Discussion: Potential Pellegrini Replacements {merged}

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Rammy Blue said:
Ray78 said:
I am being honest here Klopp isn't a better manager than either Mancini or Pellegrini.

But let's be honest Ray, you're not being honest at all, what you are doing is expressing your opinion, nothing more, nothing less.

And if I'm being honest I think you're talking shite.

PMSL
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Damocles said:
Ducado said:
Ray78 said:
I am being honest here Klopp isn't a better manager than either Mancini or Pellegrini.

I don't know much about him Ray, but I suspect that some people have been caught up in some strange messianic type syndrome when it comes to Klopp, they will be claiming he can do miraculous healing next (which would be good if RSC was still here I guess)

People who dont know a lot about him say things like this. People who do know a lot about him dont.

Klopp is about nine million times the manager of Bobbyor Pellers, with all due respect to both of them. He is one of those people who are seen as great thinkers of the game, and his geigenpressing style was revolutionary for the period. Not only this but he has cultivated some of the major talents in European football both in an attacking and defensive sense, then beat Munich to the league title several years running and put his club in a CL final. Most impressively he managed to do this on a comparative shoestring and selling his best players every year.

He is a bit like Cruyff in that he sees the game in a very specific way but has all of the modern management skill you would expect with a great record to boot.

He would do astonishing things with a squad like ours.


another rude and condescending comment.

just because people have a different opinion to yours doesn't mean they are imbeciles.

and your opinion that klop would do wonders with our ageing squad is clearly flawed. His game is about pressing and I can't see our lot doing much of that, no matter who the manager is
klop would be a flop without huge investment.

anybody who knows about klop knows this.
 
Ray78 said:
Damocles said:
Ducado said:
I don't know much about him Ray, but I suspect that some people have been caught up in some strange messianic type syndrome when it comes to Klopp, they will be claiming he can do miraculous healing next (which would be good if RSC was still here I guess)

People who dont know a lot about him say things like this. People who do know a lot about him dont.

Klopp is about nine million times the manager of Bobbyor Pellers, with all due respect to both of them. He is one of those people who are seen as great thinkers of the game, and his geigenpressing style was revolutionary for the period. Not only this but he has cultivated some of the major talents in European football both in an attacking and defensive sense, then beat Munich to the league title several years running and put his club in a CL final. Most impressively he managed to do this on a comparative shoestring and selling his best players every year.

He is a bit like Cruyff in that he sees the game in a very specific way but has all of the modern management skill you would expect with a great record to boot.

He would do astonishing things with a squad like ours.

There are no real guarantees he can replicate that at City.

There are no guarantees that Mou would be our manager and get us relegated either. But you play the numbers.
 
Damocles said:
Ray78 said:
Damocles said:
People who dont know a lot about him say things like this. People who do know a lot about him dont.

Klopp is about nine million times the manager of Bobbyor Pellers, with all due respect to both of them. He is one of those people who are seen as great thinkers of the game, and his geigenpressing style was revolutionary for the period. Not only this but he has cultivated some of the major talents in European football both in an attacking and defensive sense, then beat Munich to the league title several years running and put his club in a CL final. Most impressively he managed to do this on a comparative shoestring and selling his best players every year.

He is a bit like Cruyff in that he sees the game in a very specific way but has all of the modern management skill you would expect with a great record to boot.

He would do astonishing things with a squad like ours.

There are no real guarantees he can replicate that at City.

There are no guarantees that Mou would be our manager and get us relegated either. But you play the numbers.

Klopp's last two seasons' haven't been the most inspiring.
 
Ray78 said:
Damocles said:
Ray78 said:
There are no real guarantees he can replicate that at City.

There are no guarantees that Mou would be our manager and get us relegated either. But you play the numbers.

Klopp's last two seasons' haven't been the most inspiring.
Last season Dortmund finished 2nd, lost the cup final to Bayern and reached the quarters of the CL.

And you want to keep Pellers over Klopp after this season after just stating that Dortmund were uninspiring last season?
 
3rdgenerationblue said:
Damocles said:
Ducado said:
I don't know much about him Ray, but I suspect that some people have been caught up in some strange messianic type syndrome when it comes to Klopp, they will be claiming he can do miraculous healing next (which would be good if RSC was still here I guess)

People who dont know a lot about him say things like this. People who do know a lot about him dont.

Klopp is about nine million times the manager of Bobbyor Pellers, with all due respect to both of them. He is one of those people who are seen as great thinkers of the game, and his geigenpressing style was revolutionary for the period. Not only this but he has cultivated some of the major talents in European football both in an attacking and defensive sense, then beat Munich to the league title several years running and put his club in a CL final. Most impressively he managed to do this on a comparative shoestring and selling his best players every year.

He is a bit like Cruyff in that he sees the game in a very specific way but has all of the modern management skill you would expect with a great record to boot.

He would do astonishing things with a squad like ours.


another rude and condescending comment.

just because people have a different opinion to yours doesn't mean they are imbeciles.

and your opinion that klop would do wonders with our ageing squad is clearly flawed. His game is about pressing and I can't see our lot doing much of that, no matter who the manager is
klop would be a flop without huge investment.


anybody who knows about klop knows this.
Have you missed the memo about huge personnel changes in the summer or are you trying to make a point that isn't there to be made?
 
Paulmcfc2703 said:
Ray78 said:
Damocles said:
There are no guarantees that Mou would be our manager and get us relegated either. But you play the numbers.

Klopp's last two seasons' haven't been the most inspiring.
Last season Dortmund finished 2nd, lost the cup final to Bayern and reached the quarters of the CL.

And you want to keep Pellers over Klopp after this season after just stating that Dortmund were uninspiring last season?

Finished 19 points off top spot and 37 at this point of the season. If this is some kind of stich up/ wind up it has worked,
 
Paulmcfc2703 said:
Ray78 said:
Damocles said:
There are no guarantees that Mou would be our manager and get us relegated either. But you play the numbers.

Klopp's last two seasons' haven't been the most inspiring.
Last season Dortmund finished 2nd, lost the cup final to Bayern and reached the quarters of the CL.

And you want to keep Pellers over Klopp after this season after just stating that Dortmund were uninspiring last season?

Safe to say ray78 wants pellers to stay.
 
Ray78 said:
Paulmcfc2703 said:
Ray78 said:
Klopp's last two seasons' haven't been the most inspiring.
Last season Dortmund finished 2nd, lost the cup final to Bayern and reached the quarters of the CL.

And you want to keep Pellers over Klopp after this season after just stating that Dortmund were uninspiring last season?

Finished 19 points off top spot.
Bayern only dropped 12 points all season to be fair
 
Ray78 said:
Paulmcfc2703 said:
Ray78 said:
Klopp's last two seasons' haven't been the most inspiring.
Last season Dortmund finished 2nd, lost the cup final to Bayern and reached the quarters of the CL.

And you want to keep Pellers over Klopp after this season after just stating that Dortmund were uninspiring last season?

Finished 19 points off top spot.
Well thank fuck Bayern are not in our league then as they on a points per game ratio would have finished only 14 points clear of us.

What a stupid comment that is. They won more points in 34 games than we did in 38.
 

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