| It's a no from Marsch 14:43 - Feb 15 with 6506 views | SonicBoom |
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| It's a no from Marsch on 20:57 - Feb 15 with 1365 views | dirk_doone |
| It's a no from Marsch on 20:33 - Feb 15 by SteveMoron |
Just get Gerrard in. He commands respect. He won't take nonsense. He'll have learnt a lot from his Villa experience. |
He would definitely command the respect of the players and have a better chance than Marsch of keeping us up. His record when he took over at Villa was better than Marsch's at Leeds and if repeated here would be good enough to keep us up. He won 4 of his first 6 games at Villa and took them from 16th to 14th in his first season while Marsch took Leeds from 16th to 17th. |  |
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| It's a no from Marsch on 21:02 - Feb 15 with 1342 views | SteveMoron |
| It's a no from Marsch on 20:40 - Feb 15 by saint22 |
I dont disagree with this
I saw Lampard was mentioned too? Well that is a no!
Maybe Selles is the right fit?
What mess though really |
The mistake Gerrard made was to bring in Philip Courtinho. He was too loyal to him due to their Liverpool days. You can kind of understand it. Buendia was the better player. |  | | |
| It's a no from Marsch on 21:15 - Feb 15 with 1317 views | MattFinish |
It’s a bit of a **** show really
If it is the players dictating to the board then we have a problem
The board should be strong enough to go with their decision |  | | |
| It's a no from Marsch on 21:41 - Feb 15 with 1268 views | SaintNick |
| It's a no from Marsch on 21:15 - Feb 15 by MattFinish |
It’s a bit of a **** show really
If it is the players dictating to the board then we have a problem
The board should be strong enough to go with their decision |
Its all rumour and counter rumour very few people know what exactly has gone on |  |
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| It's a no from Marsch on 23:02 - Feb 15 with 1138 views | UTS1885 |
I looked at what leeds fans were saying and Marsch just looks to be another red bull clone playing the same way. All the same issues weve seen this season also have been played out at elland road. Many of their fans expected Marsch to be sacked pre world cup last November, but he got a win at Anfield which stopped that.
Its a mess, but that was always going to be the case, when you are looking for a manager in Febuary, [Post edited 15 Feb 2023 23:05]
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| It's a no from Marsch on 23:18 - Feb 15 with 1120 views | MattFinish |
According to SSN Marsch wanted a long term contract, SR wanted a contract to the end of the season
Why not give him a three year contract and sack him if he turns out to be a dud
He’d be on £2m per season. If he did well keep him on, if he did cr@p sack him off and pay out £5m. Let’s face it that’s the price of a youth team player these days | | | |
| It's a no from Marsch on 23:30 - Feb 15 with 1103 views | UTS1885 |
£2m a season ? treble that for starters. | | | |
| It's a no from Marsch on 23:40 - Feb 15 with 1096 views | MattFinish |
| It's a no from Marsch on 23:30 - Feb 15 by UTS1885 |
£2m a season ? treble that for starters. |
Okay so say £6m per season, that’s £18m for 3 years or I assume they wanted to pay probably £1.5-2m to the end of the season If he keeps us up great if not sack him. Surely if they thought he was the right choice why let him walk away for the sake of £16m. How much might relegation cost us | | | |
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| It's a no from Marsch on 00:28 - Feb 16 with 1070 views | Southamptonfan |
| It's a no from Marsch on 23:40 - Feb 15 by MattFinish |
Okay so say £6m per season, that’s £18m for 3 years or I assume they wanted to pay probably £1.5-2m to the end of the season If he keeps us up great if not sack him. Surely if they thought he was the right choice why let him walk away for the sake of £16m. How much might relegation cost us |
The problem we have is that we will probably go down anyway. If we could guarantee a manager keeps us up, it would definitely be worth it but we are likely to go down. Saints are paying off Ralph, paying off Jones and can't afford to have to pay off the next manager too, especially if we go down. Managers want 3 year contracts, Saints want to be cautious as worse times could be ahead. It's turned into a difficult mess. [Post edited 16 Feb 2023 0:33]
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| It's a no from Marsch on 00:28 - Feb 16 with 1070 views | 1885_SFC |
Why not go for Bruno Lage? |  |
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| It's a no from Marsch on 00:54 - Feb 16 with 1046 views | Bridders2 |
Sam Allidyce would probably accept a 3 month contract, he can organise a defence and he's saved more clubs from relegation than anyone.
Dust off the mothballs and bring him out of hibernation! | | | |
| It's a no from Marsch on 04:31 - Feb 16 with 998 views | dirk_doone |
From SW:
"To be honest, leeds fan here in peace.
You have had a lucky escape. He is more than a bit of a fake, taken us backwards in a year with better players and much much worse football and the fitness levels at the club is now a problem, something wed got used to thinking we could last the full 90 at full bore, is no more.
