We are dreaming of simeone and Enrique, I think we should all be prepared to be underwhelmed at best, at worse f**king fuming.
We were far better under Poch in the second half of season than we ever were under Maresca.
Amen.
Nope, they wont go for Gary O’Neil. He does fit the Rosenior mould with losing 0-2 and 0-3 at home the last two matches against mediocre opposition though
Seriously, what sort of fantasy world do we live in where we seriously think Simeone or Enrique would take a second look at a mid table club, in a small stadium, that hasn't mounted a seriously sustained challenge on the title for a dozen years, with Conte's 2017 success now looking like an oasis in our recent years. Similarly with TT's CL success tbf. Simeone is the highest paid manager in world football. Enrique is on the brink of being a back to back CL winners. What could possibly interest them in our failing club that these poisonous f**kwits have taken closer to the point of extinction that any Cabra Estates, Subordinated loans, Transfer bans or sanctioned ownership in our previous history.
Laughable.
Simeone is genuinely a pipe dream.
Yeah, Siemone will never happen. Alonso I do have just a miniscule bit of hope for, just because he might look at our players and see young, impressionable players he can control, which might be tempting after his experience in Real.
Oh to be a fly in that boardroom.
You imagine if they do try and hire a decent coach. So rather than another dimwit and yes-man like Potter, Maresca or Rosenoir, we do look at someone WORTHY of the job. But then in the interview, he tells them that in no uncertain terms, he cannot work with a lot of the players in the squad 'cos they are just not good enough. Tells them that he needs a new keeper, a centre back, at least one decent wide man and another striker.
Indeed and on top of that, quite a few of those players handing in transfer requests are likely to sell for less than their book value, so will only increase our financial difficulties.
I agree with you. I don't think that Glasner or Iraola are yes-men (certainly they've shown to have strong personalities when dealing with their respective boards), but at this time what this team needs is a strong character with more experience, someone like Simeone (or Mourinho if he wasn't done at this level) that can set some discipline and cojones in the dressing room, although I really don't like his football and antics. Having watched Palace and Bournemouth some times, I prefer the football they propose to that of Atletico, but the character of Simeone is more required at this point.
