Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Clubs do things differently now we should have not budged either on Fati, Dahoud.
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[Albion] Should we go for Poch?
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It does, our system would be something like: “oh you’d like a new left back, here’s a shortlist of 5 incredibly talented young players who have all the attributes you desire, and have a look at this data and watch these videos and let us know who’s your number one pick” compared with Boehly’s “I heard Brighton were interested in this guy so I gazupmed them for £60m”
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Clearly a capable manager.
I doubt he'd suit our set up though in regards to recruitment and sales
I doubt he'd suit our set up though in regards to recruitment and sales
KZNSeagull
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Would rather ask Klopp. He would say no as well.
Pliny the Gull
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- Mar 4, 2024
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Sometimes you have to step back to go forward in adversity.
Love to know what Barco, Baleba, Enciso, Jack, Dunky etc would like to chose between McKenna and Poch?
I like to see Poch working with a club like ours. His problem is with big dressing rooms.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Should we? Yes
Would he? No
Would he? No
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
He’s was beginning to turn Chelsea around and get everyone onside I don’t get your post tbh.
doogie004
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No
Wouldn’t come anyway
Wouldn’t come anyway
No. Bit of a show-pony these days. No substance. Quits when the going gets slightly bumpy.
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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No chance in hell he'd come down here
This
Agreed
IF he was offered the job and accepted on the clubs terms, he's a capable coach . . . . Look what he did at Stains . . . . And spuds.
It may also be noted he can deal with twats and NDP failures, he must have done at PSG.
my gut feeling is he's too big for his boots and wants a stupid amount of money . . . . More obviously, he'd fail the NDP test on interview. . . .
I really don't understand the money thing . . . Thery've all got more than they can ever spend without being total idiots . . . . Oh.
cjd
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I liked it when we were in League 2. If we lost a manager then, several NSC posters used to put their CV forward to the club.
Do you think the Premier League is a step too far for that now...?
Do you think the Premier League is a step too far for that now...?
If I was offered the BHA job I would not ever, ever, ever ask the club to sign player X.
I would explain shortages in the squad, and allow the management to do what they see fit.
Then I would coach the f*** out of whatever this brilliant club were to place before me.
FFS.
GloryDays
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I doubt his name was ever on “the list”, so if we did make an approach I’d be concerned that all this talk about succession planning could be so easily derailed.
But I think he did a great job organising the circus and working with a bunch of f***ing stupid ****s and fans.
But I think he did a great job organising the circus and working with a bunch of f***ing stupid ****s and fans.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Indeed, if you do things right by TB you would have a job for a very long time. As long as the results kept coming obviously.
I don’t get this adrenaline rush for young coaches to work for mental owners of big clubs. Money yes although eventually playing the long game will give you the same wealth.