"I am in no hurry to coach and I don't need to" he's quoted as saying.Well after his Chelsea experience and with all that money, you can't blame him. Unlike McLaren etc he's of the stature he doesn't have to tart himself around, he can wait until he's approached. Opportunity will come knocking eventually.
It is not that hard to read between the lines of that Ancelotti interview. He only wants to manage a team that are already playing Champions League football, and since there isn't a vacancy at any of the three clubs who would at this point in time meet that criteria and haven't recently sacked him, he's going to make himself unavailable until such a vacancy arrives. It was a nice dream that he'd pitch up at Villa Park, but since he doesn't consider us up to his level of coaching expertise, f*ck him.
Quote from: ROBBO on June 06, 2011, 12:43:21 PMWasn't there a clause with Chelski that he could not go to a prem side within twelve months.Unlikely because he was sacked. So it would be illegal.
Wasn't there a clause with Chelski that he could not go to a prem side within twelve months.
We should approach him as soon as possible, I wouldn't let his comments put me off.How many Managers down the years have said they wouldn't want the England job?When they're offered it, they're in like Flynn.If we want to progress we need to sit down with him and convince him we're going to do our upmost to compete at the highest level.ORWe can tread water mid table by appointing Hughes or (Blankety Blank) McLaren.
Quote from: Mazrim on June 06, 2011, 12:45:50 PMQuote from: ROBBO on June 06, 2011, 12:43:21 PMWasn't there a clause with Chelski that he could not go to a prem side within twelve months.Unlikely because he was sacked. So it would be illegal.Not if they'd paid up his contract in full it wouldn't.Which is what they will have done.