The Mexico team manager went to see Bielsa in Argentina 3 weeks ago, to pick his brains before the World Cup. He spent time with him and was told about the Leeds Utd negotiations. Bielsa was exited about being given the chance to win promotion to the premier league. A great club with history floundering needs reviving ........ The Mexican said the style Bielsa would take to England would be a breath of fresh air like Manchester City, Liverpool and Spurs have done using variants of Bielsa's coaching manual.
The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Fri 1 June)
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Morning all.
Thinking back to Radz' challenge to the ELF to chastise Wolves for loaning/buying their way to promotion regardless of FFP and ther League's refusal to penalise their actions.
He basically said at the time, "ok then, if they can do it so can we".
Bringing in a high-profile manager with virtual certainty that he can attract quality loans, finding cash for decent transfers, doing away with the £15k wage ceiling - maybe he's going for it, safe in the knowledge that he can point to his Wolves challenge if threatened with sanctions?
I thought it was sour grapes st the time, maybe it was very shrewd?
Thinking back to Radz' challenge to the ELF to chastise Wolves for loaning/buying their way to promotion regardless of FFP and ther League's refusal to penalise their actions.
He basically said at the time, "ok then, if they can do it so can we".
Bringing in a high-profile manager with virtual certainty that he can attract quality loans, finding cash for decent transfers, doing away with the £15k wage ceiling - maybe he's going for it, safe in the knowledge that he can point to his Wolves challenge if threatened with sanctions?
I thought it was sour grapes st the time, maybe it was very shrewd?
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Well that one sentance would get rid of 70% of the current first team.Oh happy days,big changes on the way i can feel it in my water.
Well that one sentance would get rid of 70% of the current first team.Oh happy days,big changes on the way i can feel it in my water.
He ain’t got the gig.. don’t be wetting yourself just yet.
Lots of water to go under lots of bridges before this gets exciting.
The Mexico team manager has just tweeted and somebody has used a bad microsoft translator to show that a deal has been signed and FA have agreed now just waiting for permit?
Can't help it Glory,this appointment (hopefully) really has me Buzzin,much more than any of the other managers we have been associated with.
Even if he comes that’s the easy bit. The tricky bit is replacing this current shower of gutless and talentless ****e with quality. The squad needs 15 new players to even start playing the footie style this guy will want.
We are becoming so predictable as a club. Every summer we get in a new manager, influx of new previously unheard of players and begin the wetting ourselves with excitement process. November we reduce our aspirations to a top six finish. February lament cup exit and season end. At least under Monk we got nearly a full season of hope
I think your right,and the process needed has just begun,so buckle up all,we could be in for one hell of a ride.
Yep, liking the sound of him. Experienced, used to the big stage and pressure, commitment from players, pressing game, keeping the ball, bit of flair. Hopefully as others have said, the ability to attract quality loanees from Citeh and Spuds, add some transfers, his focus on set pieces (having got rid of our set piece coach) and at his age putting in place a way to mentor an assistant manager (and club structure) that one day could take over and keep the playing style running through the club.Well that one sentance would get rid of 70% of the current first team.Oh happy days,big changes on the way i can feel it in my water.
I quite like the passion element too. Only concern is him doing a Keegan.
With regard to Championship knowledge - there have been other managers who have been successful in their first season and this guy studies and studies teams, systems and players.
You hear a lot about teams whose history demands a paying style - the hammers, Liverpool etc. Well his style and philosophy could well be a return to the Leeds who fought and fought and had the flair to match.
This process has now begun we now hopefully have Marcelo Bielsa as manager,with what looks like contacts with city & spurs,looks to me at the moment radz is following the wolves blue print,so good on him,all looks good atm.
Think this must have been earlier in the year when he was offered the Swansea job
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Lots unhappy that we might be looking at McClean
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We’re good at thatAt least it’s given us something to talk about
Both would be brilliant,but a) would be stunningSo, straw poll.
Would you all prefer:
a) El Loco Bielsa, with City and Spurs links?
b) Tinkerman Ranieri, with Huth coming to play alongside Pontus?
