Re: Niko Kovac Sack Watch

by iftikhar Sun 3 Nov - 9:00:06

People are being unnecessarily harsh to Niko. Brenda once lost 6-1 too. Look how he have turned things around since.

by Helmer Sun 3 Nov - 13:34:42

VivaStPauli wrote:

epic one ! Bayern should concentrate on winning CL and leave BL for Ruhr and surrounding clubs Proud

by Duronto-Roddur Sun 3 Nov - 16:54:54

iftikhar wrote:People are being unnecessarily harsh to Niko. Brenda once lost 6-1 too. Look how he have turned things around since.

Surely you are not suggesting that Liverpool should have stuck with Rodgers. That would be so naive.

by Nishankly Sun 3 Nov - 21:47:54

Sacked apparently?

by Robespierre Sun 3 Nov - 21:47:57

SIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Exklusiv! Nach neuen Entwicklungen am Abend: Nach Gesprächen beschließen der FC Bayern und Niko Kovac eine einvernehmliche Trennung @BILD_Sport
— Christian Falk (@cfbayern) November 3, 2019

by Casciavit Sun 3 Nov - 21:52:20

Another Casc dub.

Called him a shit appointment from day one and had certain posters on here tell me otherwise to only change their tune a few months later.

by danyjr Sun 3 Nov - 22:27:07

Question from @Hapless_Hans:
Which one of Rangnick, Mourinho or Allegri would you prefer?

by Thimmy Sun 3 Nov - 22:39:46

danyjr wrote:Question from @Hapless_Hans:
Which one of Rangnick, Mourinho or Allegri would you prefer?

I’m pretty sure most would pick Allegri. Regardless og who their next manager is, I believe Bayern need a strong transfer window in order to appease the fans of the club. Kovac may not have been their best option when he was appointed to be their manager, but this Bayern team is quite far off the heights of what they were under Jupp and Pep. I’d bet my balls that Pep would have opted for a managerial break over returning to this team.

by Unique Sun 3 Nov - 22:40:14

mans winning titles at bayern and people want him sacked. bayern just cant compete with clubs like liverpool city chelsea madrid juve and barca so you cant expect them to do well in the UCL. give the man time ffs.

by Thimmy Sun 3 Nov - 22:44:03

Top clubs don’t typically afford their managers time. If they’re lucky, they’ll get it right with transfers and enjoy the smooth sailing. If they’re not, they better get the best out of what they have and hope that it’s enough Razz

by Unique Sun 3 Nov - 22:47:07

Thimmy wrote:Top clubs don’t typically afford their managers time. If they’re lucky, they’ll get it right with transfers and enjoy the smooth sailing. If they’re not, they better get the best out of what they have and hope that it’s enough

i think bayern has run out of free transfers Very Happy

by Firenze Sun 3 Nov - 23:14:33

absolutely disgraceful conduct from Bayern.

by Helmer Sun 3 Nov - 23:19:12

Firenze wrote:absolutely disgraceful conduct from Bayern.

agreed completely !
I hope Utd dont show the same disgracefulness by sacking Ole.

by Kick Mon 4 Nov - 0:01:50

Hardly surprising.

by RealGunner Mon 4 Nov - 0:03:14

Heynckes pls respond

by Hapless_Hans Mon 4 Nov - 3:27:28

danyjr wrote:Question from @Hapless_Hans:
Which one of Rangnick, Mourinho or Allegri would you prefer?

Obviously Allegri, though it will be neither of the three.

by Firenze Mon 4 Nov - 4:18:01

Helmer wrote:
Firenze wrote:absolutely disgraceful conduct from Bayern.

agreed completely !
I hope Utd dont show the same disgracefulness by sacking Ole.

last I checked we weren't 4 points from 1st ffs

not the same at all

club has no class, hope they get stuck with Mourinho

by iftikhar Mon 4 Nov - 10:22:00

Hapless_Hans wrote:
danyjr wrote:Question from @Hapless_Hans:
Which one of Rangnick, Mourinho or Allegri would you prefer?

Obviously Allegri, though it will be neither of the three.

Arsène Wenger? Sam Allardyce?

by Hapless_Hans Mon 4 Nov - 11:38:10

iftikhar wrote:
Hapless_Hans wrote:
danyjr wrote:Question from @Hapless_Hans:
Which one of Rangnick, Mourinho or Allegri would you prefer?

Obviously Allegri, though it will be neither of the three.
Arsène Wenger? Sam Allardyce?

At the moment, Ten Hag seems the most probable.

by iftikhar Mon 4 Nov - 14:11:21

Hapless_Hans wrote:
iftikhar wrote:
Hapless_Hans wrote:

Obviously Allegri, though it will be neither of the three.
Arsène Wenger? Sam Allardyce?

At the moment, Ten Hag seems the most probable.

Would be a very big step-up, IMO

by Myesyats Mon 4 Nov - 14:23:48

iftikhar wrote:
Hapless_Hans wrote:
iftikhar wrote: Arsène Wenger? Sam Allardyce?

At the moment, Ten Hag seems the most probable.
Would be a very big step-up, IMO

What makes you say that? Ten Hag hasn't coached a big team yet

by urbaNRoots Mon 4 Nov - 14:56:17

Ralf Rangnick, Erik ten Hag, Arsène Wenger and Max Allegri are on Bayern Munich’s list of possible candidates to replace Niko Kovač [@cfbayern via @guardian_sport]

by zigra Mon 4 Nov - 16:03:26

Hapless_Hans wrote:
iftikhar wrote:
Hapless_Hans wrote:

Obviously Allegri, though it will be neither of the three.
Arsène Wenger? Sam Allardyce?

At the moment, Ten Hag seems the most probable.

Why would we let him go during the season? If you want to sign him next summer that's fine but it wouldn't really make a lot of sense as you need a new coach now.

by The Demon of Carthage Mon 4 Nov - 16:16:43

There's no way Ten Hag leaves midseason.

May I suggest Solari? He's handsome, likable with very nice hair; and he's a specialist at steadying the ship.

You may lose very often with him, but at least the shape will look good.

by rincon Mon 4 Nov - 16:19:39

Wenger IN

by Myesyats Mon 4 Nov - 16:23:37

Wengerball at Bayern well damn

I thought i'd never see the day

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