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Really like this "we have built our style of play from ‘to win a game we need to score’. Many club teams build a style of play from how to defend. From our opinion, that’s the wrong way to do it. How do we want to score? We know 85% of all goals are being score in the danger zone. We also know that the development of the game is when you get closer and closer to the goal, you create more and more open chances. So what should we do to create these chances? Where is our assist areas? How can we get into these assist areas and all of this. So we just reduce the complexity of the game and not choosing to train to all kinds of different situations in training but have selected the most important situations to train. So we make the game simple for our players. And then we build on more complexity again. So it has a lot to do about this decision making process. Playing football is a constant decision making process. The more options you have in each situation, the longer your decision making will take. So we decrease the players’ options so they can make quicker and better decisions.""

Have all my Bo gifs ready - heres one with his sister and dark haired brother

did you click it, I just opened it and read it no worries and I dont have an account

Yeah I'd do CBs 3 for this, it's not like playing 4 at the back we had goals goals goals in the last few games.

Sounds like you've been talking to my ex-girlfriends

Yeah he did manage their feeder club beforehand but out of the names on the free list I think I would go for tedesco as he has good experience and been successful in germany and russia. But these are just names, I would equally expect SR to pull some unknown from the mongolian league who then becomes a relevation.

Matthias Jaissle - coached in denmark, now coach of red bull salzburg - 34yrs old could be interesting but they are of course still in champs league so probably would be hard to pull him away.

ABK to show Haaland whose the daddy.

EXPERIENCED PROVEN GOAL SCORING STRIKER

Or Van Wilder

I'd go for Deontay Wilder, he'll pull no punches

eurgh double post

Given he hasn't managed in Zambia and Armenian leagues my knowledge is superficial but I followed his progress last year at leipzig as there were quite a few articles on what a great job he was doing after jesse marsch had got the sack. That led me to today when i saw the free managers to searching around on the net and found this video on his tactics at schalke by Tifo on his tactics

Some nice names on this list but most possible i would guess is Tedesco who was sacked by RB leipzeg for a bad start after taking them to their 1st silverware last season after taking over from Marsch. https://www.transfermarkt.com/trainer/verfuegbaretrainer/statistik

Concur with this and what everyone on this forum has been saying for months, we needed a proven striker to come in. No manager can turn Che/Armstrong into a clinical pairing. Ralph let himself down with playing Moi for 7 games straight when everyone could see it wasnt working.

There goes his chance then.

Article basically says, he has poor management skills with the players and some told the board that there should be a change last season. They thought there might of been a change after villa game but Ralph is on borrowed time, club have been maintaining relationships with other managers and quite a lot was mentioned about Ralph's demeanour in the 2nd half on sat, looking detached and dejected etc when he is usually going great guns. Some players also think his touchline antics are annoying. Basically the players who have been here longest are complaining the most, they also find when we are shit he communicates even less with them. Ralph has always had a communication issue, I just don't know why he hasn't tried to solve it.

If you think thats bad, in his last 3 games he's scored more goals 9 that our entire team has (8) for the entire season.

I want someone who makes us win games and i'll take Cruyff's view on it over yours. 3-4-2-1 is a variation of the 3-4-3 shape, a highly attack-minded formation first developed by tactical mastermind and pioneer of Dutch 'Total Football' Johan Cruyff. It's made up of 3 central defenders, 4 midfielders, 2 inside forwards, and 1 central striker, often with a real emphasis on offensive play. https://jobsinfootball.com/blog/tactics/3-4-2-1-formation/

Looks interesting and already managed red bulls feeder club in austria liefering https://theanalyst.com/eu/2022/01/bo-svensson-gatecrashing-the-bundesliga/

Also Selles I guess would work well with Sampoli

This - been touting Sampaoli since his chile days when he did amazing things with Universidad - I think i did a big tactical post on here about him like 8yrs ago, let me see if I can find it. “We believe you have to play football thinking about the opponent’s goal more than your own,” “You pick players to attack, you form them to defend.” Jorge Sampoli Article i posted in 2014 - https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1894861-tighes-2014-world-cup-tactics-board-analysing-jorge-sampaolis-chile Edit - cant find the tactical report (unless someone can show me a seach function on this forum as have 250 pages of posts) but did find this tactical link from 2014 Also you have got me excited again, if we sacked ralph and got jorge in I'd be stoked.

Am sure it would be a combined decision like any board.

We have average strikers who aren't really ever given any enough good chances from our wide players or midfielders to score - would guess 1 out of 3 good chances for a goal. We need an striker whose clinical like ings or our midfielders need to be creating a lot better chances for our average strikers. As an aside I thought DCC had a good first game yesterday, some passes went astray in the 1st half but seems very composed and was shouting at ABK to push up etc. Thought KWP and Larios stood off their men too much yesterday, KWP especially is not busting a gut to stop crosses in again.

Unless anyone has ordered him to be shit all season I think he's just having a come down after last seasons heroics