards (amazing considering we all slated Garcia under Mancini).

Sent out Negredo and didn't even replace him.

Sagna for Richards, possibly the dumbest change of all.

Mangala has been worse than Nastasic' most of the season, and we sold Nastasic' at a loss and overpaid on Mangala.

Name one player that has had their place in the starting XI challenged.
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Mancini would be getting more out of this team than Pellegrini

but then so would Tony Pulis
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How can we ever move on in this debate when there are people who refuse to move on, this season is panning out the same as Mancini's last season
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Perez determined to give Carlo one more season at Real according to reports last night.

Pep not likely to leave also.

Klopp only one available.

Pellegrini' going no where lads or else Vieira's coming in I think.
 
I just hope that if the board do decide to get rid of Pellegrini then they also bin off half the fucking shithouses in our squad who have badly let him down.

No more blank slates with a new manager. They had that chance when Mancini got the sack.
 
I just hope that if the board do decide to get rid of Pellegrini then they also bin off half the fucking shithouses in our squad who have badly let him down.

No more blank slates with a new manager. They had that chance when Mancini got the sack.
 
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