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[Graysonti]

One bad run and people are calling for Poch to go.

Wow.

Are people forgetting that he took us to a CL final a couple of months ago?

Have people forgotten that night in Amsterdam?

Its form since January!

Did you see how poor we played in the CL anyhow ,

 

[Spurrific]

One bad run and people are calling for Poch to go.

Wow.

Are people forgetting that he took us to a CL final a couple of months ago?

Have people forgotten that night in Amsterdam?

Poch seemed to forget it quick enough when he dropped Lucas for the final.

 

[doctor stefan Freud]

Poch seemed to forget it quick enough when he dropped Lucas for the final.

That still rankles me. He negated the momentum of the semifinal, by dropping the hero from that occasion who must have been fizzing with energy prior to being benched

 

[rossdapep]

I’ve voted for Allegri. Feel like while Mourinho is certainly a winner, there’s always that worry with him turning on the club.

For the first time in an absolutely long time Mourinho has been able to take a long break from the game.

In that time he's;

Changed his support staff, I imagine he's brought on board some modern ppl with new ideas.

He's assessed his ideas and what he needs to change to get with the times.

He's spent some time in his home city here in Portugal, this seems to have humbled him a bit.

He'll be hungry and hell bent on matching Klopp and Pep.

I think he wouldn't think twice about coming, as long as him and Levy agree on all matters.

He also knows how to use aspects like home support and dark arts to your advantage.

Players like Kane will buy into his ideas because he'll come to win. He ain't coming to just be satisfied with 4th.

I think we have to take the leap, otherwise this squad could decline further and it'll be even harder to attract a winner then.

 

[Amo]

We've lost more games than any other team in 2019.

When our calender year is the worst in the league then it's more than a bad run.

 

[bat-chain]

The brave thing is to be loyal.

This is a horrible period, we have to hope we come out the other side.

 

[rabbikeane]

He is a head coach I thought the last time we went through this ... ?

No, he became manager when he signed a new contract, as he wanted to have total responsibility like the old school manager like Fergie. Which is why it doesn't make sense when he claim no involvement in transfers and contracts

 

[richard_gleeson]

There no way Levy won't employ a proven winner. He can't afford for any disasters to occur with the stadium and NFL. He needs the club to be a massive global brand.

 

[journeyman]

Allegri - the standout candidate, no question. Record of trophies, out of a job, learning English and waiting for a phone call.

 

[The Doc]

That still rankles me. He negated the momentum of the semifinal, by dropping the hero from that occasion who must have been fizzing with energy prior to being benched

Yes, but would you argue that Moura is a better player than Kane? Ultimately, if he's fit, he plays. Whether he actually was (fit) is debatable, but that's the situ. A long, long time ago I remember Paul Walsh scoring a hat-trick and the same conversation. He was dropped for the next game when Lineker passed a fitness test. Brutal, but correct imo.

 

[whitesocks]

For the first time in an absolutely long time Mourinho has been able to take a long break from the game.

In that time he's;

Changed his support staff, I imagine he's brought on board some modern ppl with new ideas.

He's assessed his ideas and what he needs to change to get with the times.

He's spent some time in his home city here in Portugal, this seems to have humbled him a bit.

He'll be hungry and hell bent on matching Klopp and Pep.

I think he wouldn't think twice about coming, as long as him and Levy agree on all matters.

He also knows how to use aspects like home support and dark arts to your advantage.

Players like Kane will buy into his ideas because he'll come to win. He ain't coming to just be satisfied with 4th.

I think we have to take the leap, otherwise this squad could decline further and it'll be even harder to attract a winner then.

Would he bring Dr Eva Carneiro with him? I like her. That would seal the deal.

 

[sausage]

Part of me wishes Scotty P was still here to take on caretaker duties. Seems to be an intelligent young manager. I can't think of anyone else who'd actually cover in the interim like we had in the past with Sherwood, Pleat, Hughton etc.

Seems like Poch has filled all the staff roles up and we have nobody else.

 

[rossdapep]

Would he bring Dr Eva Carneiro with him? I like her. That would seal the deal.

Erm....

 

[StevePil]

Allegri or Mourinho = born winners....

Levy = couldnt give a toss about winning, just wants a puppet who plays along with his rubbish

= Eddie Howe

 

[StevePil]

PS) I still cant believe people think he will sack Poch, just cant see it.
Levy is the problem but Poch tows the line.... no way does Levy remove that comfort blanket.

 

[RikkiRocket]

No Sam Allardyce? ?

 

[Noryid]

One bad run and people are calling for Poch to go.

Wow.

Are people forgetting that he took us to a CL final a couple of months ago?

Have people forgotten that night in Amsterdam?

This forum has become toxic.... #PochIn

 

[Gb160]

PS) I still cant believe people think he will sack Poch, just cant see it.
Levy is the problem but Poch tows the line.... no way does Levy remove that comfort blanket.

He does if he thinks his prize assets are starting to get itchy feet.

 

[penfold_99]

Allegri - the standout candidate, no question. Record of trophies, out of a job, learning English and waiting for a phone call.

I would prefer poch to resign than get sacked and if he did go then I would go for Allegri because he is a proven winner and the above other reasons.

 

[Gareth88]

Would he bring Dr Eva Carneiro with him? I like her. That would seal the deal.

?, sign me up