Why are they so allergic to the idea of a Spaniard in charge? Spanish managers are widely regarded to be the best in the world for at least the past decade. Most of today's top managers are Spanish. Most notably>Pep>Luis Enrique>Arteta>Emery>de la Fuente(say what you want about any of them, ">poop" ">sharteta", but you can't deny their success)But it's almost as if Manure have gone out of their way to buck the trend. Some sort of autistic misplaced pride. They missed out on the Spanish train at the start, and they don't want to hop on belatedly because that would be an admission of being wrong in the first place, so they stubbornly double, triple, quadruple down on anyone but a Spaniard. Kind of like Playstation refusing to adopt the modern analog stick vs dpad placement despite almost all modern games using the stick rather than dpad, or Xbox continuing with retarded console names instead of just admitting they should have gone with numbered from the start.Poch I suppose is a step in the right direction, he's an Argie, a Spanish-speaker. A quasi-Spaniard, a pseudo-Spaniard. Still not proper Spanish though innit.
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what did the yank think he solved by signing his own post?
>>158594305what part of spain is argentina in
>>158594305Poch didn't even make the list The top soccer managers from Spain and Argentina right now include leading figures in both international and club football:Top Coaches from SpainPep Guardiola: Widely regarded as one of the greatest tactical innovators in football history, known for popularizing modern possession-based play ("tiki-taka") and building dominant club sides.Luis de la Fuente: Cemented his status as a premier manager by leading the Spain national team to major tournament glory, including Euro 2024 and a strong run to the 2026 World Cup final.Luis Enrique: The Paris Saint-Germain boss is celebrated for his tactical flexibility, winning major domestic and European honors.Mikel Arteta: Transformed Arsenal into consistent Premier League title contenders with intense tactical discipline and control.Unai Emery: Renowned for his European pedigree and tactical acumen, guiding Aston Villa to remarkable heights in domestic and continental play.Xabi Alonso: Quickly rose through the coaching elite after steering high-profile sides with energetic, attacking philosophies.Top Coaches from ArgentinaLionel Scaloni: The mastermind behind Argentina's modern golden era, leading La Albiceleste to the 2021 Copa América, the 2022 Finalissima, the 2022 FIFA World Cup, the 2024 Copa América, and the 2026 World Cup final.Diego Simeone: One of the longest-serving and most successful managers in club football, famed for his gritty, highly organized, and passionate style at Atlético Madrid.Marcelo Bielsa: An iconic tactical pioneer and mentor to many of the game's top modern managers, currently leading Uruguay after decades of influential club and national team work
>>158594370Low effort AI response. didn't read, also you're brown
>>158594305amerilard education
>>158594414I'm white. Hence the low effort. I delegate menial work to Mexicans like you. I mean do you really think a non-Mexican is going to waste time thinking out coaches instead of just delegating it to AI like a white person?Do you think browns have secretaries? No thats why you don't understand the concept
>>158594028Rumors about Xavi stayed at just that. No sane Spanish coach wants to take over that dumpster fire
>>158594028Beggars can't be choosers, United have now been rejected by Eddie How, Unai Emery and Didier Deschamps, Poch is the only guy who wanted the job
>>158594305Poch is like half catalán at this point. You're right, bro.
>Scottish (on fergie's recommendation)>Dutch>Portuguese>Norwegian (former player)>German (interim)>Dutch>Portuguese>English (interim, then full-time) (former player)>ArgentinianAnyone but a Spaniard
