GvB future

[ranger_syntax 4,991]

  On 06/11/2022 at 15:26, Rousseau said:

Possibly not, but he will be directed by GvB, rather than having the freedom to implement his own ideas.

 

A bit like Beale playing a more expansive style with QPR than he ever did with us.

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Good.

 

Now we have a data point demonstrating the existence of a former assistant manager that has gone on to do well as a manager.

 

Why should we think that this will also be the case with Vos?

[Rousseau 12,220]

  On 06/11/2022 at 16:51, ranger_syntax said:

Good.

 

Now we have a data point demonstrating the existence of a former assistant manager that has gone on to do well as a manager.

 

Why should we think that this will also be the case with Vos?

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I merely put forward Vos as a cut-price option after a hypothetical sacking of GvB. My suggestion that he could do a 'better' job than GvB is based on his high regard as a coach, in terms of his eye for detail, his interest in tactical concepts and patterns, and his 12 years in the Ajax system.

[rbr 1,278]

  On 06/11/2022 at 17:02, Rousseau said:

I merely put forward Vos as a cut-price option after a hypothetical sacking of GvB. My suggestion that he could do a 'better' job than GvB is based on his high regard as a coach, in terms of his eye for detail, his interest in tactical concepts and patterns, and his 12 years in the Ajax system.

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But surely he would or should have some greater influence over how we are playing now 🤔 

[Rousseau 12,220]

  On 06/11/2022 at 17:09, rbr said:

But surely he would or should have some greater influence over how we are playing now 🤔 

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Not necessarily, as a coach under a manager. The manager directs everything. 

 

As I said, Beale has more expansive ideas than what he implemented under SG.

 

I don't know why I'm being picked apart on this? It was a half-arsed solution to the 'we're skint so can't afford a new manager' group. 

 

I want us to look for a better option than Vos.

[rbr 1,278]

  On 06/11/2022 at 17:12, Rousseau said:

Not necessarily, as a coach under a manager. The manager directs everything. 

 

As I said, Beale has more expansive ideas than what he implemented under SG.

 

I don't know why I'm being picked apart on this? It was a half-arsed solution to the 'we're skint so can't afford a new manager' group. 

 

I want us to look for a better option than Vos.

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Not disagreeing with any of your points , I actually like your posts and think your more progressive than most 

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I note with interest that Emery has already got a tune out of Villas under performing squad with a 3-1 home win over Man Utd...

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On a plus note our Chairman is bloody good at hide and seek.

[ranger_syntax 4,991]

  On 06/11/2022 at 17:02, Rousseau said:

I merely put forward Vos as a cut-price option after a hypothetical sacking of GvB. My suggestion that he could do a 'better' job than GvB is based on his high regard as a coach, in terms of his eye for detail, his interest in tactical concepts and patterns, and his 12 years in the Ajax system.

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I've read reports that say similar stuff. All sounds good for someone in his current position.

 

I've yet to read anything that suggests he has the personal qualities to be a good manager.

[Rousseau 12,220]

  On 06/11/2022 at 17:59, ranger_syntax said:

I've read reports that say similar stuff. All sounds good for someone in his current position.

 

I've yet to read anything that suggests he has the personal qualities to be a good manager.

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Yes, I agree, but ultimately we'll not know unless they're given the job.

 

(Again: I don't want Vos as our next manager.) 

[Rousseau 12,220]

Hassenhuttl sacked by So'ton... 👀