[Football] Ten Hag to be sacked

[beorhthelm]

Poch favourite for the job.

next Manchester United manager:

Mauricio Pochettino 11/10

Kieran McKenna 5/1

Thomas Tuchel 5/1

Roberto De Zerbi 6/1

Gareth Southgate 13/2

haven't they been after Poch about the last 3 changes, he's always been unavailable?

 

[oldboyroy]

Poch favourite for the job.

next Manchester United manager:

Mauricio Pochettino 11/10

Kieran McKenna 5/1

Thomas Tuchel 5/1

Roberto De Zerbi 6/1

Gareth Southgate 13/2

Didn't they have a short list of 4 which didn't include RDZ.? 1st 3 from that list and Brentford Thomas Frank

 

[Stato]

Honestly if it was me I'd tell them to stick it and just not bother turning up tomorrow, fair play to his professionalism that he will

You seem to have written 'professionalism' when perhaps you meant 'interest in not jeopardising his multi-million pound pay off.'

 

[Silverhatch]

Now that's out it'll make preparation for the final interesting.

I think they'll hire Pochettino.

It feels weird to say it, but I'd quite like Poch to make a success of it. If only to laugh at Chelsea for binning him off and inevitably sacking whomever they are about to hire after 6 months...

Except that Ratcliffe/Brailsford/Ashcroft/Wilcox etc. want a coach who just coaches!

 

[oldboyroy]

And in another twist, Jose Mourinho has suddenly become favourite for Chelsea job after bet 365 report a flurry of bets on him this morning!

 

[Happy Exile]

I don't think is such a bad idea from that motivational point of view. He'll be wanting to show them the error of their ways by beating the massive financial fair play cheating talent-hoovering false success story blood-money immoral scum best team in the world in a cup final, and the players will be wanting to show the new manager they are up for it (not that they should need any extra motivation for a game than it being the cup final)

 

[A1X]

You seem to have written 'professionalism' when perhaps you meant 'interest in not jeopardising his multi-million pound pay off.'

Yes fair enough, that would focus the mind a bit

 

[Pavilionaire]

It would be nice to think this is all mind games, trying to lull Citeh into a false sense of security thinking they'll just have to turn up to lift the trophy.

Personally, I think it is disgusting that the day before an FA Cup Final the breaking news is that ETH's fate is already sealed.

Is this going to be the Sir Jim Ratcliffe way? The bloke maybe English but he arguably knows less about football that Todd Boehly.

 

[Wozza]

Honestly if it was me I'd tell them to stick it and just not bother turning up tomorrow, fair play to his professionalism that he will

Professionalism will see him turn up. Also, the contractual obligation leading to a multi-million pound pay off!

(Sorry, see the same point has been made)

 

[Weststander]

Not that much different to us effectively sacking RDZ before our last EPL game shirley?

Has Seven Hag had a say in the matter?

Poch and RDZ had direct meetings with owners in the the week, to see if they would be happy to work within specific models with contraints.

 

[Weststander]

It would be nice to think this is all mind games, trying to lull Citeh into a false sense of security thinking they'll just have to turn up to lift the trophy.

Personally, I think it is disgusting that the day before an FA Cup Final the breaking news is that ETH's fate is already sealed.

Is this going to be the Sir Jim Ratcliffe way? The bloke maybe English but he arguably knows less about football that Todd Boehly.

Jim does know about the benefits of Brexit and polluting the planet.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

ETG conducting himself with dignity in his final days in charge of that shitshow. Respect

 

[Commander]

Poch favourite for the job.

next Manchester United manager:

Mauricio Pochettino 11/10

Kieran McKenna 5/1

Thomas Tuchel 5/1

Roberto De Zerbi 6/1

Gareth Southgate 13/2

That's who I would want if I were a Man Utd fan. He'd be a great hire for them.

 

[Milano]

If I were a ManU or Chelsea fan (thank god on that front) I would be VERY unimpressed with the appointment of McKenna. He's never managed in the EPL before, he's had ONE season in the Championship which is a tough league to get out of but is also bonkers, Burnley looked like prime Barca last season then look, he's also not had a bad season yet, how will he react, if/when he loses 3 in a row and it's the main headline EVERY day?
I think the average fan of those 2 will be exactly that, which will set the guy off on a fast track to failure straight away, Potter was more qualified and look how that ended.

McKenna would be nuts to go to those clubs yet. I actually think he should stay at Ipswich.

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

ETG conducting himself with dignity in his final days in charge of that shitshow. Respect

He’s well out of there. I didn’t think it was possible to make Man Utd any more detestable but bringing in Radcliffe and Brailsford is one way of doing it.

 

[herecomesaregular]

#teamHag (hash tag team hag?) for the final now, just for the giggles.

 

[Ernest]

Might as well make Ratcliffe the manager as he is sticking his NOSE into everything

 

[GJN1]

Jim does know about the benefits of Brexit and polluting the planet.

And avoiding tax by living in Monaco.

 

[Eeyore]

Might as well make Ratcliffe the manager as he is sticking his NOSE into everything

ENREST, how DELIGHTFUL to know your BACK. I hope your pussy is well.

 

[um bongo molongo]

If there’s any truth in that an ‘unnamed’ side has already agreed compo with us for RDZ then it could be him for Man U!