The New Manager Thread

[peekay]

The more I read about him, the more I like him. Not too sure if we will win many trophies but we will play some cracking attacking football

He is also a calm person who handles himself with dignity. Even when the media was attacking him from all sides in Madrid, he won the respect of the fans and players by his conduct.

[spanky]

so if he is the next manager then with player sales, he should have at least 40 million to spend(12million+mashers 25million)

Liverpool may have got interesting next season

[McVean]

Voted for King Kenny, but if Kenny has been in meetings with Pellegrini i suppose he must be interested. We'll see..

[ralpal]

Pellegnrini -- the new manager?

pellegrini takes over


translation
National strategist, recently divorced from Real Madrid, where he directed a season, signed by the 'Reds' on Friday morning. The DT continues his career in Europe and qu replaces Rafael Benitez took over as coach of Inter Milan.



Soon the layoff lasted Manuel Pellegrini. Coach Chile will continue his career in Europe and will do another big team with one of the winning stories from England: Liverpool is the new home of the coach. Thus, the DT expressed his wish that long ago, to lead in the Premier League.

According to the coach could find Prensafútbol signed Friday morning with the 'Reds', taking the place occupied a few weeks ago Rafael Benitez, who left England to become the successor to Jose Mourinho at Inter Milan. In this way, a unique set of technical enrroque between Real Madrid, Liverpool and Inter.


On Thursday, the representative of Pellegrini, Marco Piccioli, had said that "we are evaluating the operation and will soon have a new meeting to better define the final details of the contract." This meeting was finalized this morning, with the signing of the link between the former coach of painting 'merengue' and champion of the Champions League in 2005.

[SB]

http://www.cottagersconfidential.com...l-hasCottagers Daily Rumor Mill:

Has Manuel Pellegrini Signed A Deal To Become The New Liverpool Manager?

Is it possible that Manuel Pellegrini has signed on to become the new Liverpool manager? Richard Buxton of Click Liverpool actually had a twitter message about Manuel Pellegrini and Liverpool. Buxton states in his tweet that there is a report from Chile that Pellegrini has signed with Liverpool this morning. Then, Richard Buxton of Click Liverpool followed up his tweet with an article entitled " Manuel Pellegrini set to be unveiled as next Liverpool FC manager - Report"

I also have a report from Prensafutbol. According to this article, Pellegrini signed to become Liverpool manager this morning. If this story is true this is huge news in the football world.


Below is a translated into English excerpt from this Prensafutbol article. The article discusses Pellegrini's agent having talks with Liverpool.

On Thursday, the representative of Pellegrini, Marco Piccioli, had said that "we are evaluating the operation and will soon have a new meeting to better define the final details of the contract." This meeting was finalized this morning, with the signing of the link between the former coach of painting 'merengue' and champion of the Champions League in 2005.

There has been no official word from Liverpool. At this point these articles are speculation. There has been so many rumors regarding this job. I think we are just going to have to wait and see what happens next with this Liverpool managerial saga. I will be following this story and will have an update when more information is available.

[SB]

Voted for King Kenny, but if Kenny has been in meetings with Pellegrini i suppose he must be interested. We'll see..

Welcome mate. Where you from?

[Mike]

Stick this in the new manager thread mods

[SB]

Hoping this is true as I feel he'll do better than Woy

[SB]

Stick this in the new manager thread mods

It's already in there but if this proves to be correct a new thread will be applicable IMO.

[SB]

I'm wondering if he did come to us are there any players at Real who would jump ship and want to follow him to LFC?
Did any players follow him to Real is what I'm asking also I suppose.

[-V-]

I'm wondering if he did come to us are there any players at Real who would jump ship and want to follow him to LFC?
Did any players follow him to Real is what I'm asking also I suppose.

Oh crap, I hope we don't sell Mascherano and replace him with Gago

[SB]

Oh crap, I hope we don't sell Mascherano and replace him with Gago

He wouldn't last long if he did. He'd get slated big time.

[SB]

Welcome mate. Where you from?

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« Reply #3295 on: Today at 01:30:40 AM »
If Pellegrini comes i suppose he's approved by King Kenny and not only the board. Still keen on a Dalglish takeover tho.
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[Mostar]

Hoping this is true as I feel he'll do better than Woy

Same here. I am actually getting excited for a change. I hope there is some truth in this..

[Mostar]

http://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/liverpool-fc/129551-manuel-pellegrini-set-to-be-unveiled-as-next-liverpool-fc-manager.html

next Liverpool FC manager - Report by Richard Buxton. Published Sat 19 Jun 2010 00:00, Last updated: 2010-06-19
Liverpool have reportedly agreed a deal to appoint Manuel Pellegrini as their next manager.

Reports in Chile now claim that the former Real Madrid coach signed a deal with the Reds yesterday morning following negotiations.

Pellegrini was dismissed from his role in the Spanish capital after failing to prise the La Liga title away from Barcelona last season despite his side amassing 96 points and netting over 100 goals.

His imminent appointment is expected to be welcomed by Pepe Reina, who worked under him during his time at Villarreal.

The Spain stopper believes Liverpool can expect a "really tough" season ahead if Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres leave the club following Rafael Benitez's departure and the continuing reluctance of the Anfield board to relinquish significant transfer funds.

He said: "Of course there is concern about Fernando and Stevie. Not just them, but others, too.

"Any team would count on Stevie and Fernando as big names and, for us, it’s the same.

"Without them, it would be really tough to be up there at the top next season."