Which manager would you pick?

[Lomar1o]

bring heynckes out of retirement

 

[Dan1983]

Frank de Boer

 

[macleod]

Klopp and Simeone are good coaches,but not for Barca.Good variants for Barca are De Boer,Luis Enrique and my favourite one-Valverde.

 

[Behrox]

Valverde,Jorge Sampaoli,Van Gaal or Luis are the only realistic choices maybe Martinez or Paco

 

[Aryagorn]

Roberto Martinez would be very good... but he would need a great support from the board to bench the past-their-best primadonnas and to deal with their stupid obsession with possession!

 

[Behrox]

Roberto Martinez would be very good... but he would need a great support from the board to bench the past-their-best primadonnas and to deal with their stupid obsession with possession!

As I said in the Tata thread we need a dictator rather than a coach

 

[serghei]

As I said in the Tata thread we need a dictator rather than a coach

A coach with personalty won't let the players make the tactic for him. You don't have to be a dictator to make your point in front of the players. If we need a dictator, it's one who should dictate not by force, but by knowledge.

Nobody would tell someone like Marcelo Lippi or Jurgen Klopp what to do, or how to play. I'm convinced we need someone not only skilled, but renown, famous, whose name alone impose respect and makes you look up to him. Someone with a long resumee. Someone like Ancelotti. Even my mom knows Ancelotti, and she pretty much hates football. If I tell her about Paco Jemez she'd say he's a soap opera actor.

 

[Ghostmaster]

A coach with personalty won't let the players make the tactic for him. You don't have to be a dictator to make your point in front of the players. If we need a dictator, it's one who should dictate not by force, but by knowledge.

Nobody would tell someone like Marcelo Lippi or Jurgen Klopp what to do, or how to play. I'm convinced we need someone not only skilled, but renown, famous, whose name alone impose respect and makes you look up to him. Someone with a long resumee. Someone like Ancelotti. Even my mom knows Ancelotti, and she pretty much hates football. If I tell her about Paco Jemez she'd say he's a soap opera actor.

 

[Andrew M]

A coach with personalty won't let the players make the tactic for him. You don't have to be a dictator to make your point in front of the players. If we need a dictator, it's one who should dictate not by force, but by knowledge.

Nobody would tell someone like Marcelo Lippi or Jurgen Klopp what to do, or how to play. I'm convinced we need someone not only skilled, but renown, famous, whose name alone impose respect and makes you look up to him. Someone with a long resumee. Someone like Ancelotti. Even my mom knows Ancelotti, and she pretty much hates football. If I tell her about Paco Jemez she'd say he's a soap opera actor.

I've got it. Trapattoni.

Resume:

1972–1974 Milan (youth)
1974 Milan
1975–1976 Milan
1976–1986 Juventus
1986–1991 Internazionale
1991–1994 Juventus
1994–1995 Bayern Munich
1995–1996 Cagliari
1996–1998 Bayern Munich
1998–2000 Fiorentina
2000–2004 Italy
2004–2005 Benfica
2005–2006 Stuttgart
2006–2008 Red Bull Salzburg
2008–2013 Republic of Ireland

 

[serghei]

I've got it. Trapattoni.

Resume:

1972–1974 Milan (youth)
1974 Milan
1975–1976 Milan
1976–1986 Juventus
1986–1991 Internazionale
1991–1994 Juventus
1994–1995 Bayern Munich
1995–1996 Cagliari
1996–1998 Bayern Munich
1998–2000 Fiorentina
2000–2004 Italy
2004–2005 Benfica
2005–2006 Stuttgart
2006–2008 Red Bull Salzburg
2008–2013 Republic of Ireland

WOW. Take that Mourinho!

 

[Andrew M]

WOW. Take that Mourinho!

I would love for Mourinho's last job to be Ireland

 

[ceefoo]

bring heynckes out of retirement

THIS! :beer2:

 

[ceefoo]

I've got it. Trapattoni.

The guy's a dinosaur. He has no future at a top club. Plus, have you seen his ROI team play? It's some of the worst football imaginable. Tata is already getting plenty of criticism for his style of play, it would be tenfold under Trap.

 

[Jesse1509]

In another thread, I already said this:

" I don't think Frank de Boer is ready to be a Barça-manager yet. In big games, Ajax has often lucked out. They looked clueless against high-pressing opposition, and Ajax did not fare well in the European cups, despite them getting decent draws. He also has a tendency to put players in the wrong position (Schöne as a cdm, Sigthorsson as a lw, Janssen as a cdm), though he usually sorts this out in time. De Boer is still an inexperienced manager, and even though I like him, I think the step from Ajax, a team in a second-tier league, to Barça will be to difficult for him. In a couple of years he might be capable, though. "

Frank de Boer is a tad overrated, although he has the potential to be a good manager in a few years.

 

[Ghostmaster]

In another thread, I already said this:

" I don't think Frank de Boer is ready to be a Barça-manager yet. In big games, Ajax has often lucked out. They looked clueless against high-pressing opposition, and Ajax did not fare well in the European cups, despite them getting decent draws. He also has a tendency to put players in the wrong position (Schöne as a cdm, Sigthorsson as a lw, Janssen as a cdm), though he usually sorts this out in time. De Boer is still an inexperienced manager, and even though I like him, I think the step from Ajax, a team in a second-tier league, to Barça will be to difficult for him. In a couple of years he might be capable, though. "

Frank de Boer is a tad overrated, although he has the potential to be a good manager in a few years.

I don't know about European competitions, but he won Eredivisie 4 times in a row now, he is clearly ready for bigger challenge.