Not intending any disrespect to your post ,but how have you come to this conclusion? I'm thinking that probably no one on this forum or in the media knew anything of Ragnick before last week. Honestly, I'm not the most in the know, but I didn't even know he existed.Much as I'd like for this circus to continue, the red shite have gone and gotten a guy who knows how to operate a football club. While he may not sort them out in 6 months managerially, when he goes up top, I hope it does not work out, because given his reputation and work, he could get them back on the right track.
That's why God gave us asthma medicine and energy drinks. They will all be running around like Bernies within three months, except Ronaldo who won't go for it..Half their team will be out crocked when they start training properly.
yeah, yeah, yeah, but is he officially "the unqualified One"?
I've known of him from his work on the Redbull football project. I've also followed Bundesliga and seen him in charge at Schalke which was quite impressive followed by another managerial role at Leipzig, which was as impressive as the former. He's not an unknown man stepping up all of a sudden, his work has been widely known, even if from Leipzig. Another interesting fact is the reason that led me to follow him was more or less down to Leipzig's rise, because you'd be aware how the German rags in Bayern and their higher ups talk about us, they are quite against the rise of Leipzig and how the club came to be + it's financial workings. Hence the interest.Not intending any disrespect to your post ,but how have you come to this conclusion? I'm thinking that probably no one on this forum or in the media knew anything of Ragnick before last week. Honestly, I'm not the most in the know, but I didn't even know he existed.
Thanks for that. That's why I didn't want to disparage your post. Respect, your knowledge of the bloke is legit. Hope you are totally wrong though. :)I've known of him from his work on the Redbull football project. I've also followed Bundesliga and seen him in charge at Schalke which was quite impressive followed by another managerial role at Leipzig, which was as impressive as the former. He's not an unknown man stepping up all of a sudden, his work has been widely known, even if from Leipzig. Another interesting fact is the reason that led me to follow him was more or less down to Leipzig's rise, because you'd be aware how the German rags in Bayern and their higher ups talk about us, they are quite against the rise of Leipzig and how the club came to be + it's financial workings. Hence the interest.
I've known of him from his work on the Redbull football project. I've also followed Bundesliga and seen him in charge at Schalke which was quite impressive followed by another managerial role at Leipzig, which was as impressive as the former. He's not an unknown man stepping up all of a sudden, his work has been widely known, even if from Leipzig. Another interesting fact is the reason that led me to follow him was more or less down to Leipzig's rise, because you'd be aware how the German rags in Bayern and their higher ups talk about us, they are quite against the rise of Leipzig and how the club came to be + it's financial workings. Hence the interest.
That's not the point I'm making and it was merely a response. You could apply this to Bielsa as well but so many top coaches idolize him.everyone knows Roy Hodgson's work and he's also won fuck all as well