Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 874. (Read 776289 times)

Yes, several names of coaches do have experience working with Pep Guardiola, both as a player and as a coach (assistant coach) and also several names that appear also appear to have given good performance for the clubs they work for, so it's not surprising when there are clubs that look at them because there are ties. indirectly and they compare with Pep Guardiola. Pep Guardiola himself is indeed a top coach at the moment, he has always been successful with the clubs he has managed, starting from Germany when he managed Bayern Munich, then in La Liga as coach of Barcelona and now in the English League with Manchester City.

He steals attention and can always bring new colors to the club he coaches, not only that, he also has a habit of long-term contracts, including the current one with Manchester City. His contract will end next year after he was appointed in 2016. And the achievements he gave were extraordinary, one of which was being able to win the Champions League title.

Obviously, even though Pochettino failed in the first half of the season but anyway, the fact is that even though slowly but Pochettino managed to make Chelsea finish in a good position. But indeed, about Todd Boehly, I feel that Todd Boehly has a big ego because he has good finances, so Todd Boehly always fires coaches and of course it is a bad way. But yes, fans also can't do anything bigger because of course, Todd Boehly with a lot of money he has, then Todd Boehly feels free to do what he wants. Therefore, I personally will just look forward to the results later, whether the decision to hire a new manager every season will have a good impact or maybe it will be worse.

The relationship that Pep had with Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is one that you can't compare with the ones he had with other coaches.Mikel was Pep's direct friend even before Pep started his coaching career,so when pep had the chance of being a manager at City,by that time Arteta wants to start his coaching job,Pep had to call him to come and be his assistant,and this reunion was the best for Arteta and even Pep.For other coaches like the new Chelsea boss to leave Pep and become a coach of their own,it will take time for them to succeed at their different clubs because Arteta already had his own ideas towards football,and didn't copy exactly what Pep knows.If they want to copy exactly what Pep does,then they will fail at their clubs.

Boehly's ego exceeds his bank account. He thinks he's smarter than Pochettino, a manager who knows what he's doing. Pochettino was creating something special at Chelsea by integrating young players like Jackson with veterans, and it was working. Boehly seems impatient and thinks he knows better.

So what if Jackson missed several chances last season? His gift is raw. Pochettino could've made him a top scorer. But Boehly fires Poch and hires a new guy who may bench Jackson for a showy, expensive player he bought. This is chaos, folks. Boehly's gamble will cost the club and fans.

I agree that managers need time, but it's not every manager that should be given time. There are things to consider when you want to give a manager more time, and one of them is the atmosphere in the dressing room.
What is the confidence level of the players? How much trust do the players have in the manager? If it was up to the players would they keep Ten Hag as manager? These things may look irrelevant, but like it or not these are the players he's going to work with and if for 2 seasons he hasn't been able to convince them and get their confidence levels up, I don't think more time will cut it.

Also, you have to look at the individual development level of the players. Have they gotten better or worse under the manager? In what way have they improved if they have. A manager is supposed to improve the players. Take a look at all the good managers of every team, the players got better under them. Klopp, Ancellotti, Pep, Mourinho. Even managers like Arterta (which I don't consider a great manager) increased the development of his players. That's the kind of manager you give time to.

Finally, you have to look at the performance of the team. They may not be winning games or trophies, but if they're performing better and improving in areas they need to, then you can give the manager time. Ten Hag doesn't check any of these boxes and if it were up to me, I wouldn't give him more time, but since Manchester United is sticking with him, only time will tell

Boehly's ego exceeds his bank account. He thinks he's smarter than Pochettino, a manager who knows what he's doing. Pochettino was creating something special at Chelsea by integrating young players like Jackson with veterans, and it was working. Boehly seems impatient and thinks he knows better.

So what if Jackson missed several chances last season? His gift is raw. Pochettino could've made him a top scorer. But Boehly fires Poch and hires a new guy who may bench Jackson for a showy, expensive player he bought. This is chaos, folks. Boehly's gamble will cost the club and fans.

