De Zerbi future Liverpool manager?

[Jerry Laser]

Interesting to watch his development....

If they Brighton have another top half finish what would people think? I think he has a big future but I mean in 3 years time bring him in....

But maybe by then he will be snapped up by a bigger team?

Thoughts?

 

[Modo]

I'm more interested in their scouts

 

[Markeh]

And their owners sports statistics company

 

[Markeh]

Interesting to watch his development....

If they Brighton have another top half finish what would people think? I think he has a big future but I mean in 3 years time bring him in....

But maybe by then he will be snapped up by a bigger team?

Thoughts?

Looks good, seems to have improved Brighton since potter? Tough gig maintaining an upward trajectory at a selling club but as @Modo points out they’re supplying him with the means to do so. Came across well when discussing losing players and such too.

I’d prefer Xabi to become a great coach and take over but this guy should be high on the list.

 

[Dreambeliever]

Long season ahead but solid first two weeks. Let’s see how the season goes.

 

[binomial]

He’ll be snapped up by someone bigger very soon, can see him at 2 clubs even before Klopp leaves.

But the decision which manager we get next is easy, just ask Brighton who’d they go for.

 

[darkstarexodus]

I'd like to see him at a club with a cross-town rival, so I can hear De Zerbi talk about Ze Derbi.

 

[dmishra]

Guardiola was raving about him last year. Called him him one of the most influential managers he'd seen in the last 20 years. Very high praise.

 

[juniormember]

Guardiola was raving about him last year. Called him him one of the most influential managers he'd seen in the last 20 years. Very high praise.

What has he influenced more than most other managers worldwide in the last 20 years? Style of play? Who’s copied or been influenced by De Zerbi? Weird thing for the slap head to say.

 

[peterhague]

Maybe we should go for Pep as our next manager.

He's still relatively young and is clearly the best coach in the world.

 

[dmishra]

What has he influenced more than most other managers worldwide in the last 20 years? Style of play? Who’s copied or been influenced by De Zerbi? Weird thing for the slap head to say.

I think it was that de Zerbi has reversed conventional coaching on beating the press by using square passes in build-up play (generally a trigger for the opposition press), by inviting the press, and playing then to the free man behind the press. A very risky strategy, but Guardiola was raving about how they've mastered this, and it's highly unique and will be studied a lot.

Here's a good video breakdown of it:

 

[Squiggles]

He'll no doubt be on the list.

And after seeing Potter fail at Chelsea, he will be choosing his next gig extremely carefully and will likely be staying at Brighton until that arises. It's comfortably one of the best jobs in the PL.

 

[TheRedCrusade]

I think he will be at Spurs or ManUtd, one of those clubs desperate for managers in the coming months.

 

[bluebell]

I'm more interested in their scouts

Scouting isn't the issue, it's the recruitment team and a plan.

 

[Woland]

I think he will be at Spurs or ManUtd, one of those clubs desperate for managers in the coming months.

Redcafe is in glorious meltdown at the moment, you're probs right

 

[StevieM]

He’s no David Wagner!!!!

 

[Dreambeliever]

I think he will be at Spurs or ManUtd, one of those clubs desperate for managers in the coming months.

Won’t be Spurs that’s for sure.

 

[rubans]

He will join Chelsea in a year’s time, fail there and go back to Brighton to rebuild his rep then probably join us just in time when Klopp leaves…

 

[bluebell]

Best thing would be to get the CEO of Brighton and let him put a blue print of sustainability, cups and titles

 

[Jerry Laser]

He will join Chelsea in a year’s time, fail there and go back to Brighton to rebuild his rep then probably join us just in time when Klopp leaves…

You don't think Poch will do a good job?

I'm worried he will get all those young talents playing tbh

 

[Fabio]

You don't think Poch will do a good job?

I'm worried he will get all those young talents playing tbh

Tbh I think boehly is more likely to fuck things up there than poch.

 

[rubans]

You don't think Poch will do a good job?

I'm worried he will get all those young talents playing tbh

I don’t think so.
It feels like Chelsea constantly play a wack
a mole with their signings. It doesn’t matter how many they sign buy they always seem to be 1-2 short.
I think Poch is a nice guy buy Boehly despite looking like a transfer master mind last week is mental. I don’t see him doing a good enough job to stay this season.

 

[Hyena]

De Zerbi is 100% going to Man City isn't he? Pep Guardiola talking about him. You seldom hear him talking up an opposing manager like that. City are a relatively stable and progressive outfit. They are a much more attractive proposition for a manager than us

 

[King Binny]

De Zerbi is 100% going to Man City isn't he? Pep Guardiola talking about him. You seldom hear him talking up an opposing manager like that. City are a relatively stable and progressive outfit. They are a much more attractive proposition for a manager than us

Yeah, I was thinking the same.

 

[LeTallecWiz]

where did they pluck him from?

 

[King Binny]

where did they pluck him from?

He was at Shakhtar Donetsk but left cos of the Russia’s invasion.

http://sixcrazyminutes.com/threads/interesting-head-coaches-managers.197466/page-2#post-2221671

 

[King Binny]

 

[rurikbird]

He was at Shakhtar Donetsk but left cos of the Russia’s invasion.

http://sixcrazyminutes.com/threads/interesting-head-coaches-managers.197466/page-2#post-2221671

And before that he was at Sassuolo and already turning heads with some of the innovative attack-minded football he instituted there.

 

[tomasjj]

Not yet.
I would like my manager to have won leagues, not just winning the Sambucca shooter of the year in Ibiza.

 

[King Binny]

And before that he was at Sassuolo and already turning heads with some of the innovative attack-minded football he instituted there.

Yeah, this was an interesting read: (Dated Nov 2020) Sassuolo in the Serie A title race: How Roberto De Zerbi shook Italian football