Viana and Amorim describe their relationship in exactly the same way that Pep and Txiki describe theirs. That bodes well and hints at Amorim to replace Pep.
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Viana and Amorim describe their relationship in exactly the same way that Pep and Txiki describe theirs. That bodes well and hints at Amorim to replace Pep.
I think it's the right thing to do. Pep's a one off and trying to cling on to his legacy would be a mistake in my opinion. Liverpool seem to be transitioning ok post Klopp having started afresh. The absolute worst thing anyone could do is copy United's decade long mourning period post Ferguson.
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I think it's the right thing to do. Pep's a one off and trying to cling on to his legacy would be a mistake in my opinion. Liverpool seem to be transitioning ok post Klopp having started afresh. The absolute worst thing anyone could do is copy United's decade long mourning period post Ferguson.
But surely there is no other club who are as inherently rancid and stupid as the rags ?
Every other club would outshine those cunts for progressive thinking.
Totally agree. The Ferguson thing is very much an example of what happens when you take that course of action to its absolute extreme. Will never forget that interview that Ole gave as manager where he still referred to Ferguson as "The Gaffer" and wouldn't park in his parking space. Deeply embarrassing.But surely there is no other club who are as inherently rancid and stupid as the rags ?
Every other club would outshine those cunts for progressive thinking.
the question is how to secure alonso in 2026, do we tell him to stay in bayer for 1 more season, there been rumours he might leave next summer. i believe ancelotti is also likely leaving in 2026, prolly going to be a bid war for him.If Pep wants Alonso to follow him then thats what will happen imo, just hope we sort Wirtz then as well!
sounds crazy, but i would try to take him next summer while he is available to be an assistant and then taking over next year.
the question is how to secure alonso in 2026, do we tell him to stay in bayer for 1 more season, there been rumours he might leave next summer. i believe ancelotti is also likely leaving in 2026, prolly going to be a bid war for him.
sounds crazy, but i would try to take him next summer while he is available to be an assistant and then taking over next year.
Why would the most sought after young manager in European football agree to become our assistant manager for a year?
exactly, obviously he wouldn't, i'm just trying to find a way how to convince him. i meant not the typical assistant u would think of, something like jason tindall working along side howe. between choosing madrid and us don't think he will hesitate , maybe only if we will do all the work to secure him now i guessWhy would the most sought after young manager in European football agree to become our assistant manager for a year?
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Because he then get to manage at the most well run football club in the world , get 12 months watching first hand the greatest manager ever and hopefully post the legal battles have the breaks taken off regards to spending our own moneyWhy would the most sought after young manager in European football agree to become our assistant manager for a year?
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I think that once Hugo Viana is in place in the new year, he will have a say and he simply adores Rubin Amorim..... just saying ;-)If Pep wants Alonso to follow him then thats what will happen imo, just hope we sort Wirtz then as well!
Personally, I would be 'over-the-Bluemoon' with either!
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I think that once Hugo Viana is in place in the new year, he will have a say and he simply adores Rubin Amorim..... just saying ;-)
Personally, I would be 'over-the-Bluemoon' with either!
Yeah its not the worst situation to be in is it.