Are we looking too hard for Mr Perfect?
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Are we looking too hard for Mr Perfect?
As someone said earlier, you can read a lot into Givens comments yesterday.
“In every interview, the financial package has been outlined. If someone has gone for an interview, where the money is mentioned and we push him forward, I can't imagine someone going to the FAI and saying they want 50pc more,”
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“We're doing everything we can to get him as soon as possible.”
With someone like Venables the only issue I could see with him would be wages. Givens doesn't think that's an issue so if they wanted Venables they'd have him by now. They're obviously trying to get someone else.
I got El Tel's autograph when I was a kid growing up in Crumlin. He was with Bobby Tambling and Johnny Giles watching a u17 game in Brickfields off of the Sundrive road. There could not have been more than twenty people watching the game on a freezing cold Sunday morning. Of the three Venables was great. No airs or graces and willing to explain to a group of schoolboys that you had to "gamble to get the goal". No idea what he meant at the time but you can hear a fair few managers using it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by eirebhoy
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Originally Posted by Philly
Technical Director? Come on, thats not football managment, and you know that so stop messing
I dont think he is a good coach, end of
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Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
Thanks, great counter argument:rolleyes:
Not even there for a full season. Needs time. Dont expect miracles in one season do you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
slightly off topic, and as a way of light relief, a friend of mine sent me this today
From the Irish Times Planet Football
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Hard act to follow
No more than ourselves Hungary have been searching for a manager for
their senior team after Peter Varhidi's contract ran out following an
unsuccessful Euro 2008 qualifying campaign. Istvan Kisteleki, president
of the Hungarian FA, hinted that Varhidi's successor would be a
foreigner, the German Jürgen Kohler among those tipped for the job.
Well, Kisteleki and his colleagues finally made their decision last week
and, much to the stupefaction of the media, the man chosen to succeed
Varhidi was: eh, Varhidi.
"He was the board's only candidate," said Kisteleki, "he has our trust
and so takes charge again as coach."
Mind you, we shouldn't be giving the FAI ideas.
saw that today..classic ....FAI I betcha are disgusted they didn't think of it
Finland have just given Stuart Baxter a 2 year contract.
One of the few English managers with Champions League experience.
I just cant understand the thinking behind Brady being mentioned. Any of the others would be okay. (just wait and see with any of them...) but Brady has no managerial experience that is worth talking about. He's like Brian Kerr - good with kids, but that didnt work in Kerrs case. My vote is still Venables because players tend to like him and he has good experience. I think he'd cope better than most with the media.
Paddy Powers, Ladsbroke and Boylesports are laughing their heads off. Meanwhile in the real world William McIntosh "Billy" Davies is being interviewed for the job.
Co Adriaanse has quit his job in Qatar. He's therefore available as of today. HSV are after him and Ajax are supposedly interested as well.
He's 60 now so maybe international management is something he'd like to do.
He has to be at least approached. Wouldn't be surprised if the three stooges haven't heard of him though.
I'm afraid so too, he's outside the British football sphere.
I dont know lads...He fits the current Three stooges patented interview criteria...
1) He's Unemployed...
2) Errmmm....
Co Adriaanse would be a nice appointment ... does he deserve his own thread? Maybe someone could let the three lads know of his availability?
Yes, own thread deseverved in my opinion and an email to daniel McDonnell!
didn't he just up and leave his job at Porto 2 years ago? I'd like to see him get an interview.
Yeah, he did the double at Porto in his first season and then got annoyed with the board. (He's not the first Porto manager that got pis sed off at the board.) He left despite being under contract and had to pay Porto money for the privelage to leave. I guess he really wanted to get out of there.
He's a no-nonsense bullshte-free personality, which of course could pose problems for an organisation like the FAI.