ScouseFox Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 obviously from our squad if i were a betting man i'd have top dollar on andy king. basically runs our joint doesn't he, captained us when he was about 6 and seems like everyone's best mate. in fact if in about 15 years time he isn't our manager i'm kicking off. unless he's still coming on as a sub with 20 to go.
Guest Col city fan Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 9 hours ago, shen said: Esteban Cambiassoooooo There's a shock... Just off the cuff...Milner always seems a level headed bloke. Dunno about his influence in the dressing room though? John Terry could go into management, though I guess he's bound for punditry. Wooney I suppose...though hearing him talk, fook knows how he's ever made a captain, let alone would make a manager? There aren't any obvious stand-outs really? However, I guess plenty of them are taking their coaching badges or plan to. Kompany I think will go into punditry. Theo Walcott just seems too bloody nice.
Guest Col city fan Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 10 minutes ago, ScouseFox said: obviously from our squad if i were a betting man i'd have top dollar on andy king. basically runs our joint doesn't he, captained us when he was about 6 and seems like everyone's best mate. in fact if in about 15 years time he isn't our manager i'm kicking off. unless he's still coming on as a sub with 20 to go.
Donut Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 From the Premier League, id look at Per Mertesacker, Zlatan, Kompany as definite management potential. Wouldnt put it past someone like Flamini, or even a Troy Deeney type character. From overseas, Obvious people like Xabi Alonso, Lahm, Buffon, Pirlo, Iniesta, Xavi
Soar Fox Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 Has their been many goalkeepers who have gone and managed a team?
Guest Electric Yetis Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 4 minutes ago, Steve_Walsh5 said: Has their been many goalkeepers who have gone and managed a team?
Donut Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 2 minutes ago, Steve_Walsh5 said: Has their been many goalkeepers who have gone and managed a team? A few, some more successfully than others Zenga would be the most obvious one around at the moment, Dino Zoff spent quite a bit of time in management, our champions league group has two teams managed bu experienced goalkeepers in Michael Preudhomme and Nuno Espirito Santo managing Bruge and Porto. Some ex goalkeeper managers were abysmal though. Brian Gunn lasted one game at Norwich?
Webbo Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 30 minutes ago, Steve_Walsh5 said: Has their been many goalkeepers who have gone and managed a team? Our very own Jock Wallace.
shen Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 1 hour ago, Col city fan said: There's a shock... Just off the cuff...Milner always seems a level headed bloke. Dunno about his influence in the dressing room though? John Terry could go into management, though I guess he's bound for punditry. Wooney I suppose...though hearing him talk, fook knows how he's ever made a captain, let alone would make a manager? There aren't any obvious stand-outs really? However, I guess plenty of them are taking their coaching badges or plan to. Kompany I think will go into punditry. Theo Walcott just seems too bloody nice. I should've added a as it was somewhat intended as bait
Jimothy Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 39 minutes ago, Steve_Walsh5 said: Has their been many goalkeepers who have gone and managed a team? Nigel Adkins was a goalkeeper before becoming a physio and then a coach.
The Horse's Mouth Posted 11 October 2016 Posted 11 October 2016 2 hours ago, Steve_Walsh5 said: Has their been many goalkeepers who have gone and managed a team? peter taylor, not our one. Slutsky was kind of one
Finnegan Posted 12 October 2016 Posted 12 October 2016 17 hours ago, Steve_Walsh5 said: Has their been many goalkeepers who have gone and managed a team? And sorta...
Wycombe Fox Posted 12 October 2016 Posted 12 October 2016 On 10/11/2016 at 11:34, AKCJ said: Michael Carrick has manager written all over him IMO. I bet he hated that stag night!
Webbo Posted 12 October 2016 Posted 12 October 2016 Most topline players don't need the money anymore. They may think they want to manage but are they hungry enough to do the hard yards learning their trade, coaching the youth team, setting out the cones in training? They don't fear the sack because they don't need the job. I think most managers in the future will be from the lower leagues like Eddie Howe.
Guest Col city fan Posted 12 October 2016 Posted 12 October 2016 59 minutes ago, Webbo said: Most topline players don't need the money anymore. They may think they want to manage but are they hungry enough to do the hard yards learning their trade, coaching the youth team, setting out the cones in training? They don't fear the sack because they don't need the job. I think most managers in the future will be from the lower leagues like Eddie Howe. They don't coach the youth team or set out the cones in training do they? And many won't have to 'earn their trade'. See Neville as an example. Gigs will get a good job before long too if he wants it. And most managers come from the continent, not the lower leagues.
Webbo Posted 12 October 2016 Posted 12 October 2016 3 minutes ago, Col city fan said: They don't coach the youth team or set out the cones in training do they? And many won't have to 'earn their trade'. See Neville as an example. Gigs will get a good job before long too if he wants it. And most managers come from the continent, not the lower leagues. Well the question was about what current players will make good managers. I can't imagine many top players in our league will make top managers.
Guest Col city fan Posted 12 October 2016 Posted 12 October 2016 29 minutes ago, Webbo said: Well the question was about what current players will make good managers. I can't imagine many top players in our league will make top managers. I agree Webbo. Can't see many of them going down the management route at all to be honest. But not because they'll have to ply their trade in the lower league's. But because financially they just won't need to.
foxinsocks Posted 12 October 2016 Posted 12 October 2016 Very few of todays good managers had a stellar playing career. It doesnt stop players doing their badges. . . But will shearer or neville ever make the cut (i would take neville over shearer... but the best bet will be for neither) Stam is a possibility.... yet there are so few. I believe it is because the players are at the centre of those around them during their playing career.. they dont seem to be able to ubderstand and hense to manage others
MC Prussian Posted 12 October 2016 Posted 12 October 2016 Gianluigi Buffon Giorgio Chiellini Alessandro Di Natale Manuel Neuer Alexis Sanchez Sergio Busquets Thomas Müller Luka Modric Javier Mascherano Arturo Vidal Ivan Rakitic Cesc Fabregas Jerôme Boateng Nemanja Matic to name a few. And Totti will one day take over at AS Roma, the one-club wonder.
MarkDeVirus Posted 13 October 2016 Posted 13 October 2016 On 11 October 2016 at 14:05, Arriba Los Zorros said: James Milner He'd send you to sleep during one of his team talks.
Wymsey Posted 13 October 2016 Posted 13 October 2016 Not Joey Barton, he'd do a Pearson and cracked under pressure if situations are poor and damage his reputation even further.
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