- Aug 30, 2010
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Was thinking the exact same mate!
Aside from Chelsea, City and possibly Real Madrid or Bayern and for a while Juve there aren’t many jobs any manager can walk into and just win because the squad is so stacked with quality pretty much any manager has a good chance of success, more often than not there needs to be a clearly defined plan/strategy or ‘project’ if you like that is built over a number of years with astute player recruitment to suit that vision.
Klopp at Lpool is an excellent example Arteta is showing at Arsenal it’s a great approach, it worked for us for a while with Poch being given good control to align players to his vision etc etc.
This is why the likes of Jose and so far Conte quick fix serial winners didn’t seem a good fit for a club like ours as our squad just isn’t good enough, we need coaches who want to work with and develop younger players etc.
Also Jose and Conte’s football for the majority of the time has been horrible to watch so that’s led to impatience and frustration from the fans which means less momentum is built up also.
If Conte does go the worst possible appointment in terms of not learning from our mistakes would be Tuchel.
Id rather Poch or any other project type manager who plays good football it just has to be the way unless/until we get serious owners with huge cash.
Tuchel could start an argument with himself. Wouldn't see him lasting 5 minutes with Levy.