Fulham have appointed Rene Meulensteen as head coach

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Good. Maybe he'll shut the £#%&! up now

Originally Posted by Jethro

Good. Maybe he'll shut the £#%&! up now

This.

I bet he can't wait to link up with Berbatov again.

Manager by the end of the month.

To 'work alongside' Jol... That's going to work

it must mean Jol is half way out of the door.

Jol is quite a hands on coach. It's hard to imagine both can work side by side.

It reminds me of the time the dippers had 'joint managers'

really frustrating to have missed this story breaking by half an hour

Why not just hurry it along and sack Jol?

maybe he can start by slagging off the other teams down the bottom with them, saying how they'll all collapse.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

maybe he can start by slagging off the other teams down the bottom with them, saying how they'll all collapse.

They've already collapsed, that's why they're down there.

Originally Posted by Zorg

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Originally Posted by Jethro

Good. Maybe he'll shut the £#%&! up now

Originally Posted by Jethro

Good. Maybe he'll shut the £#%&! up now

Nope

"I had a great contract to sign. Unbelievable! I'd never seen such amounts on paper. That does not begin to compare with what I earned at Manchester United. I really haven't become a millionaire, I can tell you. Most people will find themselves scratching their heads when they hear what I earned as an assistant compared to other clubs in the Premier League."

"Afterwards (post leaving) you realise more and more how special it was and what impact there'd been behind the scenes. If I look at United, I see a lot that is out of balance. You can see that from the top down to the pitch. Everyone is getting used to it, because the approach of manager David Moyes is undoubtedly different from what people were accustomed to for 25 years.

"In the last five years we had developed a strategy that worked well for the team, the staff, the players, the whole club. The five years that I have been head coach was the most successful period in the history of Manchester United. Three Champions League finals, we won four league titles."

"That gives me energy. For twelve years I had that feeling at Manchester United and I never felt a moment of pressure or stress. Never. That was the great strength of Ferguson. He appreciated me for what I did and gave me a lot of freedom and responsibility. He knew I always delivered quality on the training, the preparation, during the discussions. At Manchester United I was more or less the manager of the training."

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Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

Nope


Assistant manager.

No, assistant TO the manager.

Etc, etc.




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