The Manager Sack Race/Merry-go-Round

[Winston Biscuit]

Brighton's accounts show that Chelsea paid £21.5M to get Graham Potter. The highest amount of compensation ever paid to take a manager.

[Sutekh]

Brighton's accounts show that Chelsea paid £21.5M to get Graham Potter. The highest amount of compensation ever paid to take a manager.

CheLOLsea spending wisely again!

[AthleticoSpizz]

Just another piss in the ocean in the grand scheme of the PL

[Winston Biscuit]

Sounds like Ancelotti is on his way out of Real Madrid this summer

[genome]

Bayern about to sack Nagelsmann after a pitiful 60 wins from 84 games

[Winston Biscuit]

Spanish press claim Forest have been in discussions with Marcelino Garcia Toral (former Bilbao & Valencia manager) over the past week to replace Steve Cooper but Toral turned them down

[Winston Biscuit]

Bayern about to sack Nagelsmann after a pitiful 60 wins from 84 games

Gone and Tuchel is in

Harsh on Nagelsmann imo. He won't be short of offers now anyway

[genome]

Bayern about to sack Nagelsmann after a pitiful 60 wins from 84 games

Gone and Tuchel is in

Harsh on Nagelsmann imo. He won't be short of offers now anyway

Spurs might actually be a shout

There were actually reports Tuchel was in advanced talks with Spurs, I wonder if Bayern have swooped

[Winston Biscuit]

Bayern about to sack Nagelsmann after a pitiful 60 wins from 84 games

Gone and Tuchel is in

Harsh on Nagelsmann imo. He won't be short of offers now anyway

Spurs might actually be a shout

There were actually reports Tuchel was in advanced talks with Spurs, I wonder if Bayern have swooped

He is better than Spurs surely! Real Madrid job available this summer (though Raul rumoured to be in line for it)

[NathStPaul]

I wouldn't say Nagelsmann is above Spurs, he needs to go somewhere like Spurs to prove himself outside of Germany.

I am absolutely serious when I say that anyone with knowledge of football could probably lead Bayern to a top two finish in Germany, not a strong league. It is isn't really a proving ground for a manager.

[Winston Biscuit]

Couple of years back he was the hottest thing in european football management with clubs scrambling to get him. Reckon there will still be some big name clubs happy to look at him. Reckon Chelsea might be a good fit.

[SouthDownsRoyal]

He could replace Ince

[YorkshireRoyal99]

Nagelsmann hasn't proven anything at the very top of the game, reminds me of Poch a little bit in that regard. Might end up with another top job somewhere. Were there talks that PSG's manager is under pressure? Maybe there.

If not then I can't see why Spurs wouldn't at the very least try for him.

[Hendo]

Nagelsmann hasn't proven anything at the very top of the game, reminds me of Poch a little bit in that regard. Might end up with another top job somewhere. Were there talks that PSG's manager is under pressure? Maybe there.

If not then I can't see why Spurs wouldn't at the very least try for him.

Sure, not at the very top of the game, but he is still only 35, so incredibly young for a manager.

When he took over at Hoffenheim, they were 7 points adrift of safety, but ended up winning 7 out of their last 14 games, surviving by a point. He then took them to the Champions League next season, for the first time in their history - while not at the very top, I'd still say that was an incredible achievement for someone who was under 30 at the time.

[genome]

Matt Law now claiming Spurs are moving for him

[South Coast Royal]

I wouldn't say Nagelsmann is above Spurs, he needs to go somewhere like Spurs to prove himself outside of Germany.

I am absolutely serious when I say that anyone with knowledge of football could probably lead Bayern to a top two finish in Germany, not a strong league. It is isn't really a proving ground for a manager.

You say that but a big part of management at the top level is keeping top players with big egos happy which requires a special skill.
People like Ancelotti and Pep obviously possess that skill.

[Winston Biscuit]

Will be a bit disappointed in him if he goes to Spurs. Kind of feels like accepting mediocrity.

[YorkshireRoyal99]

Nagelsmann hasn't proven anything at the very top of the game, reminds me of Poch a little bit in that regard. Might end up with another top job somewhere. Were there talks that PSG's manager is under pressure? Maybe there.

If not then I can't see why Spurs wouldn't at the very least try for him.

Sure, not at the very top of the game, but he is still only 35, so incredibly young for a manager.

When he took over at Hoffenheim, they were 7 points adrift of safety, but ended up winning 7 out of their last 14 games, surviving by a point. He then took them to the Champions League next season, for the first time in their history - while not at the very top, I'd still say that was an incredible achievement for someone who was under 30 at the time.

I don't necessarily disagree either, really good achievements and don't doubt he could make a top coach, but still presents a gamble for clubs at the very top of the game.

Having said that, he may also be very capable of developing someone like Spurs and taking them to glory, similar to Klopp at Liverpool.

[Sutekh]

Nagelsmann hasn't proven anything at the very top of the game, reminds me of Poch a little bit in that regard. Might end up with another top job somewhere. Were there talks that PSG's manager is under pressure? Maybe there.

If not then I can't see why Spurs wouldn't at the very least try for him.

Sure, not at the very top of the game, but he is still only 35, so incredibly young for a manager.

When he took over at Hoffenheim, they were 7 points adrift of safety, but ended up winning 7 out of their last 14 games, surviving by a point. He then took them to the Champions League next season, for the first time in their history - while not at the very top, I'd still say that was an incredible achievement for someone who was under 30 at the time.

I don't necessarily disagree either, really good achievements and don't doubt he could make a top coach, but still presents a gamble for clubs at the very top of the game.

Having said that, he may also be very capable of developing someone like Spurs and taking them to glory, similar to Klopp at Liverpool.

He should accept a real challenge and come to Reading.

[Winston Biscuit]

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