Blue Heaven
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NipHolmes said:The cookie monster said:We have been through this though a million times nipNipHolmes said:Exactly.
The boards silence hasn't helped the matter. I've heard rumours he's staying and going, nothing concrete. I personally believe we are compiling a list of potential replacements and will see how things are in the summer. IMO he needs the FA Cup to at least have protection.
Most blues want him to have another season,which i would say is a big percentage
Some want him gone at all cost for anyone,and i mean anyone
Others only want him gone for an upgrade,fair enough
And maybe some will take a gamble on an up and coming manager,as i know thats your option.
Every great manager started somewhere. I'd ask what our future strategy is, I'd ask what system needs to be deployed and I'd ask what type of personnel was being brought in. I'd then bring in a coach to fit the 3 criterias mentioned.
IMO De Boer is the best young coach in the world right now, or one of them. He's a punt never the less. Then you have Simeone too but isn't as good a fit as De Boer. Pellegrini would get us playing more attacking and would better us in Europe imo but he's hardly a proven elite manager, he needs somehwere to prove that and Real sacked him too soon for my money. Unless we get Klopp, Jose or Ancelotti it's going to be a punt no matter what we do. As you know as a professional gambler, we must make an informed, educated and calculated gamble.
Mancini has failed to get the best out of what he has and expecting an influx of cash every summer isn't the way we will be run by the looks of it. Getting the most out fo what we have is paramount, of that there is no denying. Hand on heart can any 'inner' say Mancini has scraped the very last bit out the barrel in regards to oiur squad? I don't think so, in fact I know so.
Looking back at the decision-making history of Txiki and Soriano at Barca, they won't necessarily be looking for a huge name as a replacement. I think Nip is correct, in that they will want someone who is a great trainer (Klopp, de Boer, etc.), has experience or at least great understanding of Barca style formation and play, and has proven willing to incorporate academy talent in the senior set-up, as appropriate.