Maybe some club owners do associate it with Guardiola and people who have been with Guardiola closely will probably have similar knowledge and potentially very large to bring his team in a better direction to compete, indeed seeing the achievements brought by Guardiola, and followed by some people who have worked with him like Arteta, Xabi who today has the same achievements and farming fans that it cannot be separated from their experience with Guardiola before, and if Arne Slot brings Liverpool to be better I think it will be even more terrible that the club owners will look for people who have worked with Guardiola to get their services. LOL

True, changing coaches is not bad thing but just look at how Todd Boehly does it, he is not satisfied when the coach fails to build Chelsea but on the other hand there is also dissatisfaction when the team has shown more significant development.
Everything has happened and basically Todd Boehly has quite high ego and it is even very difficult to guess what his thinking was to do all this while he was the owner of Chelsea.
Todd Boehly ambiguous decision is only in the way he makes decisions to always change coaches and I think things like this must be changed, he should really believe in the coach he thinks is the right one, otherwise Chelsea will never develop well.

Chelsea has been able to overcome the problem of players, they have many young players with potential, even some players who are older can still play well, task in developing Chelsea is actually to find the best strengths and make them more stable.

Of course Liverpool will definitely be very serious about choosing a coach and it is also possible that Klopp did take part but we don't know that's how he looked for his replacement at Liverpool, but for Arne Slot it is not well known in the title race in the world of soccer, but maybe Liverpool have their own interest in Arne Slot in their eyes and they know better, just like kompany who later after being released from Burnley he led Bayer Munich, it may be a similar case, but for Liverpool supporters must remain optimistic for the next season that will be lived with Arne Slot whether better or not than Klopp we will see it later after the league runs again.

Basically, at this moment it becomes a trend about some coaches who are associated with Pep Guardoila or have worked with Pep Guardiola in the past either as assistant coaches and or also as players. Because, about the success of Arteta who also has experience working with Pep Guardiola and then, about Xabi Alonso who also has experience when he was a player at Bayern Munich and because at that time Pep Guardiola became Bayern Munich manager. With their success,  then this time Arne Slot who in the past had experience working with Pep Guardiola,then they might think that Arne Slot has good abilities and skills as well as the success of the big names that have been mentioned.

It really tells the kind of football lover you are, a kind who thinks he knows all but you know nothing about how things are in football, sorry I can't teach you a thing or two about football both on and off the pitch because it would be a shame to those who don't know anything about football (such as yourself), it would be pointless thinking of teaching you because it won't get in your head. Manchester United will never improve as long as your manager Erik ten Heg is still push hard to get an apology from a player that he sent out of the first team, never will he (Sancho) train with the senior team and also sent him on loan, that shouldn't be part of what he should have requested for when was given the 2 years contract, that's in the past and ten Heg shouldn't have brought it up. Is that the man who'll improve the team? Someone who's living in the past. Sometimes I wonder how you analyze football and you come here to make people believe you know anything about football. As a Manchester United fan you're suppose to say things the way they are, at this point there won't be any communication between Erik ten Heg if he continues with this selfish plan of his, I feel he's only thinking of himself than what will improve the club.
About the trophy, let's say Manchester United always win the domestic competitions but always finish outside the top 4, no Champions League trophy no EPL title, would you still be wasting your time saying that the Red Devils are doing well? Guy open your eyes and start accepting the reality about Manchester United your beloved club, very soon you'll see many of UTD fans will lose that patience they have for the club when they're not showing any sign of moving forward.
If you're watching football starting from next season just sit close to someone who knows how what he's watching because if you watch it alone you won't understand what you're watching. The case of information in the locker room, is something they don't let the public know except one of the players comes out to air out the whole thing, like the case of Ronaldo who told the world how poor the training equipments are and some other things. Don't use because you're a fan to run away from the truth, UTD will even be worse than last campaign with the mindset of Erik ten Heg. The season has not started yet but he has already started dropping some negative energy in the team.

