Should Beale be sacked?

[Graeme Ro55 649]

5 hours ago, Rousseau said:

I'm wary of Hansi.

 

Take out that two-year spell at Bayern and he's not done anything.

True, but if you take out the wins with big sides Pep has had you could say the same thing about him.

[Rousseau 9,399]

9 hours ago, Graeme Ro55 said:

True, but if you take out the wins with big sides Pep has had you could say the same thing about him.

I don't mean big sides, I mean it's only a two-year (if that) period of success. 

 

Phenomenal success, but not long enough to know if it was him or just the team that Bayern had. 

 

He's done very poorly with Germany. 

[Sutton_blows_goats 4,241]

1 hour ago, Rousseau said:

He's done very poorly with Germany.

Is that him or the team that Germany has?

 

Its all a bit pointless debating as he is not coming home, I just think he has that great man manager, knows how to empower his players, Ancelotti / del Bosque aura. Something that resonates with us.

[Gonzo79 13,701]

Pointless managerial candidate conversations aplenty.  

 

Looks like we might have Beale at the helm for a wee while longer anyway. 

[Sutton_blows_goats 4,241]

We will all be dazzled on Saturday by the liquid bealeball coming from Rangers in Perth on Saturday and 56 will be back on.

[Rousseau 9,399]

12 minutes ago, Sutton_blows_goats said:

We will all be dazzled on Saturday by the liquid bealeball coming from Rangers in Perth on Saturday and 56 will be back on.

More likely we'll play exactly the same sh*te football, but win by two/three goals and that will mask the performance and the fans will all be happy again.

 

And I'll be sitting there, fuming at the poor xG...

 

 

[weebluedevil 1,173]

2 hours ago, Rousseau said:

More likely we'll play exactly the same sh*te football, but win by two/three goals and that will mask the performance and the fans will all be happy again.

 

And I'll be sitting there, fuming at the poor xG...

 

 

So true!

[Bill 13,717]

It might get worse but I'm convinced nothing will change for the better while Beale is at Rangers. Sack him now or sack him later, the end will be the same

[der Berliner 3,263]

Graham Potter 'on shortlist' for UK job return after ex-Chelsea boss snubbed France offer

Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter has been shortlisted by Rangers as a potential replacement for under-fire boss Michael Beale.

Following last Sunday's stinging 1-0 loss at home to arch rivals Celtic and failure to qualify for the Champions League, Beale's position at Ibrox has become uncertain just over a month into the new season. That's prompted the Gers hierarchy to make a shortlist of candidates who could succeed him and Potter has emerged as one.

The English coach is yet to return to management after being sacked by Chelsea in April. That was when Potter, 48, was only seven months into a five-year deal, winning just 12 of his 31 games in charge.

But his reputation hasn't been completely damaged, with French giants Lyon offering him their managerial position as Laurent Blanc faces the sack. That's according to the Sun, who report that Rangers are now circling for both Potter and Birmingham manager John Eustace.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/graham-potter-chelsea-lyon-manager-30904900

 

Has anyone heard anything from the Rangers board / affiliates / relatives / you name it ... that there is any wish to actually replace Beale?

Edited September 11, 2023 by der Berliner

[CammyF 6,807]

19 minutes ago, der Berliner said:

 

 

Has anyone heard anything from the Rangers board / affiliates / relatives / you name it ... that there is any wish to actually replace Beale?

Was speaking with an ex-player at the weekend and he said he'd heard mumblings/rumours that MB won't be around much longer (but maybe these are just the same mumblings and rumours we're hearing).