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We'll be dipping in for Millie, I can sense it!
Is Alonso ready do people think?
Top of the Bundesliga (unbeaten) would say 100% yes.
After seeing what happened to United's Dutch experiment I'd be saying "No" to Arne
Christ - how could I have missed him - added!
I know what you mean. We will be taking a chance, it's obviously not like when we went and got Benitez who already had a proven record.
But Alonso knows the club, it's history, city and the fans.
He doesn't have to worry about the players respecting him, the players are reminded of him and the 2005 team every time they're walking in the halls of the training ground.
Most importantly his team plays in a similar style as LFC, but less direct.
The fume when Madrid announce Klopp as their new manager in 12 months time.
Exactly, we'd be but a stepping stone. That's why I'm all in Millie, with De Zerbii as assistant Mgr and Lallana as Coach
Xabi or Emery are top of my list.
De Zerbi surely considered, although I think there's may be something in the idea that the platform at Brighton allows managers to perhaps shine brighter than they are.
Emerys time at Arsenal does not reflect too badly on him. We know managers who follow a club icon are in for a tough ride. It will be something our next manager will have to contend with and Emery's experience at Arsenal might stand him in good stead. He's got Villa and Villareal to punch far beyond their standing and won enough silverware to make any club sit up and take notice.
I haven't seen Xabis sides but he's looking like the brightest young manager in the game. He may even take the title away from Bayern, which most people recognise the enormity of (plus lol at Kane if it happens). Always a slight risk putting a young manager in charge of a club as big as Liverpool. It would be exciting, though.
De Zerbi surely considered, although I think there's may be something in the idea that the platform at Brighton allows managers to perhaps shine brighter than they are.
Emerys time at Arsenal does not reflect too badly on him. We know managers who follow a club icon are in for a tough ride. It will be something our next manager will have to contend with and Emery's experience at Arsenal might stand him in good stead. He's got Villa and Villareal to punch far beyond their standing and won enough silverware to make any club sit up and take notice.
I haven't seen Xabis sides but he's looking like the brightest young manager in the game. He may even take the title away from Bayern, which most people recognise the enormity of (plus lol at Kane if it happens). Always a slight risk putting a young manager in charge of a club as big as Liverpool. It would be exciting, though.
Zidane is just taking repocession of his old place
His two year extension was well timed
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