2010/2011 Manager rumours thread

What should we do about the rafa situation?


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Moratti should have consulted with Mou first before signing a new coach. He should have asked about Mou's recommendation about who would be be capable the best to continue what Mou started.

mourinho suggested Boas
 

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As a ferryman he is ok. I would prefer a more experienced one but there might not be anyone available.

I think experience is a little bit overrated, yes experience can make the difference in certain situations, but i think it is useless if the basis isn't there.
First the coach has to reach the players, he should fit. Only in this case he can deliver his philosophy of football to the players.
Benitez won the La Liga, got second in the Premier League and won the Champions League. He has got enough experience, bit it doesn't help us at all cause he doesn't fit. He tries to change things to radically without proper players, he should know better.

I would love a young coach who tries to work with Inter for at least the next five years. Someone who starts a new era and becomes a symbol. For example Dunga, I would love him here, I think he would fit, his style and everything, I liked his Brazil a lot, a solid defense but still attacking.
Of course he didn't coach a club yet but coaching a national team isn't that easy as people are trying it to make, especially the brazil team. You need qualities and dunga seems to have them, and Inter with all the south american players would be perfect for him.
And every coach starts at a young age, and a great coach is successful even at young age ;)

But thats just an example.

All i want to say is that an experienced coach guarantees nothing. There is always a risk and you don't know beforehand.
Inter should look after someone who seems to be the right coach, who fits and will be respected by the players.
 

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Then why the fuck didn't MM move for him. That's what I wanna know y'all!

well, MM also chose not to sign any new players over the summer (with the exception of coutinho but he was on loan so that doesn't really count), so who knows what was going through his mind. maybe the italian heat got to him and affected his judgement.

@42: i like the dunga idea a lot. the fact that he was able to walk into a brazil team as a first time coach, with all its bigshot superstars, its history of world cup successes, and the pressure of an entire country demanding they recapture their former glory, and make the dramatic changes that he made and accomplish what he did with the NT says a lot about the man's character and abilities as a coach.

...he was able to get a flashy, attacking, jogo bonito brazil team to subordinate individual skill and talent to teamwork and tactics, creating a completely new, defensively sound, tactically cohesive brazil team in the process.

...plus, he got rid of some fat, slobby old superstars who weren't performing and replaced them with some lesser known but very able and capable talent, many of whom came from the brazilian domestic league. sounds like the kind of thinking our team could use right now. i think dunga would be a very good fit for our team, both in terms of mentality and our style of play...question is: is he available?
 

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Only Jose Mourinho, Andre Villas Boas or Pep Guardiola....I would choose between, but i'm not MM...he will bring Zenga or someone like that, who has no experience or class...or even more probably, he will let Benitez to finish this season on inter bench
 

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Only Jose Mourinho, Andre Villas Boas or Pep Guardiola...

Please don't bring the name of that classless piece of shit in one sentence together with Internazionale. He is not a career coach like Capello, Mourinho, Scolari, Hiddink &...

He is a douche bag witha fuckin' attitude & a key part of that shit hole who keep badmouthing about us cause we beat their asses.
 

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I have a feeling that MM will only consider sacking Ben after a string of bad results similar to the one that ended at Twente. :(
 

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Please don't bring the name of that classless piece of shit in one sentence together with Internazionale. He is not a career coach like Capello, Mourinho, Scolari, Hiddink &...

He is a douche bag witha fuckin' attitude & a key part of that shit hole who keep badmouthing about us cause we beat their asses.
+1. It surprises me that a lot of you guys are ok with the thought of that classless sack of shit coaching our team. After last season, I despise every one of those of barca fuckmooks.
 

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well, MM also chose not to sign any new players over the summer (with the exception of coutinho but he was on loan so that doesn't really count), so who knows what was going through his mind. maybe the italian heat got to him and affected his judgement.

@42: i like the dunga idea a lot. the fact that he was able to walk into a brazil team as a first time coach, with all its bigshot superstars, its history of world cup successes, and the pressure of an entire country demanding they recapture their former glory, and make the dramatic changes that he made and accomplish what he did with the NT says a lot about the man's character and abilities as a coach.

...he was able to get a flashy, attacking, jogo bonito brazil team to subordinate individual skill and talent to teamwork and tactics, creating a completely new, defensively sound, tactically cohesive brazil team in the process.

...plus, he got rid of some fat, slobby old superstars who weren't performing and replaced them with some lesser known but very able and capable talent, many of whom came from the brazilian domestic league. sounds like the kind of thinking our team could use right now. i think dunga would be a very good fit for our team, both in terms of mentality and our style of play...question is: is he available?


:star: I really like dunga as well very impressive and his style would suit us.

He'll be available by January.
 

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:star: I really like dunga as well very impressive and his style would suit us.

He'll be available by January.

me too

dunga as a ferryman, we'll see how he performs. if he was good we hire him for long term, if not Boas to the rescue!


Then why the fuck didn't MM move for him. That's what I wanna know y'all!

thats exaclty wat i wanna know too!
i think he wud've done way better job than mr. potato head
 

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...he was able to get a flashy, attacking, jogo bonito brazil team to subordinate individual skill and talent to teamwork and tactics, creating a completely new, defensively sound, tactically cohesive brazil team in the process.

