a. integrity as he really does seem to be enjoying his work at the Austrian NT
b. Bayern openly communicated that he was the third choice
c. Uli Hoeneß is moronic and openly shits on their current manager
d. coaches tend to be fired for little to no reason at Bayern whenever the lockeroom cancer players Müller, Goretzka and Neuer don’t feel valued enough
he looks very smart tho
what has he done to earn the total control of a major club?
revolutionised German footy and single-handedly built Hoffenheim and Leipzig
>c. Uli Hoeneß is moronic and openly shits on their current manager
Why is his opinion even relevant anymore? Why does Bayern tolerate this old sack of manure strutting around the facility voicing his concerns about every single element?
He's like that demented history teacher at my old school who was still "employed" at 80 years old because his family was dead and everyone was sorry for him, so they kept him around with such important tasks as bringing in the mail and greeting the students.
Rangnick rejecting Bayern.
Rangnick was pretty succesful everywhere he went except Manchester United (so chances are, Manu being Manu isn't an unimportant factor here). He isn't exactly a great fit for Bayern, but in Germany he is decently well respected still (despite his reputation of being a control freak). So Bayern going for him is weird but to some degree understandable with the current market.
However, him outright rejecting Bayern because he'd rather keep his job as some alpine NT coach is a slap in the face for Munich, who see themselves as the biggest club in the world. It's like the loser from some stupid American romcom rejecting the prom queen.
how long can he coast off (not that impressive) achievements from 10-15 years ago? he not only failed at Man United but handled himself terribly
he's 65, the Austria job is the last thing he'll do before retirement. He's just enjoying a low-stress job in an environment where he's super respected and gets to coach players that went through academies that he himself built as head of footie at Red Bull.
Ralf is /comfy/ as frick, and the Bayern job would have been the exact opposite of that.
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
Is it true that Austria is a really good team now?
3 weeks ago
Anonymous
It's not bad, but the squad has too many obvious holes in it (striker, offensive midfield, wingers, fullbacks, keeper, Alaba ded) to make a deep run at a tournament. Rangnick is extracting everything out of his players, but considering how difficult the euro group is, they could play three excellent matches and still not make it out of the group.
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The only smart answer here. Most people go into retirement at his age, and working for Bayern would have been extremely stressfull. Meanwhile doing the gig here has everyone loving him even if we loose in the first round because we drew the fricking french and dutch, so no one would blame him. Then maybe worldcup qualification or not.
Sure Bayern would have paid more, but its not like hes poor. The frick do you do with a few million more at that age? Especially if you exchange them for what time you have left.
His results were admittedly appalling, but United fans still have quite a positive impression of Ralf overall because he exposed all of the main issues at the club (most of which still remain) under the Glazers. I don't think it's fair to say he failed when he was here for just six months, without a summer transfer window
he just never coached a real top club
he will never not be rated here. and he isn’t the first person to fail at United. that whole club is incredibly toxic
>revolutionised German footy and single-handedly built Hoffenheim and Leipzig
with x10 budget of other teams in same league. even a monkey would have promoted those clubs from lower leagues.
>fires the Nagerman for no reason >fires Tuchel for no reason other than spite >talks shit about Tuchel WHILE he is still coaching the team
Huh gee I wonder why coaches dont want to go to this dogged club
If Bayern doesn't think he warrants that then don't approach him. If you want a weakminded homosexual that'll just go along with anything then get Pochettino in
Rangnick rejecting Bayern.
Rangnick was pretty succesful everywhere he went except Manchester United (so chances are, Manu being Manu isn't an unimportant factor here). He isn't exactly a great fit for Bayern, but in Germany he is decently well respected still (despite his reputation of being a control freak). So Bayern going for him is weird but to some degree understandable with the current market.
However, him outright rejecting Bayern because he'd rather keep his job as some alpine NT coach is a slap in the face for Munich, who see themselves as the biggest club in the world. It's like the loser from some stupid American romcom rejecting the prom queen.
dealing with all the bayern bullshit only to get fired and publicly humiliated a year later is a fool's game.
bayern is turning into manchester united, absolute career poison.
