FC Bayern München

[Yousif Arsenal]

They tried to get Roger Schmidt and you can guess what he did...

Amorim said he wont leave Sporting.

There a reason why all these manager rejecting them and I'm sure because they offer them short term contract there no way non elite managers reject club like Munich

 

[Sapient Hawk]

There a reason why all these manager rejecting them and I'm sure because they offer them short term contract there no way non elite managers reject club like Munich

I would've said they should try for Frank De Boer, but even they are not that desperate.

 

[albakos]

I would've said they should try for Frank De Boer, but even they are not that desperate.

Phil Brown, Alan Pardew and Steve Bruce are also said to be interested

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

I would've said they should try for Frank De Boer, but even they are not that desperate.

Yes is not even Big Sam time

 

[HattoriHanzo]

Today, media reports emerged that Bayern Munich is considering Burnley’s head coach, Vincent Kompany, as a potential replacement for Thomas Tuchel.

Journalists from Sport1 asked Bayern’s honorary president, Uli Hoeneß, about this, and received a rather epic response.

“Vincent Kompany? You journalists pull a new name out of your nose every other day. No, thank you, we are very happy with De Ligt and Dier", said Hoeneß.

 

[SuperGoon]

What's this? Out of retirement Arsène Wenger??

Makingtrax goes mad!!!!

 

[albakos]

What's this? Out of retirement Arsène Wenger??

Makingtrax goes mad!!!!

The only chance for Harry Kane to get a medal next season.

 

[Menard]

Maybe I'm crazy but I could actually see Kompany doing well at Bayern. He ripped the Championship playing Pep-school possession ball, but obviously his Burnely team couldn't do that with them not actually having players capable of doing it in the Prem, so he was in this weird position where all the principles he instilled in the Championship weren't working anymore, but he also wasn't the right guy able to go full sufferball and grind out results. Different jobs require different skill sets, Dyche for example may well have been able to keep Burnley up this season but it goes without saying that he'd be a disaster at Bayern.

 

[Thrice]

Maybe I'm crazy but I could actually see Kompany doing well at Bayern. He ripped the Championship playing Pep-school possession ball, but obviously his Burnely team couldn't do that with them not actually having players capable of doing it in the Prem, so he was in this weird position where all the principles he instilled in the Championship weren't working anymore, but he also wasn't the right guy able to go full sufferball and grind out results. Different jobs require different skill sets, Dyche for example may well have been able to keep Burnley up this season but it goes without saying that he'd be a disaster at Bayern.

He was completely unable to adapt in the Premier League though. And unlike the other two promoted clubs they spent a lot of money last summer.
I have a hard time seeing him outcoach top managers in the Champions League.

 

[Menard]

He was completely unable to adapt in the Premier League though. And unlike the other two promoted clubs they spent a lot of money last summer.
I have a hard time seeing him outcoach top managers in the Champions League.

I mean yeah but being able to adapt a good Championship squad to the PL is a totally different skillset than what'd be required to win the Bundesliga with a stacked Bayern team. He wouldn't have to adapt anything, he'd just bring his brand of Pep-ball to an elite squad that's far better than 95% of the league. I agree he's still probably too green to make a serious go at the CL with them, but I don't think he'd be some sort of absolute disaster there either.

 

[A_G]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1792905604765265937

 

[albakos]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1792905604765265937

That freak Lucas Moura hattrick over a limp Ajax side led by 7Hag gave this guy a career and he's been getting top jobs ever since

 

[Paperino]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1792905604765265937

This Plettenberg has been all over the place for a while now.

 

[Batman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1792905604765265937

This guy just says anything. Rice left them on read last summer and this clown was acting like it was a done deal.

 

[GoonerJeeves]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1792905604765265937

Plettenberg, that's the bloke who sounds like some mercenary from the Thirty Year's War. Probably as reliable as Gustav Adolf at Lützen.

 

[Riou]

Wouldn't mind Kompany getting a shot at a top club, tbh.. Pep, Zidane, Gerrard and even Arteta had done nothing before getting a break on name/potential value...at least Vinny did well initially with Burnley and has a clear style, doubt Baldy or Zizou could have kept Burnley up anyway.

Plus he was one of the few managers to properly stand up for Vieira, after Palace unfairly sacked him.

 

[Batman]

Maybe I'm crazy but I could actually see Kompany doing well at Bayern. He ripped the Championship playing Pep-school possession ball, but obviously his Burnely team couldn't do that with them not actually having players capable of doing it in the Prem, so he was in this weird position where all the principles he instilled in the Championship weren't working anymore, but he also wasn't the right guy able to go full sufferball and grind out results. Different jobs require different skill sets, Dyche for example may well have been able to keep Burnley up this season but it goes without saying that he'd be a disaster at Bayern.

He doesn't play anything like Pep. That's a lazy comparison that people make because he played under him. Pep's teams are always defensively sound before anything and even he would tell you that he considers himself in some ways a defensive manager. Kompany plays something closer to Angeball with no variation and no plan B and it's a shocking indictment that one of the best defenders of his era wasn't capable of doing something as basic as making his team hard to score against which would likely have been enough to keep them up.

You have to be adaptable at the top level, no matter who you are or who you manage. Even Pep set up defensively against us at the Emirates trying to get a result. Carlo does what's necessary against the given opponent and based on whom he has at his disposal. Arteta got closer this season because he was smart enough to not try to beat Pep at his own game but instead drag Pep into a place he doesn't want to be against a stubborn mid-block and low block.

The notion that a manager who has proven nothing at top flight level is just going to walk into a badly misfiring Bayern and be a success is a strange one. Bayern's problem wasn't scoring, it was conceding. Kompany is yet to show he can stop a team bleeding goals in the top flight and he doesn't exactly have the Bayern back lines we're accustomed to seeing at his disposal.

 

[A_G]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1793242031520686570

 

[Paperino]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1793314124929081828

 

[A_G]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1793363548602847702