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    how about ZOLA..for gm or coach.
    connected to ENG and ITA,speaks good english.
    he is my choice...FAT CHANCE..

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    Im going to harp on Steve Nicol again.

    I dont think there could be a better candidate, he understands youth development, has an eye for talent, has taken the revs to the finals 4 times, won the superliga, and his knowledge of the workings of MLS give him an edge over any imported coach who would doubtless struggle with the silly system.

    Furthermore, it would be a much easier sell getting big name players over here with him as coach. He is one of the most highly decorated ex-players in european football and would command the respect of the highest level players. Unlike Mo, Steve has never scandalised himself or made himself unpopular because he's genuinely a really nice guy.

    His resources and support at yhe Revs have been minimal, but he's made the absolute best of what hes been given, which is considerably less than Mo got, and theres no doubt in my mind he would have taken us to the playoffs in season one had he been in charge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattsp71 View Post
    Bruce Arena
    Sigi Schmid
    Schellas Hyndman
    Steve Sampson
    Paul Mariner-was an assistant at Harvard

    Caleb Porter turned down DC United last year, I just saw that

    What about Colin Clarke he is kicking some butt in the CCL

    Don't forget Bob Bradley who coached Princeton for many years before jumping to MLS in 1996 with DCU.

    Tom Fitzgerald and Greg Andrulis both coached the Columbus Crew.

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    can we talk about this again now?

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    yes please....amen

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    Has anyone mentioned Peter Wilt ?
    a ha ha heh he hoo.. ha

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    Quote Originally Posted by TOBOR THE GREAT ! View Post
    Has anyone mentioned Peter Wilt ?
    yes....http://redpatchboys.ca/forums/showthread.php?t=25048
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    Frank Rijkaard is available.

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    This search should start with one call. Steve Nicol should be the number one candidate. If you can't get him for whatever reason then move on, but he's everything we need.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tfcmanu View Post
    yeah he's under contract though married to a high up exec w/ birmingham...correction use to be birmingham...nevertheless he ain't gonna move to toronto

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    Quote Originally Posted by prizby View Post
    yeah he's under contract though married to a high up exec w/ birmingham...correction use to be birmingham...nevertheless he ain't gonna move to toronto
    and he's done fuck all as a manager so far

    I second call for Steve Nicol. Proven at MLS. Has resume that even primadonnas like DeRo can respect.

    TBH, I think he's exhausted at New England, and both Nicol and NE can use a fresh start. He's worked miracle there for so long (under owners shittier than MLSE!) but last two seasons, due to injuries, losing too many key players and bad luck, he's just not been getting the results.
    Fresh start would do him good. (we'll take Shalrie Joseph while we're at it)
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    Quote Originally Posted by mdc 77 View Post
    This search should start with one call. Steve Nicol should be the number one candidate. If you can't get him for whatever reason then move on, but he's everything we need.
    If the consultant recommends him.

    Otherwise MLSE is going to look at New England's record over the last four years and say, "We did better than that."

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    I think after all the Town Halls and the recent uproar that MLSE is going to be looking make a splash in the coach/GM department. I think this will mean a name outside of MLS to try and attract some fans who might not have renewed their season tickets back to BMO...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ageroo View Post
    bah. :|
    a ha ha heh he hoo.. ha

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    Quote Originally Posted by bee dubya View Post
    I think after all the Town Halls and the recent uproar that MLSE is going to be looking make a splash in the coach/GM department. I think this will mean a name outside of MLS to try and attract some fans who might not have renewed their season tickets back to BMO...
    I still suspect an MLS link. Generally foreign managers haven't done well, NYRB aside. That being said, I think they will go as big as they can.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yohan View Post
    and he's done fuck all as a manager so far

    I second call for Steve Nicol. Proven at MLS. Has resume that even primadonnas like DeRo can respect.

    TBH, I think he's exhausted at New England, and both Nicol and NE can use a fresh start. He's worked miracle there for so long (under owners shittier than MLSE!) but last two seasons, due to injuries, losing too many key players and bad luck, he's just not been getting the results.
    Fresh start would do him good. (we'll take Shalrie Joseph while we're at it)
    c'mon...aren't we trying to get younger?

