| jesse marsch 15:32 - Feb 12 with 9445 views | saint22 |
It would seem there is a meeting with him tomorrow......
After he just left leeds???
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| jesse marsch on 15:33 - Feb 12 with 5520 views | Dellbert_Wilkins |
Why not , Rayo Vallecano's Andoni Iraola? | | | |
| jesse marsch on 15:42 - Feb 12 with 5464 views | inthebox |
They will be a few this week I can imagine. I wouldn't have an issue with JM | | | |
| jesse marsch on 16:05 - Feb 12 with 5367 views | 1885_SFC |
We Marsch on! |  |
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| jesse marsch on 16:12 - Feb 12 with 5344 views | Heisenberg |
Hardly inspiring. |  |
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| jesse marsch on 16:19 - Feb 12 with 5320 views | SteveMoron |
He has enthusiasm and an attacking style. Good with young players. Great incentive to send Leeds down. |  | | |
| jesse marsch on 16:28 - Feb 12 with 5263 views | Southamptonfan |
Initially wouldn't have thought of him but
He saved Leeds from relegation, under huge pressure when they were in the relegation zone and in big trouble ✓
He has PL experience at a big PL club ✓
Knows how to put together a great escape quickly ✓
Plays a really aggressive press and attacking football ✓
Good with young players ✓
He beat some of the top teams with Leeds and his team scored lots of goals ✓
Out of work so no compensation to pay ✓
So, maybe he could be a good appointment. He would get my full support if it was him. | |
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| jesse marsch on 16:30 - Feb 12 with 5256 views | dirk_doone |
Basically, he is a poor man's Ralph. His career has been on a downward spiral since he left Salzburg. He was nowhere near as successful at RB Leipzig as Ralph.
Ralph v Jesse (RB Leipzig)
Ralph W40 D19 L24 Win 48.19% (Finished 2nd and 6th before resigning to come here)
Jesse W8 D4 L9 Win 38.10% (Sacked after half a season)
Ralph more then saved an arguably weaker Southampton squad than Leeds from relegation more than once.
Ultimately the only stats that count are the results on the pitch. [Post edited 12 Feb 2023 16:34]
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| jesse marsch on 16:38 - Feb 12 with 5198 views | mushinexile |
Hughes saved Saints against massive odds. I think Ralph is a better manager and the players would be happy to give him a second chance after Jones. | | | |
| jesse marsch on 16:48 - Feb 12 with 5157 views | dirk_doone |
| jesse marsch on 16:38 - Feb 12 by mushinexile |
Hughes saved Saints against massive odds. I think Ralph is a better manager and the players would be happy to give him a second chance after Jones. |
We weren't even in the bottom 3 when Hughes took over. You could argue that we got those 2 wins against Bournemouth and Swansea because of 'new manager bounce' but Hughes' record was worse than Pellegrino's. [Post edited 12 Feb 2023 16:52]
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| jesse marsch on 16:52 - Feb 12 with 5128 views | mushinexile |
Fair comment. I still reckon that time is short and the great escape needs the manager firing on both cylinders straight away, so better the devil you know.
(Even if you don't believe in one.) [Post edited 12 Feb 2023 16:53]
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| jesse marsch on 16:56 - Feb 12 with 5097 views | 1885_SFC |
To be fair to Marsch, when at Leeds, he never really had a decent striker to pick from. Bamford was always injured and they struggled big time up front without one. The same could be said for Ralph in latter times.
Either way, we have to remember where we are at this moment in time & the very limited list of managers that would come to Saints right now. Money talks of course, but no manager will want a relegation on their CV. We are bottom of the pile & look very likely to go down. We could do worse than Marsch is my thinking. | |
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| jesse marsch on 17:01 - Feb 12 with 5072 views | Hollywood56 |
| jesse marsch on 16:56 - Feb 12 by 1885_SFC |
To be fair to Marsch, when at Leeds, he never really had a decent striker to pick from. Bamford was always injured and they struggled big time up front without one. The same could be said for Ralph in latter times.
Either way, we have to remember where we are at this moment in time & the very limited list of managers that would come to Saints right now. Money talks of course, but no manager will want a relegation on their CV. We are bottom of the pile & look very likely to go down. We could do worse than Marsch is my thinking. |
Not for me thanks. | | | |
| jesse marsch on 17:08 - Feb 12 with 5040 views | Chesham_Saint |
Mark Hughes? You’re fvcking joking. A lucky win at Swansea was all that kept us up. The man is a dour miserable git. |  |
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| jesse marsch on 17:16 - Feb 12 with 5002 views | kingolaf |
Not Marsch. Very limited manager and totally uninspiring. | | | |
| jesse marsch on 17:21 - Feb 12 with 4973 views | MytchettSaint |
A message from me to the spreadsheet gimps…
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| jesse marsch on 17:51 - Feb 12 with 4861 views | kingslandstand1 |
| jesse marsch on 17:16 - Feb 12 by kingolaf |
Not Marsch. Very limited manager and totally uninspiring. |
Inclined to agree. Does seem to have some enthusiasm which may rub off, but can he get this lot playing to their potential? Let's face it, he'll take the job if offered as he's got nothing to lose, but I'm not convince |  | | |
| jesse marsch on 17:53 - Feb 12 with 4837 views | kingslandstand1 |
| jesse marsch on 16:56 - Feb 12 by 1885_SFC |
To be fair to Marsch, when at Leeds, he never really had a decent striker to pick from. Bamford was always injured and they struggled big time up front without one. The same could be said for Ralph in latter times.
