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From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich 13:13 - May 25 with 756 views

Vincent Kompany has done OK hasn't he.

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From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich on 13:29 - May 25 with 711 views

BloomBlue

Well I guess not being Italian gave him a head start.

From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich on 13:36 - May 25 with 698 views

Trequartista

That's not even the biggest "How did he get that job?" of today.

Wayne Rooney has another job in the Championship.

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From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich on 13:54 - May 25 with 656 views

blueasfook

From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich on 13:36 - May 25 by Trequartista
That's not even the biggest "How did he get that job?" of today. Wayne Rooney has another job in the Championship. [Post edited 25 May 13:37]

Surely his last if he doesn't make a good go of this one. Even Frank Lampard has now conceded management isn't for him after four goes at it.

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From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich on 17:33 - May 25 with 563 views

NthYorkshireBlue

From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich on 13:54 - May 25 by blueasfook
Surely his last if he doesn't make a good go of this one. Even Frank Lampard has now conceded management isn't for him after four goes at it.

He did a great job with very limited resources at Derby and also did well in the States. Birmingham was a silly move but he’s really not looked that bad as a manager if you look at it pragmatically.

From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich on 17:41 - May 25 with 539 views

WD19

Kompany will do OK there and will be up amongst the favourites to replace Pep when the time comes. His biggest flaw seemed to be sticking to his principles too much. That is less of an issue if you have better players.

From relegation with Burnley to coach of Bayern Munich on 19:10 - May 25 with 416 views

itfcserbia

Just goes to show even if he gets relegated with us next season, McKenna's stock will not drop off. Good managers/characters don't just lose their value overnight. Tbh he'd probably be the last person to blame if we got relegated. So he will stay, cause there's nothing to fear.

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