Slaven Bilic named as West Ham Manager (09.06.15)
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The Boss in his younger days
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/slaven-bilic-chelsea-could-not-handle-west-ham-s-intensity-in-efl-cup-clash-a3381096.html
If he stops co-operating with them, there is nothing to be gained, and it will only make things worse. (imo)
West Ham will look to appoint former Spain and Real Madrid midfielder Michel as their new manager if they part ways with Slaven Bilic, reports AS.
Bilic impressed during his first season in charge but the Hammers have struggled in 2016/17 and currently find themselves one place above the relegation zone.
According to AS, West Ham are interested in Michel, who is without a club after being sacked by Marseille in April.
Michel has received various offers over the past few months but he does not want to rush into choosing his new team after his experience at Marseille.
He is No.1 on West Ham’s shortlist of possible candidates to replace Bilic, while several Premier League and Spanish teams reportedly want him too.
Foreign speaking coach, no experience of English football being appointed to keep a club up in the most donor tribe league after a poor start?
Must be rubbish.
Must be rubbish."
Pardon. ;lol
;lol
West Ham want to replace Slaven Bilic with Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez if they decide to sack the under-pressure Croatian.
He has overseen the worst transfer window it could be possible to imagine (after one of the best last summer), in fact nothing would have been better than what they did in the summer. We could put that down to qualifying for the Europa, but even if being kind in doing so it was awful as those players are not up to that either.
The board need back him to the most extent possible and he needs sell and buy, he then needs provide results that allow us to finish in the top half of the table, even if only just. If he fails to sort out the squad I think he must take the blame for that in the summer, unless of course there is more to it and the board are not able to support, but you would guess we at least have the money we were going to spend on Zsa Zsa and hopefully they will dig deeper still in the circumstances.
I like Slav and I think he has been a good appointment and will prove to be even better, but now is a big moment for him, the board and the club, their reaction to that moment will demonstrate if he is the manager for us, if the board are able or willing to swim in the most ludicrous and expensive environment that is premiership ownership.
I hope he and they will come through but at present we have teething problems with the move, the squad is not up to the task and we need recruit and retain this January.
Garcia, Mancini, Howe and Benitez all admired within the club.
Quality broadsheet.
No wonder print is dead.
And lets be honest, Masuaku hasn't exactly excelled. He had a couple of ok games (where he was the best of a bad bunch) but then has a mare at WBA and has been crocked since.
Andy Carroll, don't think they would get much with his injury record.