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    Quote Originally Posted by prizby View Post
    c'mon...aren't we trying to get younger?
    still best DM in MLS atm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yohan View Post
    still best DM in MLS atm
    Not this year. Alonso and Marquez, by a landslide.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yohan View Post
    still best DM in MLS atm
    and assuming JDG is on a no trade clause...do you really think having nearly 2.5mil invested in DM's is a good idea?

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    back on topic:

    Anyone feel that a French coach might be a good option for TFC.

    Paul Le Guen anyone?

    He would have a good in depth knowledge of the French league; there aren't a lot of French players that come over here after all. He spent time at Rangers, so I assume he knows some English. He also coached Cameroon and developed El Hadji Diouf (Senegal), so it might be conceivable to think he would have good knowledge of at least the Western African market, with some good connections.

    Just some food for thought.

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    Quote Originally Posted by prizby View Post
    back on topic:

    Anyone feel that a French coach might be a good option for TFC.

    Paul Le Guen anyone?

    He would have a good in depth knowledge of the French league; there aren't a lot of French players that come over here after all. He spent time at Rangers, so I assume he knows some English. He also coached Cameroon and developed El Hadji Diouf (Senegal), so it might be conceivable to think he would have good knowledge of at least the Western African market, with some good connections.

    Just some food for thought.
    France's answer to Preki.

    Not a good idea.

    Seriously, he's a disciplinarian and has been on the outs with his players quite quickly on the last three clubs he's coached, including Cameroon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jloome View Post
    France's answer to Preki.

    Not a good idea.

    Seriously, he's a disciplinarian and has been on the outs with his players quite quickly on the last three clubs he's coached, including Cameroon.
    just throwing out ideas

    i still look at lyon and go wow (esp now looking at the french league)

    Jurgen Klinsmann? (Does the guy even have any ambition to manage/direct)
    Glenn Hoddle? (I think he's too involved in his academy in Spain)
    Marco van Basten? (guy knows how to score..can he manage a team to score?)
    Alan Curbishley? (took Charlton to the premier league from league 1, but hasn't taken a job since West Ham in 08 since being reportedly offered several
    Kevin Keegan? (still wants to manage, but seems like only prem league)

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    Quote Originally Posted by prizby View Post
    just throwing out ideas

    i still look at lyon and go wow (esp now looking at the french league)

    Jurgen Klinsmann? (Does the guy even have any ambition to manage/direct)
    Glenn Hoddle? (I think he's too involved in his academy in Spain)
    Marco van Basten? (guy knows how to score..can he manage a team to score?)
    Alan Curbishley? (took Charlton to the premier league from league 1, but hasn't taken a job since West Ham in 08 since being reportedly offered several
    Kevin Keegan? (still wants to manage, but seems like only prem league)

    DARE I SAY PHIL BROWN
    Curbishley. The West Ham "outs" were with the crazy Icelandic owner, who has since moved on. Highly talented manager. But he'd be very tough to land, I imagine.

    Klinsmann's interesting. Keegan's mental. Hoddle's also mental. Van Basten is a tough guy, again.

    Whomever it is, it'll have to be someone who knows how to delegate scouting responsibility instead of working on personal knowledge and connections, due both to MLS' salary cap restricting realistic markets for most personnel and the salary cap.

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    I think I read recently that Hoddle took a job managing in Spain's lower leagues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by King Jeff View Post
    I think I read recently that Hoddle took a job managing in Spain's lower leagues.
    that would, as i said, his academy in Spain

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    We need a tough manager. I guess its a Canadian thing wanting the oranges at half type manager, but we have that for over three years and its done nothing.

    We will get one of Nicol, Kinnear or Yallop. I dont want Yallop.

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    I'll do it.

    My record includes winning everything for every single season of my manager mode. Those kind of results are just unimaginable in this industry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jloome View Post
    Not this year. Alonso and Marquez, by a landslide.
    alonso i'll give you that. though he had a rough start in the beginning of the season

    marquez? i dunno. he's played half a season and injured for couple of games. maybe next year, but i don't think he's quite proved his worth yet
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yohan View Post
    alonso i'll give you that. though he had a rough start in the beginning of the season

    marquez? i dunno. he's played half a season and injured for couple of games. maybe next year, but i don't think he's quite proved his worth yet
    remember that goal he scored on tfc with ... i do

    nuff said

 

 

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