Bayern is the ultimate stage for drama, we call them FC Hollywood for a reason. The squad is in need of a major overhaul for various reasons (lacking depth and overall quality, old key players approaching retirement), the pressure to perform on the national and international stage is huge, there are divas in the locker room and especially in the leadership, as Uli Hoeneß is famous for always opening his mouth and attacking whoever he thinks is at fault. It's just a very unpleasant place to work at right now, and Rangnick wasn't treated with a lot of respect in the coming weeks ("He is out third choice, but I think he will accept anyway"). Things are going well for him as manager of Austria, why would he leave that for such a wasp nest?
The worst thing will be replacing Neuer. Nobody is talking about this right now but I can see him getting injured for a long time again and decling in general next year.
Nobody can replace him at the same level. This was Bayern's best buy of the past 20 years.
Kobel would refuse to play for bayern. He's aware how this shit club treated sommer and sommer probably told him in person in the NT camp what a toxic shitshow this club is. If he leaves dortmunt it's never gonna be for this garbage club, probably prem or serie a
NT jobs are comfy as frick and low effort, especially a team like Austria. When you're already earning more than what most people will see in a lifetime in a month, who really cares what 10x that is?
Because of Ulli Hoeneß
Österreich > Bayern
Red Bull > Österreich > Bayern
In dieser Reihenfolge
He may not be as smart as he thinks he is, but he's still smarter than he looks.
a. integrity as he really does seem to be enjoying his work at the Austrian NT
b. Bayern openly communicated that he was the third choice
c. Uli Hoeneß is moronic and openly shits on their current manager
d. coaches tend to be fired for little to no reason at Bayern whenever the lockeroom cancer players Müller, Goretzka and Neuer don’t feel valued enough
he looks very smart tho
revolutionised German footy and single-handedly built Hoffenheim and Leipzig
>c. Uli Hoeneß is moronic and openly shits on their current manager
Why is his opinion even relevant anymore? Why does Bayern tolerate this old sack of manure strutting around the facility voicing his concerns about every single element?
He's like that demented history teacher at my old school who was still "employed" at 80 years old because his family was dead and everyone was sorry for him, so they kept him around with such important tasks as bringing in the mail and greeting the students.
>Why is his opinion even relevant anymore?
He's part of the Aufsichtsrat
how long can he coast off (not that impressive) achievements from 10-15 years ago? he not only failed at Man United but handled himself terribly
he's 65, the Austria job is the last thing he'll do before retirement. He's just enjoying a low-stress job in an environment where he's super respected and gets to coach players that went through academies that he himself built as head of footie at Red Bull.
Ralf is /comfy/ as frick, and the Bayern job would have been the exact opposite of that.
Is it true that Austria is a really good team now?
It's not bad, but the squad has too many obvious holes in it (striker, offensive midfield, wingers, fullbacks, keeper, Alaba ded) to make a deep run at a tournament. Rangnick is extracting everything out of his players, but considering how difficult the euro group is, they could play three excellent matches and still not make it out of the group.
The only smart answer here. Most people go into retirement at his age, and working for Bayern would have been extremely stressfull. Meanwhile doing the gig here has everyone loving him even if we loose in the first round because we drew the fricking french and dutch, so no one would blame him. Then maybe worldcup qualification or not.
Sure Bayern would have paid more, but its not like hes poor. The frick do you do with a few million more at that age? Especially if you exchange them for what time you have left.
His results were admittedly appalling, but United fans still have quite a positive impression of Ralf overall because he exposed all of the main issues at the club (most of which still remain) under the Glazers. I don't think it's fair to say he failed when he was here for just six months, without a summer transfer window
he just never coached a real top club
he will never not be rated here. and he isn’t the first person to fail at United. that whole club is incredibly toxic
>revolutionised German footy and single-handedly built Hoffenheim and Leipzig
with x10 budget of other teams in same league. even a monkey would have promoted those clubs from lower leagues.
