Yes, a lot of works but he has been doing so well.
He used to be one of the world's best and the club big legend too. I think it would help him in controlling the dressing room, which is very important at a club and a squad like Real as you said.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Yes, a lot of works but he has been doing so well.
He used to be one of the world's best and the club big legend too. I think it would help him in controlling the dressing room, which is very important at a club and a squad like Real as you said.
Real's Pep. They are turning into one of the best CL sides ever. If they beat Juve, they'll be there.
One faced the best football team of this generation when his team were in disarray while the other had the fortune of managing when the same rivals are nowhere close to those level. I don't have any unwanted urge to defend Mourinho, but if you intended the post as bigging up Zidane at the expense of Jose I think it's highly unfair.
oh man
This thread is a great read.
Absolutely spot on. I really hate when i see comments like "me and my dog can manage this top side". No, YOU CAN'T. Not everybody can manage top top sides even coaches with a good reputation. For example i think that the likes of Klopp, Emery or Pochettino would fail badly at Real or Barca.
I said Hazard was going to replace Ronaldo in the long run, I still believe that.And you wanted ronaldo out
Back to back CL trophies would be some achievement. I fancy them to beat Juve they are just too good. Zidane is doing a fantastic job there.
I still can't believe that I'm behind him.
Must admit I never expected him to be this successful.
1 La Liga, 1 CL with a possibility of a second in 2 years is amazing
1 La Liga, 1 CL with a possibility of a second in 2 years is amazing
What merit does Zidane have in Bale getting injured and Isco bettering the side ten folds?
Zidane is doing a brilliant job and rightly deserves a lot of accolades but you're really jumping the gun here.
Zidane has to do a lot to be compared to Mourinho purely in terms of longevity, success around the world at multiple clubs, bringing up his own team and succeeding etc.
Maybe he will one day get there but till then, these posts are simply stupid to make
Didn't they already have a pretty big points lead even when Bale was starting?
Obviously Zidane will be praised for winning back-to-back CL's but just look at that squad. Their bench is unmatched by other clubs and most of their players are in their prime years...
City got the wrong bald manager.
He'll probably get sacked for not scoring more.
UCL Final 16/17: Juventus 1-4 Real Madrid
Back to back UCL winning manager.
Perez is a genius
He's matched our entire European Cup collection in 4 seasons
He's matched our entire European Cup collection in 4 seasons
Credit where's it's due to Zidane. I didn't think he'd make a successful transition to manager but he's done so impressively.
Considering his legendary status as a player and now manager for the club, he should have the job for as long as he wants. Even with the inevitable downfall.
But we know how Madrid politics work...
Considering his legendary status as a player and now manager for the club, he should have the job for as long as he wants. Even with the inevitable downfall.
But we know how Madrid politics work...
So, probably not shit at this management thing?
Pep will be spitting feathers.
Can't see him leaving Madrid anytime soon. Could wind up the winningest manager of all time just a few years.
He'll be sacked within a year or two. Luckiest manager to win the UCL alongside Di Matteo - though lucky for different reasons.
Incredible by him.
In an era of poets, with their philosophies and heavy metal football, Zidane has shown to be as good a manager as anyone.
He might not go gaga for gegenpressing but Zidane knows to put out well balanced sides, which maximise the strengths of his best players.
Respect.
He might not go gaga for gegenpressing but Zidane knows to put out well balanced sides, which maximise the strengths of his best players.
Respect.
Amazing start to his senior managerial career in fairness
The new special one
Equaled Fergie's haul already. Madness we only won 2 under Fergie.
He'll leave before he has to rebuild this side. If he chooses his next club perfectly he could shit over the CL
Bloody hell Zidane!
No one seems to talk about him when they list the best managers in the world
Let's properly judge him once he needs to rebuild/form his own team.
All of this current bunch of players aren't even his.
All of this current bunch of players aren't even his.
When a manager struggles, this is used in their defence. And when someone does well, it's used as a criticism?
Both can be valid.
Hold on. It's hardly a criticism. All I'm saying is that before we call him greatest manager of all time, let's just see how he rebuilds.
Hardly contreversial.
He definitely has the respect of the players.
Delighted for him.
Surely, we need to take his name alongside Pep, Mourinho and Ancelloti as the greatest club managers right now
He's definitely kicked the door to that club down in the last 18 months
Just got lucky with his squad. If he actually had to go somewhere and build a team, dollars to donuts, he'd be shite.
I'll reserve judgement till he wins stuff with the U18s and youth teams. Till then, Pepism reigns supreme.
Do not underestimate the job that Zidane has done. Rafa Benitez and Carlo Ancelotti were also managers of this team.