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I liked him and wanted him to get more time.
Frank de Boer
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10 years of FIFanyone who has ever had an adult job in their life knows the importance of a good manager. The job may be interesting, but if your manager isnt motivating, you arent gonna stay for long.
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so is failing in italy the way to coaching barcelona?
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Transfer GuruI have losing all respect for this guy. So he failed at Inter because "Mancini left him unfit players", "Inter didn't give him time", "Inter had too many players" and "players act like superstars with poor attitude"....
Or maybe, just maybe, you failed at Inter because you are shite.
http://www.football-italia.net/98109/de-boer-agent-slams-inter-players
Or maybe, just maybe, you failed at Inter because you are shite.
http://www.football-italia.net/98109/de-boer-agent-slams-inter-players
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10 years of FIFMancini did leave him unfit players though
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To be fair, that's his agent speaking, of course he'll defend his client and attack those who brought him down. Though I don't doubt Frank shares the same opinions.
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10 years of FIFIt was all wrong at the first place to hire this guy. I really dont see anything wrong with what said. How can any of you disagree that he was left with unfit players? Or that there are players who think themselves superstars? These are valid excuses, although not the only ones, but it's common that an agent defends his client and he used valid excuses, at least he didnt disrespect Inter as a whole.
With or without the excuses that was said above, he could've done better. I mean dropping points against Cagliari and Palermo at home? Doesnt require a top coach to beat those kind of teams, especially with the players he had.
With or without the excuses that was said above, he could've done better. I mean dropping points against Cagliari and Palermo at home? Doesnt require a top coach to beat those kind of teams, especially with the players he had.
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FIF Special OnesForum Supporter10 years of FIFOr is maybe the beneficiary of a lot of Frank's hard work.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFindeed.
The only way imho Pioli benefitted frmo Frank was Frank's amazing ability to piss our players off and divide the team.
The way Pioli has come in and united them is almost Mourinho-esque IMHO, and that's the big thing Frank has helped with. By being a villain. Kind of like the Joker/Two-Face in Dark Knight.
The only way imho Pioli benefitted frmo Frank was Frank's amazing ability to piss our players off and divide the team.
The way Pioli has come in and united them is almost Mourinho-esque IMHO, and that's the big thing Frank has helped with. By being a villain. Kind of like the Joker/Two-Face in Dark Knight.
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Most Improved MemberHe started poor under Pioli as well but then he has stepped in. Maybe cuz Pioli gave him support instead to destroybhis self confidence like Deboer did.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFA good manager - football, work, whatever - should adapt his style to what the employees need to get their best potential. Simple as that.
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Tell that to Guardiola.
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10 years of FIFHim and his agent should just move on. It didn't work, plain and simple. I'd be jealous of what Pioli has done in a short amount of time, but he knows the league, language and systems very well. No doubt he will get another opportunity!
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One of the leading managers for the vacated rangers job! Would be a good job to bounce back with, team miles behind Celtic and even behind the sheep. Not a huge job budget but he could become an absolute hero when the club is in such a mess, maybe even dip in to the Dutch player market instead of the crappy rip off English lower tier.
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Forum SupporterWould work well there, give him a season to settle and qualify for EL, compete with celtic the year after