He didn’t fail miserably but ok, he got them to 10th in 22/23 and had his best players sold. You’ve already deemed him ****e so why pretend you’ll support him?
You'd assume that he wouldn't have been considered otherwise, had a look on Youtube to see if there are any interviews in English but couldn't find anything.
Anyone else. It's one of those impossible situations where some people would twist if we appointed Pep and he brought Haaland, Rodri & Foden with him
Assuming he retains the style he had at Lorient, based on the stats I'm comfortable with and quite like how he wants to play in possession - a lot of that comes down to personal taste though. I dislike the fact that his teams aren't proactive or aggressive pressers of the ball though - I really think that's the best way to utilise our support and in turn give us a competitive advantage at this level.
Yet again you comment back to me. Shock horror. If we are all happy at this being the best candidate we have big issues like
We say we have learnt from previous mistakes and now take a massive massive gamble on a bloke with little experience and not a very good record. Kind of feels like fans are now just past caring and want someone in, regardless. 5th choice for a reason I suppose...
If he is announced, all critiques should be put aside for the time being and he should be given a fair chance, if he's sh!te time will tell.
Here you go Pep - past it and team selection cant be trusted in major finals Haaland - doesn’t link play well in fact does nowt but score goals Rodri - more sideways passes than Saracens Foden - always wants to cut inside
How do you know he was the 5th choice? Have you seen his teams play, do you watch a lot of french football or just going off Wikipedia
Funny game football, this time last year would of been seen as an unreal appointment. Wouldnt of been my choice following relegation, but this isnt a Beale level appointment imo, no where near. Its different, has risks like every appointment but has a higher reward imo then the likes of heck or lampard. The more time has passed since it broke, the more upbeat Im starting to feel. Possibly because im relieved the search is likely over but do think theres some positives to be had from this appointment. Club needs to give him every chance to be a success.
https://totalfootballanalysis.com/article/regis-le-bris-tactical-analysis-scout-report-tactics "Le Bris has a fascinating coaching history, with the 2022/23 campaign representing his first in senior football management. The 47-year-old may be forgiven for developing quite a rosy impression of senior football management based on his experience this season, as his first campaign has been a very positive one thus far, leading Lorient to 28 points from their first 15 games of the season — placing them in fifth at the World Cup break." "In conclusion, we hope this tactical analysis and scout report has given you a thorough analysis of Régis Le Bris and his tactics with Lorient that have seen the Brittany side start the 2022/23 campaign so well. It’ll be fascinating to watch Lorient grow and evolve as the campaign progresses. For us, Le Bris has demonstrated an excellent aptitude for the senior football management game in his short time in what is his first senior management position with Les Merlus, and we back him as one to watch as we enter 2023."
Haway the weekend announcement of Le Bris. The bits posted today about tactics etc makes him seem a good for the squad and how we like to play. Will he be a success? I have no idea, but he will get my full support till he goes. Over to the recruitment to back him and give him the players to succeed