Sure, but he invented and shaped a type of play that got copied by many other teams
Bayern is a shit club that doesn't respect their coaches, after they unjustly fired Naggelsman everyone would think twice before going to them.
You made a good point
>fires the Nagerman for no reason
>fires Tuchel for no reason other than spite
>talks shit about Tuchel WHILE he is still coaching the team
Huh gee I wonder why coaches dont want to go to this dogged club
Dieses.
>fires Tuchel for no reason other than spite
what?!
>mountain ape
>stupid
everytime
huh?
He likes to control the whole club, but Bayern already has two guys in charge of transfers, that's not his thing.
what has he done to earn the total control of a major club?
He invented the Gegenpressing
If Bayern doesn't think he warrants that then don't approach him. If you want a weakminded homosexual that'll just go along with anything then get Pochettino in
fixed ManU
They don't look very fixed, anon.
cant hold Ralfie responsible for the frauds which followed. Handed them over in best nick he did
Which one is worse?
Bayern looking to hire Ralf Ragnick or Ralf Ragnick rejecting Bayern?
Rangnick rejecting Bayern.
Rangnick was pretty succesful everywhere he went except Manchester United (so chances are, Manu being Manu isn't an unimportant factor here). He isn't exactly a great fit for Bayern, but in Germany he is decently well respected still (despite his reputation of being a control freak). So Bayern going for him is weird but to some degree understandable with the current market.
However, him outright rejecting Bayern because he'd rather keep his job as some alpine NT coach is a slap in the face for Munich, who see themselves as the biggest club in the world. It's like the loser from some stupid American romcom rejecting the prom queen.
never buy the dip
Throwing an butthole into a building full of buttholes might backfire
dealing with all the bayern bullshit only to get fired and publicly humiliated a year later is a fool's game.
bayern is turning into manchester united, absolute career poison.
Uli Hoeness has been single handedly destroying everything he has built for years now
Bayern is the ultimate stage for drama, we call them FC Hollywood for a reason. The squad is in need of a major overhaul for various reasons (lacking depth and overall quality, old key players approaching retirement), the pressure to perform on the national and international stage is huge, there are divas in the locker room and especially in the leadership, as Uli Hoeneß is famous for always opening his mouth and attacking whoever he thinks is at fault. It's just a very unpleasant place to work at right now, and Rangnick wasn't treated with a lot of respect in the coming weeks ("He is out third choice, but I think he will accept anyway"). Things are going well for him as manager of Austria, why would he leave that for such a wasp nest?
*in the last weeks
The worst thing will be replacing Neuer. Nobody is talking about this right now but I can see him getting injured for a long time again and decling in general next year.
Nobody can replace him at the same level. This was Bayern's best buy of the past 20 years.
What will Kobel cost? 100M?
Kobel would refuse to play for bayern. He's aware how this shit club treated sommer and sommer probably told him in person in the NT camp what a toxic shitshow this club is. If he leaves dortmunt it's never gonna be for this garbage club, probably prem or serie a
What if Uli gets jailed again
Hainer, Dreesen, Rolex etc. are still at the club
it's a club led by a convicted criminal and uli hoeneß
weak mind and low ambition
Kimmich is a Femboy and going to be one of the gay players coming out soon in German football.
neger please, he has four kids already
Didn't he step down from Schalke due to mental health issues? Maybe he doesn't want an intense role.
NT jobs are comfy as frick and low effort, especially a team like Austria. When you're already earning more than what most people will see in a lifetime in a month, who really cares what 10x that is?
>Bayern
>2024
Who in his right mind would not refuse?
Below 8 digits its not even worth considering for a second.
rangnick threw shade at himself bc the subtext of the narrative is now "how embarassing for bayern, if not even rangnick wants to coach you"
bait