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Enrique yes is only based on his being an ex player and well respected by players/fans and his knowing the club/system well. Also him being a Barca B coach not so long ago means he even knows most of the current squad players. Not basing my opinion on his managerial career in Roma/Celta.Quote:
Originally Posted by pino
and yes I am very much aware of Mancini as player AND coach..I may not be a dinosaur like you but I did not start watching football in 2007 :D
Still you didn't explain why Mancini NO !!!!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
While Barça would probably do better with a strong defense, Catemancinio just isn't Barça style for the time being :andrea:
You guys know nothing about Mancini and his way of playing football. Once again go and read about his career both as player and manager ;)
Man City. Tonnes of money and players and still won the league by just goal difference. Knocked out of CL group stage.
Inter Milan. Tonnes of players and no competition when he won league(s) (No Juve, Milan were crap too - surely you agree with that? ;) )
And yes, does not suit the style/players at disposal at FCB.
edit: He is by far the smartest "looking" coach on the touchline though..
edit2: why wasn't Bielsa considered, I wonder...
At Man City, too many new players in so short time and he wasn't given enough time to build a real squad. Still in 2 seasons, he won both the FA and PL, and a win is a win not matter how ;) Anyway he hates the catenaccio (btw wake up because none in Italy uses that anymore) and he never ever played it with his squads.
I'm sort of a Man Utd fan and I don't like that City fired Mancini. He was doing a great job there... for Man Utd
This is the answer I expected to see :p :Quote:
Originally Posted by donKey jote
:andrea: :p
On the other hand, it's hard for me to believe that an Argentinian coach can do better than an Italian coach :dozey: