06-02-2023, 17:24
(This post was last modified: 06-02-2023, 17:26 by Slick_Footwork.)
Looks like Marsch has just been sacked.
I think it could go either way in terms of Leeds coming in for him...
He's definitely someone they will be discussing. There would be logic to the move. He's known to the clubs hierarchy and well respected at the club, if we believe what's been in the press. He had an instant impact with us, which is very much something Leeds need.
On the other side of the coin, he's relatively inexperienced as a coach in general and didn't do well in his "big" job at Olympiacos. In fact, he did dreadfully. I'm not sure how much experience he has working with big name players and even how close he really was to the first team picture during his time at Leeds. Given Leeds have spent an absolute fortune on players this year, you feel they might want to continue spending on a big name manager who has experience working with top internationals.
I think what it comes down to in the end, is if he is really well respected at Leeds or if it is just paper talk...
Personally I'd be gutted to see him go, as he's the first manager we've had for ages that just understands how to play players in their best roles. I don't think our squad is good enough for promotion this season, but if he did go, you would always be asking "what if" he stayed.
But if Leeds do come in for him, there's no doubt he'll go. Personally after watching them, I think it's going to be a really tough job to keep Leeds up. But having said that, I'm not sure that would put him off given the situation here. Where if we don't go up this season, which is unlikely, we're probably going to be in a right financial mess and not have a penny to spend in the summer.
So I'm hoping they decide that they need an experienced coach. But it certainly wouldn't surprise me if they came in for Corberan, especially if they can't find any big names to take the job.
I think it could go either way in terms of Leeds coming in for him...
He's definitely someone they will be discussing. There would be logic to the move. He's known to the clubs hierarchy and well respected at the club, if we believe what's been in the press. He had an instant impact with us, which is very much something Leeds need.
On the other side of the coin, he's relatively inexperienced as a coach in general and didn't do well in his "big" job at Olympiacos. In fact, he did dreadfully. I'm not sure how much experience he has working with big name players and even how close he really was to the first team picture during his time at Leeds. Given Leeds have spent an absolute fortune on players this year, you feel they might want to continue spending on a big name manager who has experience working with top internationals.
I think what it comes down to in the end, is if he is really well respected at Leeds or if it is just paper talk...
Personally I'd be gutted to see him go, as he's the first manager we've had for ages that just understands how to play players in their best roles. I don't think our squad is good enough for promotion this season, but if he did go, you would always be asking "what if" he stayed.
But if Leeds do come in for him, there's no doubt he'll go. Personally after watching them, I think it's going to be a really tough job to keep Leeds up. But having said that, I'm not sure that would put him off given the situation here. Where if we don't go up this season, which is unlikely, we're probably going to be in a right financial mess and not have a penny to spend in the summer.
So I'm hoping they decide that they need an experienced coach. But it certainly wouldn't surprise me if they came in for Corberan, especially if they can't find any big names to take the job.