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Paul Stalteri
More than Terry or rSol?
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Next Manager?
- Thread starter StephenH
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More than Terry or rSol?
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
???
Not even close.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
A different league
StephenH
David Ginola
Why?
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
No.
I am not a fan of Steven Gerrard but apparently he has a pretty good back room team around him -
The thing is with the manager he is effectively the CEO of the football team -
Gerrard doesn't actually do much of the training - but Michael Beale - his first team coach is brick hot:
"Steven Gerrard" His role at Rangers has been described primarily as that of a figurehead, somewhere between the old-school British manager and the modern performance-director type. Much of the hands-on coaching is led by the highly-regarded Michael Beale, who came with him from Liverpool. In a podcast with his former Liverpool team-mate Robbie Fowler, Gerrard said recently “it would take me 15/20 years to become as good as Michael Beale as on-pitch coach”, so he is happy to delegate that side of the job.
https://theathletic.com/2431042/202...hievements-by-a-former-england-international/
The thing is with the manager he is effectively the CEO of the football team -
Gerrard doesn't actually do much of the training - but Michael Beale - his first team coach is brick hot:
"Steven Gerrard" His role at Rangers has been described primarily as that of a figurehead, somewhere between the old-school British manager and the modern performance-director type. Much of the hands-on coaching is led by the highly-regarded Michael Beale, who came with him from Liverpool. In a podcast with his former Liverpool team-mate Robbie Fowler, Gerrard said recently “it would take me 15/20 years to become as good as Michael Beale as on-pitch coach”, so he is happy to delegate that side of the job.
https://theathletic.com/2431042/202...hievements-by-a-former-england-international/
StephenH
David Ginola
Why?
StephenH
David Ginola
So?
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
He's Steven Gerrard.
AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
Why do people feel the need to rule out managers because they have a personal dislike for them.
Whether it be brendan rodgers or steven gerrard we couldnt give a flying fudge if you have some sad pathetic personal dislike for them.
We are discussing potential candidates to take this club forward, what doesnt help or offer anything positive towards that goal is these ridiculous remarks like ‘‘no way I hate the clam’’.
Grow up ffs.
Whether it be brendan rodgers or steven gerrard we couldnt give a flying fudge if you have some sad pathetic personal dislike for them.
We are discussing potential candidates to take this club forward, what doesnt help or offer anything positive towards that goal is these ridiculous remarks like ‘‘no way I hate the clam’’.
Grow up ffs.
StephenH
David Ginola
Sorry I don’t understand blind fandom. If whoever could come in and do a good job for Spurs I’d be pleased.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
I want to like the Spurs manager for a change.
StephenH
David Ginola
I want a good-manager, don’t care where he’s been or not been before.
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Putting aside my personal dislike for the man, winning the two-horse race that is the SPL is not a significant enough achievement to have him on our shortlist. And if you add to that his time at Spurs would be considered nothing more than his internship for the Liverpool job, that is enough to take him off our long list too IMO.
I don't know about Kane, I have a feeling he will still be here next season no matter what.
Agree about the rebuild though. For me there are two options:
1. The easy option. Appoint a big name coach to appease and massage the fragile egos of our mostly uninspiring group, add a couple of competent defenders and hope for the best.
2. Take a risk. Appoint a younger Potter type coach and promote some of our most promising youth players whilst trying to nab the best talent from the championship/ league one. And most importantly, clear out the dross.
I know which one I would prefer. Sure, it may mean a couple of years in mid table and no Europe while we find our feet again but long term I think it is what's needed.
Sadly, I doubt Levy would agree with me, but I can live in hope.
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
I see Gérard getting a few mentions, here's my input.
He's got rangers playing good football, so I'm told.
Don’t judge him on domestic football, it's crap, celtic are imploding.
rangers are out spending everyone, so comparatively not doing it on a budget as I've seen mentioned.
They have done pretty well in the EL. Probably actually has a better euro record than rodgers had at celtic.
Good man manager, not the best training manager by mosy accountants.
Biggest draw back for me though is that as soon as Liverpool want him he is gone.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Traits from his playing career could be indicators too, tactical indiscipline, inability to kerb his temper, and of course, his support of a racist teammate.
Option 2 doesn't require 2 seasons of mid table - a good manager, project or otherwise, will arrest the decline and improve from there, i means it's still a possibility we nab a 4th place finish (or luck out on 5th getting you a CL place) and yet people are talking like we staring in to the abyss.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Oh and I forgot the two incidents of assault.