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Just now, The Prophet said:

 

While the Newcsstke job has great potential, it still has an incredible amount of risk attached at this moment in time. Bigger, better offers will be made to him in the coming months.

He’s strongly linked with replacing Ole which could be as early as next week if they lose to Liverpool tomorrow.

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Just now, The Prophet said:

 

While the Newcsstke job has great potential, it still has an incredible amount of risk attached at this moment in time. Bigger, better offers will be made to him in the coming months.

I guess whoever comes in will have to see and buy into the dream and possibilities, like Keegan. Yes, Ten Hag could maybe get other jobs offers in the summer, but by then we’d have a manager and he might not get that chance again. 

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If you gave me a choice of who I want …..only one answer Pep.*

 

He is something else , the best around , why not want the best? His coaching is light years ahead of anyone , likeable, respected worldwide.
 

*understand won’t happen 

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1 minute ago, GWN said:

If you gave me a choice of who I want …..only one answer Pep.*

 

He is something else , the best around , why not want the best? His coaching is light years ahead of anyone , likeable, respected worldwide.
 

*understand won’t happen 

Hypothetical question

How dya think he'd go with the players we've got. If he had a full pre season and season with them. Just the players we have now...

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3 minutes ago, jack j said:

Hypothetical question

How dya think he'd go with the players we've got. If he had a full pre season and season with them. Just the players we have now...


 

I think he’d improve them , I think he’d improve any team .

 

Good managers for me are judged on how the get results and improve players .I get the tone of the question but I honestly think he would make them better players .

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3 minutes ago, GWN said:


 

I think he’d improve them , I think he’d improve any team .

 

Good managers for me are judged on how the get results and improve players .I get the tone of the question but I honestly think he would make them better players .

No no it wasn't that tone. Genuinely think it would be interesting to see what a world class manager could do with with a group of largely mediocre players.

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4 minutes ago, jack j said:

No no it wasn't that tone. Genuinely think it would be interesting to see what a world class manager could do with with a group of largely mediocre players.


Fair enough , it’s not beyond the possibility of him wanting to try , pie in the sky but it’s genuinely who I want .

 

His vision and meticulous detail in training is phenomenal.

 

Hed simply improve this lot immeasurably.

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The thing about our squad being mediocre and facilities being limited to say the least is the greatest reason for turning to a manager with a clear and progressive philosophy. Realistically most of the squad won’t be here in 18 months. I’d far prefer a manager that tries to turn us into an attacking team instead of going for a “safe pair of hands”. Rafa would probably be the safest pair of hands we could turn to right now but I’m honestly not sure I’d want to revisit that. There’s always the risk that everything he built with the fans last time out will be tarnished by the new expectations.

 

I’d probably go for an exciting name such as Fonseca/Ten Hag or maybe even Jaissle or Edin Terzic. A manager that can grow along with the club and help mold it together with a DOF/Sporting Director. Whoever they end up hiring will be backed to the hilts from January onwards IMO. 

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4 minutes ago, clintdempsey said:

The thing about our squad being mediocre and facilities being limited to say the least is the greatest reason for turning to a manager with a clear and progressive philosophy. Realistically most of the squad won’t be here in 18 months. I’d far prefer a manager that tries to turn us into an attacking team instead of going for a “safe pair of hands”. Rafa would probably be the safest pair of hands we could turn to right now but I’m honestly not sure I’d want to revisit that. There’s always the risk that everything he built with the fans last time out will be tarnished by the new expectations.

 

I’d probably go for an exciting name such as Fonseca/Ten Hag or maybe even Jaissle or Edin Terzic. A manager that can grow along with the club and help mold it together with a DOF/Sporting Director. Whoever they end up hiring will be backed to the hilts from January onwards IMO. 

Yeah I love Rafa but I really want a manager with a more modern attacking philosophy. 

 

The dream is Xavi, but he'll be destined for Barcelona if he does well so probably a bit pointless.

 

 

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I'm still hoping for Fonseca, the apprenticeship that Portuguese managers get is elite and despite his experience he is still relatively young. 

 

Bring him in with and let him grow with the club, would be amazing to have a long term manager (that we don't all despise). From the Shaktar stuff he seems to have strong ideas on how things can be run and the facilities revamp can go hand in hand with this. 

 

I think Lampard/Rooney would be absolute suicide tbh, not seen enough from either and the inevitable fallout when they are sacked would be the same as Bruce. Gerrard is slightly better but wouldn't want him for similar reasons. 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Mr Raspberry Jam said:

Whys Fonseca managed so many clubs already? He doesn't seem to last very long. 

 

Porto was the only place he failed, then went to Braga and won them their first trophy in 50 years. 

 

He's worked his way up from the lower decisions and majority of moves he's made have been steps up. 

 

Roma had a poor squad and changed ownership halfway through his tenure.

 

There was an article posted where Roma fans shared their opinions on his after he left and were largely positive. Nearly all said he'd made the team very reliable at beating teams they were expected too.

 

 

Edit: 

 

https://www.chiesaditotti.com/2021/5/24/22436382/an-appreciation-for-paulo-fonsecas-time-with-roma

 

Good article on his career and tactics (long read!)

 

http://outsideoftheboot.com/2020/05/28/tactical-philosophy-paulo-fonseca/

 

 

 

Edited by GeordieDazzler

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