Either way, we have to remember where we are at this moment in time & the very limited list of managers that would come to Saints right now. Money talks of course, but no manager will want a relegation on their CV. We are bottom of the pile & look very likely to go down. We could do worse than Marsch is my thinking. |
"but no manager will want a relegation on their CV."
A certain media favourite from down the road certainly doesn't like talking about the one on his CV | | | |
| jesse marsch on 18:13 - Feb 12 with 4737 views | saint22 |
| jesse marsch on 16:56 - Feb 12 by 1885_SFC |
To be fair to Marsch, when at Leeds, he never really had a decent striker to pick from. Bamford was always injured and they struggled big time up front without one. The same could be said for Ralph in latter times.
Either way, we have to remember where we are at this moment in time & the very limited list of managers that would come to Saints right now. Money talks of course, but no manager will want a relegation on their CV. We are bottom of the pile & look very likely to go down. We could do worse than Marsch is my thinking. |
frying pan fire to me | | | |
| jesse marsch on 18:30 - Feb 12 with 4681 views | 1885_SFC |
| jesse marsch on 18:13 - Feb 12 by saint22 |
frying pan fire to me |
I'd rather him than Gerrard, Lampard, Fat Sam, or Steve Bruce. There is no way Poch is coming back... and the River Plate guy isn't coming here any time soon - if at all.
We love our club - but we're just not that attractive in our current state. | |
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| jesse marsch on 18:36 - Feb 12 with 4649 views | SFC_Referee |
| jesse marsch on 16:38 - Feb 12 by mushinexile |
Hughes saved Saints against massive odds. I think Ralph is a better manager and the players would be happy to give him a second chance after Jones. |
You say that but he didn’t, as when he took over from Pelligrino we were outside the relegation zone in 17th, and only went down there into there after he took over, so it’s hardly like he saved us, as he wasn’t even that great here and it showed in the following season.
But yeah I’d be happy to give Ralph a second go as he’s the best we’re gonna get |  |
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| jesse marsch on 18:40 - Feb 12 with 4640 views | PatfromPoole |
| jesse marsch on 17:53 - Feb 12 by kingslandstand1 |
"but no manager will want a relegation on their CV."
A certain media favourite from down the road certainly doesn't like talking about the one on his CV |
Redknapp has 3 relegations.
Boscombe, Saints, QPR.
And at least as many clubs have gone into administration following his periods in the job.
Even now he is still our worst ever manager. |  |
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| jesse marsch on 18:40 - Feb 12 with 4638 views | SonicBoom |
Marsch? Seriously? We are going to appoint a guy who has just been sacked by our relegation rivals? So they deem him not goodxenough after a long losing streak but apparently if he comes here everything will be miraculously different.
Uninspiring and embarrassing appointment which to be fair is just about what I expect from the idiots in charge. If he was any good, Leeds would have kept him!!! |  | | |
| jesse marsch on 18:54 - Feb 12 with 4597 views | Southamptonfan |
| jesse marsch on 18:40 - Feb 12 by SonicBoom |
Marsch? Seriously? We are going to appoint a guy who has just been sacked by our relegation rivals? So they deem him not goodxenough after a long losing streak but apparently if he comes here everything will be miraculously different.
Uninspiring and embarrassing appointment which to be fair is just about what I expect from the idiots in charge. If he was any good, Leeds would have kept him!!! |
I get what you're saying. This sums up why we shouldn't have sacked Ralph. Those demanding his sacking, were hugely naive and arrogant, expecting our unambitious owners to appoint a top manager. The problem is and has always been higher up. We arn't an ambitious club. We could offer Poch a financial package he can't refuse, but we won't. We could have spent 40 million on a striker in the summer, instead of 60 million on rubbish. We are owned by fantasists who want to do things on the cheap. Many couldn't see it. Sack the board, Sport Republic OUT is what we should be singing. The fans will see it when we are relegated. [Post edited 12 Feb 2023 19:01]
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| jesse marsch on 19:15 - Feb 12 with 4518 views | MytchettSaint |
| jesse marsch on 18:54 - Feb 12 by Southamptonfan |
I get what you're saying. This sums up why we shouldn't have sacked Ralph. Those demanding his sacking, were hugely naive and arrogant, expecting our unambitious owners to appoint a top manager. The problem is and has always been higher up. We arn't an ambitious club. We could offer Poch a financial package he can't refuse, but we won't. We could have spent 40 million on a striker in the summer, instead of 60 million on rubbish. We are owned by fantasists who want to do things on the cheap. Many couldn't see it. Sack the board, Sport Republic OUT is what we should be singing. The fans will see it when we are relegated. [Post edited 12 Feb 2023 19:01]
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Wanting an improvement on a failing manager isn’t arrogant. Have you seen Ralph’s record as a manager against wolves?
What is incredibly arrogant is trying to claim people that did, expected our unambitious owners (so unambitious they pumped millions into the team) to appoint a top manager! I just wanted one that was less crap than the last one. No one expected them to get in the one we ended up with! | |
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