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Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 13069254)
That would be one way of improving them but it would be so much easier, having built up a pretty decent squad, to employ a coach to better use them or have some specialist coaches to coach them better and make in-game changes in a way that Solskjaer seems incapable of doing.
Many observers were saying that Solskjaer relied on someone doing something special to win or save matches long before Ronaldo returned. i still think buying Ronaldo without buying the players to build around him was the main strategic error - it's not simply a matte rof bringing in a coach and magic happening.... Klippety had to break the transfer spending records to build his team and it is a team with balance |
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and for the avoidance of doubt I want OGS (and Woodward) to stay at Yernited indefinitely..... I was gutted when Mourinho left ;)
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Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by Garbatellamike
(Post 13069255)
I think there is some sense in what you say.
i still think buying Ronaldo without buying the players to build around him was the main strategic error - it's not simply a matte rof bringing in a coach and magic happening.... Klippety had to break the transfer spending records to build his team and it is a team with balance With the right coaching staff it doesn't need magic, as long as there is something good there to begin with. And second in the league last season would suggest there was something good. Various results in the Champions League over the last couple of years and other European displays would suggest there was something pretty good in the right hands. One only has to look at coaches like Conte who wins with a good Juventus team, follows that with a league win with Chelsea and then again with Inter. Your own club employed a top coach in Mancini. He wins you the league and two different subsequent coaches have done the same. Mancini goes on to win the Euros with Italy. At Chelsea, Mourinho wins the the league and five different coaches since then have won three league titles and two Champions League titles. These are not examples of magic, just very good players being coached by good coaches. |
Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
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With the right coaching staff it doesn't need magic, as long as there is something good there to begin with. And second in the league last season would suggest there was something good. Various results in the Champions League over the last couple of years and other European displays would suggest there was something pretty good in the right hands.
One only has to look at coaches like Conte who wins with a good Juventus team, follows that with a league win with Chelsea and then again with Inter. Your own club employed a top coach in Mancini. He wins you the league and two different subsequent coaches have done the same. Mancini goes on to win the Euros with Italy. At Chelsea, Mourinho wins the the league and five different coaches since then have won three league titles and two Champions League titles. These are not examples of magic, just very good players being coached by good coaches. I think Ole's done the best he can with those willing to work with him. Either the ones who aren't willing to support Ole go or he does, and unfortunately that only ever turns out one way. But I think he'll get to the end of the season. |
Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by DaveLovesDee
(Post 13069288)
And of players wanting to work with the manager.
I think Ole lost that |
Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 13069261)
I'm assuming Ronaldo is a short term signing though. Why build a structure to support something not needed soon?
As to your structure question i think you need to consider that if you don't you may well miss CL qualification and the financial implications are huge Don't forget the debt that has to be serviced and the money creamed off for the owners...... so missing Top 4 is v v bad news for Woodward and the Gimps |
Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by Garbatellamike
(Post 13069307)
so missing Top 4 is v v bad news for Woodward and the Gimps
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Originally Posted by SpoogleDrummer
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I thought Woodward was on his way out at the end of the year anyways? So it's no loss to him. If his replacement has any sense the first thing he'll do is sack Ole to try and get on the fans' good side.
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Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
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Because they don't seem him as good. All we ever hear about is he's popular. But those reports of them encouraging van de Beek to change his agent to better his chances of escape seems to point to something. :nod:
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Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by Garbatellamike
(Post 13069307)
As to your structure question i think you need to consider that if you don't you may well miss CL qualification and the financial implications are huge Don't forget the debt that has to be serviced and the money creamed off for the owners...... so missing Top 4 is v v bad news for Woodward and the Gimps I believe that every time the club has missed CL qualification they have said it's not a problem - money wise. Perhaps that is the problem in that the club is serving its financial purpose without impressing on the pitch. |
Re: The 2021/22 Football Thread
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 13069325)
Perhaps that is the problem in that the club is serving its financial purpose without impressing on the pitch.
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It's the daily mail but
Sportsmail can also reveal:
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
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It's the daily mail but
Sportsmail can also reveal:
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So with Eddie Howe appointed Newcastle are now being linked with Phil Jones to stave off relegation. Eddie will be heading back down south before the end of the season.
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