Peter Bosz

[worc_wolf]

In the running according to Percy

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

Peter Bosz

Hmmmm

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

Scraping the barrel.

 

[Loefah]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1582123028585934848

 

[Padraig]

Looks like Diego Costa in a bald cap.

Is the masterplan Diego Costa in a bald cap?

 

[Loojay]

Well it'd certainly be entertaining

 

[hollo]

Dortmond and lyon get him in.

 

[kidder_wolf_II]

100% going for a stop gap until the end of the season.

This all seems very Paul Lambert to me

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

Looks like Diego Costa in a bald cap.

Is the masterplan Diego Costa in a bald cap?

Define masterplan…

 

[Whirligig Wolf]

Bisz Basz Bosz

 

[Bostin]

Loves to attack apparently

 

[Wonder Boyo]

Seems like he's had a very patchy career. Here's a summary of his style from Wikipedia:

Bosz favours an attacking style of play, based on ball possession and aggressive pressing. Furthermore, Bosz's tactical ideas are heavily influenced by the football of Johan Cruyff.

As a result of this attacking style, Bosz has changed the positions of many of his players. Bosz won plaudits for his conversion of Lasse Schone, who played on the wing for Frank de Boer into the holding midfield position, utilising Schone's technique to enhance Ajax's build-up play. Furthermore, Julian Brandt, was moved from the position of left-winger under Heiko Herrlich into a central attacking midfield position by Bosz, which resulted in a significant upturn in form.

However, Bosz's style does have its detractors. His failure at Dortmund was partly credited to a perceived idealistic attacking approach which left Dortmund continuously vulnerable to the counter-attack.

 

[Jayjaywolves]

No idea who that man is.
I eagerly await the Mix's in depth breakdown of win percentages, trophy tallys, style of football , character profile and heated debate on how Much worse than Martins he is. Sack Jeff and sellars blahblah I love Nuno.

 

[Padraig]

Define masterplan…

Is this Scott Sellars’ search history?

 

[Hawkguy]

Seems like he's had a very patchy career. Here's a summary of his style from Wikipedia:

Bosz favours an attacking style of play, based on ball possession and aggressive pressing. Furthermore, Bosz's tactical ideas are heavily influenced by the football of Johan Cruyff.

As a result of this attacking style, Bosz has changed the positions of many of his players. Bosz won plaudits for his conversion of Lasse Schone, who played on the wing for Frank de Boer into the holding midfield position, utilising Schone's technique to enhance Ajax's build-up play. Furthermore, Julian Brandt, was moved from the position of left-winger under Heiko Herrlich into a central attacking midfield position by Bosz, which resulted in a significant upturn in form.

However, Bosz's style does have its detractors. His failure at Dortmund was partly credited to a perceived idealistic attacking approach which left Dortmund continuously vulnerable to the counter-attack.

I'll take a .500 record and +15 goal differential over what we've had the last few years.

 

[WickedWolfie]

Is this Scott Sellars’ search history?

The search terms were "random unemployed European head coach"

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

The search terms were "random unemployed European head coach"

That would be funny wasn’t absolutely bang on.

 

[woop woop barmy army]

Never heard of him. But managed some big clubs. Just never really seemed to stay long

 

[Daveyboy]

I'll take a .500 record and +15 goal differential over what we've had the last few years.

What does this mean?

 

[Wolf in Wednesbury]

It’s a no from me

 

[Sussex Wolf]

Zenga 2.0

 

[Wolf in Wednesbury]

It’s still a no from me

 

[Wonder Boyo]

I'll take a .500 record and +15 goal differential over what we've had the last few years.

I know you're Canadian and proud, but do you consistently use terms like this just to wind us up?! I thought it was innocent but I'm starting to wonder!

You're welcome to use them on the NFL thread in the OT Forum

 

[WickedWolfie]

Zenga 2.0

Without the great playing history.

 

[Willywolf]

As with many others, his recent record looks somewhat shaky, and Lacazette among other have apparently said they don’t understand his tactics for defending. Who knows. I’ve never heard of him until just now.
I just hope we get a perfect fit and new coach bounce, whoever it is.

