It’s pretty obvious.I don't quite understand all the 'I can't believe this' stuff. He plays a very good brand of football and appears to have a good relationship with his players. Give him better players and a bigger budget and I can see him doing well. Good on Bayern if they go for him as I think it could turn out well.
If there’s one thing that Vinnie has experience of, it’s shaking up a squad.To be honest for a club like Bayern the fans and even the management will always turn on coaches when results aren’t there. Many including myself thought Nagelsmann was “the One” considering his accomplishments at the time and record transfer fee paid for him but history tells us otherwise. He was sacked while on vacation.
I want to remain cautiously optimistic because it sounds like management really want a new direction now versus just bringing in someone to hold the fort till something better comes along. The Bayern squad is in need of a shake up and new sporting directors and a new coach is a good place to start that process.
Tuchel has won the biggest prize going. He's way more experienced too. I think something else happened with Tuchel. More like tactical failures, combined with bad luck, and probably coming in at a poor moment where Bayern should have stuck and not twisted. But he would have been taken seriously by the players, for sure.It didn't work at Anderlecht which is a fair sized club. Bayern players could easily do what have you won as a manager routine when it goes tits up. Look what happened with Tuchel.
This where Vinny's lack of mangerial experience (at a higher profile club) will go against him.Tuchel has won the biggest prize going. He's way more experienced too. I think something else happened with Tuchel. More like tactical failures, combined with bad luck, and probably coming in at a poor moment where Bayern should have stuck and not twisted. But he would have been taken seriously by the players, for sure.
They became a better team and started to climb the table from the poor position they were in up to his arrival. How is that not reviving them?Revived Anderlecht bit. If he did win Anderlecht the Belgium League in his first season then it would have been more of a revival. One of my favourite City players but he just doesn't cut the mustard for me as a manager. This is one of the strangest moves Bayern have made in their recent history.
An inexperienced coach is not what Bayern really wants right now. Their Sporting Director, who wants VK was the one at RB Leipzig last Summer where we had to negotiate with someone higher up than him to get the Josko Gvardiol transfer over the line. Another of our old "mates" Uli Hoeness wants someone other than Vincent KompanyThey became a better team and started to climb the table from the poor position they were in up to his arrival. How is that not reviving them?
Arteta has revived Arsenal. Doesn't mean they've won anything. Glasner has revived Crystal Palace, doesn't mean they've won anything. Pochettino is considered to have revived Chelsea by the end of the season, doesn't mean they've won anything.
VK doesn't have a magic wand, to suddenly make a failing team into champions before their time. Bayern aren't failing as bad as Anderlecht were though, and they definitely aren't doing as poor as Burnley were. Where you start the job at, determines what is possible during your reign and how long it might take to get there.
^This is what people don't seem to get about the Burnley job, and it seems like you don't get that about the Anderlecht job in this case.
Their board seem to think differently.An inexperienced coach is not what Bayern really wants right now. Their Sporting Director was the one at RB Leipzig last Summer where we had to negotiate with someone higher than him to get the Josko Gvardiol transfer over the line.
Partly. Erbel is the one who really wants to appoint VK. Bayern isn't the right environment for an up and coming but still very inexperienced coachTheir board seem to think differently.