Next Aston Villa manager

[OLDVILLAIN]

2 hours ago, duke313 said:

Roberto Di Matteo had a 57% win ratio a Chelsea and also won the CL 

Not saying Tuchel is as bad a coach as Di Matteo, but win % aren't a good judge of how good a manager is. 

They are a good way to get an Idea of the calibre of manager.

I am basing this not only on his chelsea stats but  tuchel's other clubs like PSG (75% win highest ever in ligue 1) and Dortmund (63% win rate)

To me those figures tell me he is a consumate winner and he would be great for villa if we could knock a few kinks out of his Personality

[Follyfoot]

8 minutes ago, OLDVILLAIN said:

They are a good way to get an Idea of the calibre of manager.

I am basing this not only on his chelsea stats but  tuchel's other clubs like PSG (75% win highest ever in ligue 1) and Dortmund (63% win rate)

To me those figures tell me he is a consumate winner and he would be great for villa if we could knock a few kinks out of his Personality

I bet his porno collection as well would make the average man in the street wince

[VillaParkAvenue]

33 minutes ago, OLDVILLAIN said:

They are a good way to get an Idea of the calibre of manager.

I am basing this not only on his chelsea stats but  tuchel's other clubs like PSG (75% win highest ever in ligue 1) and Dortmund (63% win rate)

To me those figures tell me he is a consumate winner and he would be great for villa if we could knock a few kinks out of his Personality

PSG are the top club in France and expected to win every game. Dortmund are top 4 regulars in Germany and usually runners-up after Bayern. Managing clubs like that, anything under 50 or even 60% win rate is terrible.

The fact he got to manage those clubs in the first place says more, IMO.

[viivvaa66]

If both matches against Leicester and Southampton gets cancelled, and the club had plans to sack Gerrard before the international break. Any chance they will act as soon as the cancellation is confirmed to use the time before the next match to find a new manager?

[AshVilla]

13 minutes ago, viivvaa66 said:

If both matches against Leicester and Southampton gets cancelled, and the club had plans to sack Gerrard before the international break. Any chance they will act as soon as the cancellation is confirmed to use the time before the next match to find a new manager?

That would be the smart and proactive thing to do.

I expect us to do nothing though and when Poch goes to Leicester or Sevilla we will be left with someone like Fat Sam.

[Hank Scorpio]

This gives teams like Brighton to make moves for the manager they want. Possibly all this does for villa is delay the inevitable 

[Villaphan04]

14 hours ago, viivvaa66 said:

Potter should have been the first choice when we sacked Smith. I’m pretty sure we would have gotten him then.

Maybe we can get Chelsea’s second choice; Ruben Amorim. 

would be hopeful that research would be done into his availability. 

Edited September 9, 2022 by Villaphan04

[Tommo_b]

6 hours ago, Villaphan04 said:

would be hopeful that research would be done into his availability. 

I just had to Google him… then got depressed, I’ve reached an age where highly touted football managers are younger than me…

Its the same feeling I had when the page 3 girls started being younger than me. 

[villa4europe]

8 hours ago, viivvaa66 said:

If both matches against Leicester and Southampton gets cancelled, and the club had plans to sack Gerrard before the international break. Any chance they will act as soon as the cancellation is confirmed to use the time before the next match to find a new manager?

No, absolutely none 

[WallisFrizz]

8 hours ago, viivvaa66 said:

If both matches against Leicester and Southampton gets cancelled, and the club had plans to sack Gerrard before the international break. Any chance they will act as soon as the cancellation is confirmed to use the time before the next match to find a new manager?

I can’t see it, think they will be determined to give him extra time. He can treat it as another mini pre season…yay.

[DaveAV1]

16 hours ago, Peter Griffin said:

The thing that excites me most about Poch is that every time I assess his potential appointment I always come to the same conclusion: better football, Villa moving higher up the league and building a strong foundation for the future. I can't find any negative with his appointment

But we’d lose The next manager of Aston Villa thread for such a  long time! How would people cope in here??

[Peter Griffin]

1 hour ago, DaveAV1 said:

But we’d lose The next manager of Aston Villa thread for such a  long time! How would people cope in here??

After the first game we don't win 5-0 with sexy attacking football the thread will be resurrected again. 

[TRO]

On 08/09/2022 at 10:50, IrishVilla10 said:

https://totalfootballanalysis.com/head-coach-analysis/graham-potter-brighton-and-hove-albion-202122-tactical-analysis-tactics
https://themastermindsite.com/2021/12/30/graham-potter-brighton-hove-albion-tactical-analysis-2021-22/

We’ve missed out, maybe he was never in reach but we should have got him when we sacked smith  

 

It too him 2 years at Brighton to move out of the bottom half of the table.

we need patience.

[TRO]

23 hours ago, Keyblade said:

We could do with drawing some more games.

we could, but we also need wins to cover from this poor start......Potter took 2 years to break out of the bottom half of the table and look at him now.

patience is a virtue.

[Keyblade]

6 minutes ago, TRO said:

we could, but we also need wins to cover from this poor start......Potter took 2 years to break out of the bottom half of the table and look at him now.

patience is a virtue.

Yes, at Brighton. You keep forgetting that part. It won't take him 2 years to do it at Chelsea, nor should it take the current Villa manager 2 years. We'd do well to break into the top 13 let alone top half at this point.

[viivvaa66]

9 minutes ago, TRO said:

It too him 2 years at Brighton to move out of the bottom half of the table.

we need patience.

If Gerrard had manage Brighton those two years, they would have been playing in the Championship.

we need action before we are relegated.

[Keyblade]

Also Potter was changing the style and culture at the club. They played good football and their underlying stats airways pointed to a team that would eventually get better with results. None of this is true at Villa right now. Patience for the sake of it is foolishness, not a virtue.

[Tomaszk]

12 minutes ago, Keyblade said:

Also Potter was changing the style and culture at the club. They played good football and their underlying stats airways pointed to a team that would eventually get better with results. None of this is true at Villa right now. Patience for the sake of it is foolishness, not a virtue.

Superb.

Looking beyond surface level is very important.

[jacketspuds]

16 minutes ago, Keyblade said:

Also Potter was changing the style and culture at the club. They played good football and their underlying stats airways pointed to a team that would eventually get better with results. None of this is true at Villa right now. Patience for the sake of it is foolishness, not a virtue.

I also don't think Potter went in there, stripped Lewis Dunk of the captaincy, and then called him out on it to the media.

[JAMAICAN-VILLAN]

Right... Which one of you called into Neil's ( For the Love of Paul McGrath ) show pretending to be a Jamaican woman?

" I TINK Dat owa Skwad is Di best Skwad outside di tap 6 , at firs I was excited when Geraaard cyame in... but now I'm not sure if eee know how tuh set up da skwad carrectly... anyway.... Up Di Villa "

Tickled me to be fair. Never expected us to have Female Jamaican Villa fan of all things however I'm guessing this is the Bailey factor as she said she's been a fan for a year now.