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[Albion] Next Brighton manager









chaileyjem

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Jun 27, 2012
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I agree with the thought process of the poster you quoted.

The prospect of the new manager being someone with a consistent and proven record in English football or a comparable league is receding. That means we are taking a punt.

Receding ? Is it really any different to what it was last week. Most seasons are underway, some targets might have to be paid out of contracts, a couple are out of work.
It’s not ideal and it won’t be easy - but on other hand The Albion project is incredibly attractive, financially tempting, and it’s the Premier League.
As for “taking a punt” - what does that mean ? Every choice will come with risks. That goes without saying. No guarantees here.

But implication With the word “punt” I think is a sense that its going to be leftfield, no due diligence, and inexperienced .

As far as I can tell we’ve shortlisted some of the most progressive young ( and successful) coaches out there - that many clubs are keeping an eye on.
 


mike1901

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May 12, 2017
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And me, will no Italian league well,speaks Spanish aswell so probably knows Spanish and South American leagues. 🤞🤞🤞, then again I wanted Hypia when he was on a short list.
 


Nobby Cybergoat

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Jul 19, 2021
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Receding ? Is it really any different to what it was last week. Most seasons are underway, some targets might have to be paid out of contracts, a couple are out of work.
It’s not ideal and it won’t be easy - but on other hand The Albion project is incredibly attractive, financially tempting, and it’s the Premier League.
As for “taking a punt” - what does that mean ? Every choice will come with risks. That goes without saying. No guarantees here.

But implication With the word “punt” I think is a sense that its going to be leftfield, no due diligence, and inexperienced .

As far as I can tell we’ve shortlisted some of the most progressive young ( and successful) coaches out there - that many clubs are keeping an eye on.

I don't imply there will be no due diligence. Though I think there's a high chance of leftfield. My guess is that our manager recruitment will mirror our player recruitment. We will think outside the box, won't be held to ransom and go with the principle that the right decision is sometimes no decision. At least not yet. Each day that passes, the chances of a post world cup permanent appointment creep up and up
 






The Fits

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Jun 29, 2020
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De Zerbi is an absolute no brainer. Not many of ours first choice, but what do we really know? He ticks pretty much every box. Wouldn't be a punt at all, he's got great pedigree and if we was still at a club and being successful we'd be drooling.
 


perseus

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Jul 5, 2003
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Sūþseaxna
De Zerbi is an absolute no brainer. Not many of ours first choice, but what do we really know? He ticks pretty much every box. Wouldn't be a punt at all, he's got great pedigree and if we was still at a club and being successful we'd be drooling.

I'd sign Mudryk but the style of his former team was not impressive
 




dwayne

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Jul 5, 2003
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De Zerbi is an absolute no brainer. Not many of ours first choice, but what do we really know? He ticks pretty much every box. Wouldn't be a punt at all, he's got great pedigree and if we was still at a club and being successful we'd be drooling.
He's had a few failures.

Donetsk were awful in the champions League last season even after spending a bit of money.

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The Fits

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He's had a few failures.

Donetsk were awful in the champions League last season even after spending a bit of money.

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It's relative though isn't it? He was a revelation at Sa Sa Sa Su Olo.
 






JBizzle

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Apr 18, 2010
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Seaford
I don't imply there will be no due diligence. Though I think there's a high chance of leftfield. My guess is that our manager recruitment will mirror our player recruitment. We will think outside the box, won't be held to ransom and go with the principle that the right decision is sometimes no decision. At least not yet. Each day that passes, the chances of a post world cup permanent appointment creep up and up

We have no coaching staff, there is literally zero chance that we'll appoint post-World Cup. It'd be suicide.
 


Greg Bobkin

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May 22, 2012
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We have no coaching staff, there is literally zero chance that we'll appoint post-World Cup. It'd be suicide.

There's A chance. Very unlikely, granted, but it *could* happen...
 


Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
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We have no coaching staff, there is literally zero chance that we'll appoint post-World Cup. It'd be suicide.

Indeed, it would suggest that the much vaunted succession planning is very seriously flawed
 




Nobby Cybergoat

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Jul 19, 2021
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We have no coaching staff, there is literally zero chance that we'll appoint post-World Cup. It'd be suicide.

I think a small, but increasing, chance rather than zero chance.

The club have shown they will only do business on their terms. For example, we consistently go into seasons with fewer strikers than most think it's sensible to go in with. But they seem to make it work.

A similar way of thinking could apply here. But it really depends on how the club see Crofts and Lallana, which obviously we don't know
 


chaileyjem

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Jun 27, 2012
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I don't imply there will be no due diligence. Though I think there's a high chance of leftfield. My guess is that our manager recruitment will mirror our player recruitment.

Given our player recruitment is widely acknowledged to be some of the most successful in Europe and the Premier League, and our last managerial appointment was the most successful , perhaps in the history of the club then not sure where this scepticism about the club's ability to operate and land the right coach comes from. As for a conclusion that because there's no appointment today - that approaches have already been rebuffed and we'll be forced into waiting until January. Really ?
 


chaileyjem

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Jun 27, 2012
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Indeed, it would suggest that the much vaunted succession planning is very seriously flawed

We've 16 days until our next fixture. Talk on here by a couple of posters that because we've not announced our manager today it must mean that plans are all up in the air, we'd better be relying on Lallana and/or waiting until January, offering up nothing to support such wild speculation - hence implying that the club aren't prepared and can't manage succession - are pretty far fetched.
 


Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
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We've 16 days until our next fixture. Talk on here by a couple of posters that because we've not announced our manager today it must mean that plans are all up in the air, we'd better be relying on Lallana and/or waiting until January, offering up nothing to support such wild speculation - hence implying that the club aren't prepared and can't manage succession - are pretty far fetched.

I was commenting on IF we waited until after the World Cup, in no way suggesting we would….hence my comment about succession planning :rolleyes:
 




chaileyjem

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Jun 27, 2012
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I was commenting on IF we waited until after the World Cup, in no way suggesting we would….hence my comment about succession planning :rolleyes:

I agree with you. There's zero chance of this happening. Of course its more fun on here to suggest otherwise.!
 




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