This is why he would do great at inter. He would bring that discipline that we completley lack this season. Dunga aint no-one to be fucked with. He is a hard man and will surely take out the whip. Yet we will be able to blend and infuse both discipline and flair into our team. IMHO a great choice.

Also, im sure that he will be a positive influence on some important players like maicon and milito, 2 of whom we really need back at their best.
 

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Only Jose Mourinho, Andre Villas Boas or Pep Guardiola....I would choose between, but i'm not MM...he will bring Zenga or someone like that, who has no experience or class...or even more probably, he will let Benitez to finish this season on inter bench

None of those three are available mid season. So you either get someone else or you get a ferryman till the end of the season or you stick with rafa.

Dunga will never accept a ferryman post so its either you give him a permanent deal or not at all.

Concerning pep I don't get what he did to piss you guys of. For me he was the only barca guy that showed respect towards us. After both legs he made no complaints, just said we were the better team and deserved to win. He hasn't mentioned inter since.
 

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a good guy
but as a coach I dont see him as a great one
his only technique is "pass the ball and a goal will come somehow"

any way, I hate anything related to Barca
 

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Apparently Zenga is being tipped as a replacement

NO THANKS.

Can we just wait for Chelsea to sack Ancelotti?
 

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We need a coach, who can and will play like an italian team has to play: defensive. Of course it's better the coach knows the Serie A.
But I would like to see Carlos Dunga as head coach. A good coach who knows how to play in the defence with fast counter attacks who give the attackers more room like this handball-tactics from Benitez...
 

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I think wu should sack him as fast as possible inorder for the new trainer to have as much time as possible in order to build our squad in for next term.

We should rather focus on some young unslipped diamonds that coach any top 8 team in the league

spalletti is my favorite
 

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I dont like Zenga...He is not a great coach...Yes, he is Inter's legend, but that doesnt mean that he is the right guy....Barcelona make a great decision by giving Pep a chance to prove himself, but it is different with them, because they have the same system for years...even in Youth sections they play like the first team does...a lot of passes etc.

But Inter needs a motivator and a great tactician...I dont know if zenga is good motivator, but i am sure that he is not a great tactician...WE ARE STILL EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS, and coaches like Zenga, Mihajlović etc, must prove themself, before joining such a big club...and look at Mihajlović, he is not doing good with Fiora so far...

I would be sooo happy, if Mourinho would come back, but i dont think that that is possible in the near future, so my second choice is ANDRE VILLAS BOAS...he will be one of the the best that is for sure...HE is young and he could be Inter's Ferguson :)

But as i dont see a chance getting him in January, i would SACK Benitez and leave the team with Baresi or maybe bring Dunga till the summer and than try everything to sign BOAS...


But i dont see Moratti doing that...


(guardiola would be a good choice imo, but i dont think that is likely to happen)
 

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We need a coach, who can and will play like an italian team has to play: defensive. Of course it's better the coach knows the Serie A.
But I would like to see Carlos Dunga as head coach. A good coach who knows how to play in the defence with fast counter attacks who give the attackers more room like this handball-tactics from Benitez...

Absolutely!!! We need a coach with an Italian mentality or at least a former defender, who understands the counterattack system. None of this ball possession, wiggle waggle crap anymore. Too bad we can't get Porto's boss. Did you guys see his record?! He has made the ultimate bad ass outta Porto. They haven't lost this season. I can't understand why MM didn't move for him despite Mou's recommendation. Is the old man gettin' too old?! WTF Massimo?

Dunga aint no-one to be fucked with.

:star: Somehow I feel that line was meant to be read by me, lol.

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EDIT: After a little research I think I can answer my own question: I can't understand why MM didn't move for him (Villas-Boas) despite Mou's recommendation.

Guys, this guy is a kid. WTF he wants to do among all these seniors in our team? They wouldn't listen to him. Matirx & Zanetti are 5, 6 years older than the guy. If he wants to apply his tacticts the players will strong arm him & make him sit down when he wants to take a piss.

You know why he is good in Porto? Because Porto is full with 23, 24 year old kids. They barely have a player above 27. There is a good possibility why Moratti didn't bring him because of his young age for a coach.

By the way did you guys know, Porto has a Macion of their own in the defense department? :D Serioulsy, take a look:

http://transfermarkt.co.uk/en/maicon/profil/spieler_84695.html
 
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After a little research I think I can answer my own question: I can't understand why MM didn't move for him (Villas-Boas) despite Mou's recommendation.

Guys, this guy is a kid. WTF he wants to do among all these seniors in our team? They wouldn't listen to him. Matirx & Zanetti are 5, 6 years older than the guy. If he wants to apply his tacticts the players will strong arm him & make him sit down when he wants to take a piss.

You know why he is good in Porto? Because Porto is full with 23, 24 year old kids. They barely have a player above 27. There is a good possibility why Moratti didn't bring him because of his young age for a coach.

By the way did you guys know, Porto has a Macion of their own in the defense department? :D Serioulsy, take a look:

http://transfermarkt.co.uk/en/maicon/profil/spieler_84695.html

i don't think thats how coaching works :lol:

he has already worked with inter so all the players that were here before summer 2009 already know him

and don't let his age fool you, he has been coaching for 10 years already, that's more experience than most 45 year old coaches

i also doubt that zanetti would not listen to his coaches instruction :lol:
 
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