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Risk? Yes! But exciting 18:09 - Dec 16 with 399 views

- worked with 2 top academies
- promoted by Mourinho to assistant
- retained by Ole
- wanted by current set up at Utd
- has worked with some top players in the game
- must have confidence in the package and backing he is going to get to come here
- must have confidence in himself that this is the right opportunity
- will have had the best coaching training at the highest level
- will have many up and coming connections in the game and not the same ‘old boys’

I know we have taken risks before that haven’t worked and this may also come back to bite us. I think his contacts, experience of egos, exposure to training and technology sets him out as different to Paul Hurst for one.

I had no idea out of the other candidates mentioned who I would prefer and none really excited me. This does but that could be because the last decade has sent me delusional.

Either way, I will support him and however he decides to bring in and hope that his confidence in himself to drop down and leave a role at one of the largest clubs culminates in success and his own little legacy

Risk? Yes! But exciting on 18:15 - Dec 16 with 368 views

Metal_Hacker

And this is exactly why I’m excited about this

Hopefully they go back to united and bring a couple of gems our way in terms of a CB and hopefully a LB

Poll:

If it were one or the other

Risk? Yes! But exciting on 18:21 - Dec 16 with 318 views

belgablue

Agree. Fortune favours and all that. I also back him to get us above 11th in league one.

He also isn’t called Paul.
He didn’t play for Dortmund.
He wasn’t appointed by Marcus Evans.
Magilton rates him.

Welcome aboard.

Poll:

Which nickname for ITFC do you prefer?

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