Yes, several names of coaches do have experience working with Pep Guardiola, both as a player and as a coach (assistant coach) and also several names that appear also appear to have given good performance for the clubs they work for, so it's not surprising when there are clubs that look at them because there are ties. indirectly and they compare with Pep Guardiola. Pep Guardiola himself is indeed a top coach at the moment, he has always been successful with the clubs he has managed, starting from Germany when he managed Bayern Munich, then in La Liga as coach of Barcelona and now in the English League with Manchester City.

He steals attention and can always bring new colors to the club he coaches, not only that, he also has a habit of long-term contracts, including the current one with Manchester City. His contract will end next year after he was appointed in 2016. And the achievements he gave were extraordinary, one of which was being able to win the Champions League title.

Basically, at this moment it becomes a trend about some coaches who are associated with Pep Guardoila or have worked with Pep Guardiola in the past either as assistant coaches and or also as players. Because, about the success of Arteta who also has experience working with Pep Guardiola and then, about Xabi Alonso who also has experience when he was a player at Bayern Munich and because at that time Pep Guardiola became Bayern Munich manager. With their success,  then this time Arne Slot who in the past had experience working with Pep Guardiola,then they might think that Arne Slot has good abilities and skills as well as the success of the big names that have been mentioned.

Liverpool is elite team and they've come to accomplish important goals in the English Premier League. Perhaps the club will sort out means to come out winning because it's never consider easy for them.

Erik Ten Hag in Manchester United, he's consider to deliver top games. Liverpool new coach, Arne Slot will do better than Jurgen Klopp? Let's hope for the best outcome.

Everything requires a process, don't be too quick to say that Ten Hag has failed with Manchester United.
Last season, Manchester United experienced a lot of problems, especially injuries that befell many of their main players, so Ten Hag had quite a hard time lifting this team's performance, I think last season's downturn cannot be used as a reference because they had a lot of problems.
And Manchester United's success in winning the FA Cup is also worthy of appreciation.

Liverpool is elite team and they've come to accomplish important goals in the English Premier League. Perhaps the club will sort out means to come out winning because it's never consider easy for them.

Erik Ten Hag in Manchester United, he's consider to deliver top games. Liverpool new coach, Arne Slot will do better than Jurgen Klopp? Let's hope for the best outcome.

But Erik ten Hag won FA Cup in this season and close his failure with Manchester United achieved finish outside of Europe League spot standings position, after management of United announced will extend Erik ten Hag contract I think he must improve team performance if want get more extend become Manchester United manager.

Last season Erik Ten Hag made many changes to the Manchester United squad, but many of his new recruits suffered injuries, making it quite difficult for Erik Ten Hag to build a team that could develop.
Erik Ten Hag has made a lot of efforts to change the team even though we can see that it hasn't been successful, but I believe in the process carried out by Erik Ten Hag with the quality he has and regardless of the player material he maintains in the squad, I think every coach each has their own point of view in selecting players.

You don't judge a coach by making assumptions on your ow end. Arne Slott has been good in performance in other clubs he has managed why do you think he won't be good in managing Liverpool. Every best coach started from the small team and that is what make me believe that this new coach will do something. Most times it's not about the coaching a big club, there was a hype when coach Maurino came to one big club, and he could not win any trophy and was still sacked.

If Liverpool has agreed to welcome Arne Slott as their new coach, then we should accept it with them, and not try to predict their fate without seeing him in action when the league starts.

Maybe it's not good, but I will try to compare it with the arrival of ten Hag at Manchester United, when he had very great authority in the Eredivisie, but he had to realize that in the Premier League everything happens differently. Therefore, I am skeptical about Slott at Liverpool and admit that they will not have an easy season. On the other hand, choosing a worthy coach for such a team is not an easy task and most likely Klopp took part in choosing a new coach, perhaps this will play an important role.