 

[Wonder Boyo]

Zenga 2.0

With every new candidate I hear about the more I want Nuno back.

 

[Kcb92]

It's becoming more and more apparent with every passing moment that the ****s in charge haven't got a ****ing ounce of planning and foresight between them.

 

[Adrian_Monk]

Has been an unmitigated disaster in his last three jobs. Just when we thought it couldn't get any worse......

 

[WickedWolfie]

It's becoming more and more apparent with every passing moment that the ****s in charge haven't got a ****ing ounce of football knowledge, planning and foresight between them.

Fixed that for you ...

 

[Sussex Wolf]

Also reported by Talksport tonight, so seems to have legs.

Feels very much like a rerun of when Lopetegui last turned us down and we ended up with Zenga.

 

[Wolf in Kenilworth]

It’s a no from me

It’s a ****ing Bosz off from me.

 

[Jayjaywolves]

Derek Ten hahahag
Poop Guardiola
Wish managers.
Who the **** is this guy.

 

[Wolf 82]

So it’s Nuno, Beale or Bosz?

 

[WickedWolfie]

If the names that we have heard are serious suggestions l am rapidly inclining towards supporting the Shi and Sellars out brigade.

 

[Hawkguy]

No idea who that man is.
I eagerly await the Mix's in depth breakdown of win percentages, trophy tallys, style of football , character profile and heated debate on how Much worse than Martins he is. Sack Jeff and sellars blahblah I love Nuno.

Somewhat shocking. He was a longtime player in both Netherlands and France.

And he's coached some pretty big teams of late. Borussia Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen, and most recently, Lyon.

Apparently Lyon has a much shorter leash than us. They started the season with 4 wins, 1 draw. Then they only picked up 1 draw in the next 5 matches.. but they lost against 4 really good teams. PSG, Lens, Lorient, and Monaco. He was sacked after a draw against Toulouse. Very strange sacking, in my opinion.

Didn't work out for them very well, as they lost their very next game too.

 

[WeAreTheWolvesII]

I wouldn't be against this.

His record is mixed but all the clubs he was with had a clear way of playing that were great to watch. He failed at times there but they're all at levels above us.

I want this side to attack more, to play on the front foot and to start having a go.

His teams do that and a general concern is how they defend. Maybe I'm overrating our lot but if you have Collins, Kilman, Semedo as three of the back four, and Neves sitting in front, I think that's a great base.

Then we'd be getting a coach with good attacking patterns, high pressing - basically everything we're not in the final third.

It's a risk but they're all a risk really.

I think just falling short of expectations with Lyon and doing well on the whole with Leverkusen is on a different world entirely to 15 games with QPR, for example.

 

[Macman]

Id rather we get Lopetegui’s back room team, with him to follow when he is ready.

 

[Bawtry Wolf]

Really don’t think so. Seems to have had his greatest success at Man U which was losing to Man U in Euro League. Just been sacked by Lyon for not winning for 5 games and getting 1 point. Seems to have lost the jobs at Leverkusen and Dortmund for the same reasons. I really don’t want a Zenga/Bruno mark 2.

 

[Wolf in Wednesbury]

So it’s Nuno, Beale or Bosz?

Or BBN … they definitely read the mix

 

[Mark Rankines Lovechild]

Lyon drew with promoted Toulouse 1-1 on Friday to snap a four-game losing streak, its worst run of form in the league since 1991. Bosz was booed by the fans when the stadium announcer read his name before kickoff. Lyon was in seventh place before Sunday’s games, eight points outside the top three spots.

Lyon said the results “remained well below the expectations and goals defined.”
Qualifying for the Champions League has been a target this season for a club that won seven straight league titles from 2002 to 2008.
Bosz is known for his attacking style of play but his teams are also vulnerable to a fast break.

The Dutch coach was already expected to be dismissed last season when Lyon wound up in eighth place for its worst finish since 1997.


hmmm…