On top of that had backing more than he deserved from the leeds support home and away.
Its a myth hes suffered an xenophobic response or been straddled by the ghost of Biesla.
He had support, from board and fans at games.
Blamed everyone else but himself and was performative beyond sense, calling the players scared on the touchline whilst not being willing to say thank you to travelling fans after defeats.
Also the odd habit of celebrating defeats, which didnt go down well.
Ive seen a lot following leeds in the last 50 years, good and bad and sometimes just plain mad and whilst hes not the most crazy or unfit to do the job we've had he is one of the worst for the level he was managing.
Pound for pound hes right up there in our shit managers list.
Im upset in a way that we wont be facing him at Elland road whilst i have no doubt in our ability to lose a game, we would have had a great chance against his "penisball" tactics and the acres of space he left on both flanks for opposing teams to waltz into." | |
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| It's a no from Marsch on 06:26 - Feb 16 with 944 views | cocklebreath |
| It's a no from Marsch on 00:28 - Feb 16 by 1885_SFC |
Why not go for Bruno Lage? |
Did you see how bad/dull Wolves were under him? |  |
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| It's a no from Marsch on 06:31 - Feb 16 with 939 views | kernow |
We need someone who will make them run till they puke! | | | |
| It's a no from Marsch on 09:02 - Feb 16 with 850 views | dirk_doone |
| It's a no from Marsch on 06:31 - Feb 16 by kernow |
We need someone who will make them run till they puke! |
The first thing Pochettino did was double the training time. The players were transformed in weeks.
We're lucky, we didn't get stuck with Marsch, because from the sound of it, the players became less fit after he took over at Leeds.
The most successful managers are usually the hardest working ones, who are prepared to put the long hours in themselves. I think Fonte will make a very good manager one day. He trained harder than anyone, which is why he is still playing. [Post edited 16 Feb 2023 9:03]
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| It's a no from Marsch on 09:09 - Feb 16 with 839 views | Ron11 |
| It's a no from Marsch on 04:31 - Feb 16 by dirk_doone |
From SW:
"To be honest, leeds fan here in peace.
You have had a lucky escape. He is more than a bit of a fake, taken us backwards in a year with better players and much much worse football and the fitness levels at the club is now a problem, something wed got used to thinking we could last the full 90 at full bore, is no more.
On top of that had backing more than he deserved from the leeds support home and away.
Its a myth hes suffered an xenophobic response or been straddled by the ghost of Biesla.
He had support, from board and fans at games.
Blamed everyone else but himself and was performative beyond sense, calling the players scared on the touchline whilst not being willing to say thank you to travelling fans after defeats.
Also the odd habit of celebrating defeats, which didnt go down well.
Ive seen a lot following leeds in the last 50 years, good and bad and sometimes just plain mad and whilst hes not the most crazy or unfit to do the job we've had he is one of the worst for the level he was managing.
Pound for pound hes right up there in our shit managers list.
Im upset in a way that we wont be facing him at Elland road whilst i have no doubt in our ability to lose a game, we would have had a great chance against his "penisball" tactics and the acres of space he left on both flanks for opposing teams to waltz into." |
Sounds like an American version of Jones. | | | |
| It's a no from Marsch on 09:20 - Feb 16 with 822 views | blubberboy |
Oh dear, this is getting silly now. I actually thought Sport Republic knew what they were doing by considering Marsch, who would have been a reasonable mid to long-term appointment, got the team playing attractive football again and given us half a chance of bouncing back from the Championship next season. But no manager worth his salt is going to accept such a short-term offer: taking on a task they are almost bound to fail at, with the prospect of being unemployed in six months with a relegation added to their CV. I can only think SR are living in some kind of dream world where we grab three or four quick wins and end up in mid-table. Wake up and small the coffee, guys - relegation is happening! If you're looking for a sticking plaster / rescue act you need to call Sam Allardyce or Harry Redknapp, who might do it for the crack and some extra retirement spending money.
On the plus side, Selles will hopefully now get the job until the season, which is probably what should have happened in the first place. From what I gather he is well-respected, the players seem to like him and for him it's a shot to nothing - it won't be down to him if we go down but if he can turn things around he can make a name for himself so has lots to gain and nothing to lose. | | | |
| It's a no from Marsch on 09:21 - Feb 16 with 821 views | dirk_doone |
| It's a no from Marsch on 09:09 - Feb 16 by Ron11 |
Sounds like an American version of Jones. |
It's pretty damning that he worked his way through the Red Bull franchise but when he reached their highest level at Leipzig, he got found out and they sacked him after a few months. (The Peter Principle).
He'd probably be better sticking to North America or one of the smaller European leagues. Like Jones, he's not cut out for the top level. | |
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