Sideshow Bob
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Who should be the next manager if Solskjaer’s tenure does come to an end?
Graham Potter.
I think United at this point need to get away from the fantasy of a long term manager.
Look I know they went with LVG and Jose with little success (though they both did win a trophy or trophies) but they didn't have this squad.
Conte wouldn't be a popular choice but he's had a lot of success. His football isn't great but maybe at this point United just need to get back to win major silverware?
Well that rules out Potter then, thank God.Needs a big character who can control these players and isn’t afraid to put the ones he doesn’t fancy on the bench.
Gaurdiola and Klopp have had 6 and 5 years now and don't look like going anywhere.
Other than Chelsea does any club in this country have much success with short term managers? We aren't set up for a short term manager.
If you really want to do that you employ Ole as the director of football.
I absolutely despise the idea of Conte.
Well that rules out Potter then, thank God.
We need a manager who is used to managing elite players
I mean look I'm not saying Conte is the right choice. Definitely not.Gaurdiola and Klopp have had 6 and 5 years now and don't look like going anywhere.
Other than Chelsea does any club in this country have much success with short term managers? We aren't set up for a short term manager.
If you really want to do that you employ Ole as the director of football.
I absolutely despise the idea of Conte.
As I mentioned earlier in the thread, Luis Enrique would be high on my list to replace Ole if that decision has to be made, I think he has every attribute to make it work and out of a long list, is the best fit IMO.Mancini is an interesting one he's rebuilt his status by winning the Euros with Italy but his club career since leaving City hasn't been great he had 3 short spells with Galatasary, Inter and Zenit without any success won the cup in Turkey so his last club title prior to that would be with City in 2012.
The way Italy played was a long way from what we saw his teams play at City he was a pretty defensive manager but Italy in the summer were great to watch could defend when they needed to but they were great fun going forward.
Hard to see any of these big international managers jumping ship before a world cup in 12 months time especially if they've got a chance of winning it but the money on offer in club football dwarfs what you can earn as a national team coach.
Another international manager who's name has been suggested is Luis Enrique it's taken him a bit of time with Spain but they look to have another exciting generation coming through and he was very succesful at Barcelona when he was there. He could actually be quite a good fit for Utd but the worry would be how many of our players could adapt to his style of play.
As I mentioned earlier in the thread, Luis Enrique would be high on my list to replace Ole if that decision has to be made, I think he has every attribute to make it work and out of a long list, is the best fit IMO.
Thought his Spain side looked very good in the Nations League games but maybe hard to fully critique as some players might not of had the same hunger as they would in major tournaments.
Ole is going nowhere for the foreseeable, unless we lose the next three league games (very possible) and by that point could be 15,16 or 17 points from the top - maybe then its squeaky bum time, and time to move on.
Few reports from France that Zidane has no interest in managing a premier league club.
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