Next Manager Poll

[stevewalshwasgod]

See he managed AZ, links to Joey there maybe, could bring him back

Alex will be excited:icon_lol:

 

[Hammond Organ]

Joey is just around the corner...

 

[teblin]

Would be more than happy with Co Adriaanse.

Is this just a stab in the dark newts based on who he's managed? Or is it a bit of a rumour?

 

[Singth]

did you poo stab me in the dark newts as I am suffering from a bit of ring-sting? Or is it a bit of a rumour?

Gay.

 

[teblin]

Gay.

Your the one with the imagination to think of such things

 

[Singth]

Your the one I think about when I am soaping myself in the shower

Not interested teblin.

 

[teblin]

 

[Steven]

Louis Van Gaal signed Joey, he's a bloke with a fine reptuation

Joey was signed before van Gaal went to AZ.

 

[Steven]

Co Adriaanse

could be the man MM wants

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Co_Adriaanse

Yes please. The Press Conferences would be interesting. :icon_bigg

 

[Hazzman]

Joey was signed before van Gaal went to AZ.

I didn't know that :icon_redf

 

[From Gradel to Grave]

Yes please. The Press Conferences would be interesting. :icon_bigg

Looks like his last job ended in tears.

 

[LCFC 4 life]

MM has appointed foreighners with a good reputation before with pompey and look what happend before Rednapp went back. :icon_wink

 

[From Gradel to Grave]

From the 606 Man City message board when they were linked with him:

comment by PSFieten
posted Jun 13, 2007

In Holland Co Adriaanse is considered to be a 'Louis Van Gaal-type' manager. He always focuses on strong team discipline and attacking (pref. Dutch school 4-3-3) football. His 'Schoolmaster-style' of managing brought him major success with smaller Dutch teams, but big star players seem to think his approach is a bit too childish. (Which is rumoured to have been his problem at Porto).


comment by ElSombre
posted Jun 13, 2007

In Holland Adriaanse is seen as a succesful coach who is firmly tied to the recent successes of AZ Alkmaar. Adriaanse turned them into a top-4 team whilst playing attacking and attractive football. This has always been fundamental for Adriaanse throughout his career, he wants to play decent football.

Although being highly respected in Holland, he never won any silverware here. His first year in Portugal was a success, winning the double. Left because the chairman refused to pay out a promised bonus. This is typical, he is a man of principles.

He is known for his ruthless approach towards his squad. He is authority-based and will certainly lay down some clear rules and structure. He is known to be able to change the behavior of some players and being ruthless to those who do not change. The best example is a player who was known for being hugely talented and a dirty player. He stopped picking up cards and made it to the Dutch national side, making his debut at the age of 34.

Concluding, he is a bit of a unusual, but very good coach. Will try to attack and is perfectly capable of building up a team. Beware of the way he treats the media...

 

[Steven]

MM has appointed foreighners with a good reputation before with pompey and look what happend before Rednapp went back. :icon_wink

This guy can manage. Whether he could do it in the Fizzy is another matter.

 

[The Old Fox]

From the 606 Man City message board when they were linked with him:

he is a man of principles.

..

Ah, there's always a catch. Wouldn't make it here.

 

[From Gradel to Grave]

He shops at Principles.

Ah, there's always a catch. Wouldn't make it here.

Not relevant surely?

 

[Hammond Organ]

Ah, there's always a catch. Wouldn't make it here.

Not true, MM doesn't mind where he shops for clothes.

 

[LCFC 4 life]

Not true, MM doesn't mind where he shops for clothes.

MM tells managers what to shop for and what to buy.
:icon_wink

 

[newtonfox]

Is this just a stab in the dark newts based on who he's managed? Or is it a bit of a rumour?

it was just a thought as we have been looking for this type of manager he would be class IMO .

 

[newtonfox]

Yes please. The Press Conferences would be interesting. :icon_bigg

too right it would :icon_bigg