Tata really was a special case.
and we let him go to the mexican national team instead of at LEAST interviewing him for USMNT... but i digress...
Tata really was a special case.
none of these guys could handle MLS's salary cap and apparently, CFG's slow process of getting desired players.
I think a big name might not be so quick to leave for a bigger league or club -- most likely in Europe -- as he's presumably already proven himself at that level. Of course I say this with Tata being a perfect counter example to prove me wrong, but besides there always being exceptions, Tata also had accomplished what he came to Atlanta to do --probably much quicker than he dreamed. And Tata didn't go Europe, which is where most rising coaches like PV or Torrent are likely to move up to. Tata really was a special case.
Big as in their media plans.I guess the other issue is what does Ian mean by "BIG." Big for MLS or big BIG?
For sure big name types will get offers. The difference is the PV and DT types come here and from the beginning see it as a way station to something better. A big name is coming here for a different reason -- he doesn't need NYCFC as a stepping stone to something better. So maybe he's coming to prove he can win under any limitations or circumstances. It's a different motivation. And again, this assumes big means really big.i disagree there, if its a big name there will be suitors in europe wanting to bring them because they know they are proven at the euro level. I think if people want long term manager it cant be someone just starting like PV or someone like dome who is just here to fill in. someone like a Porter would be someone to look into ( or hey try a petke) because those guys are probably not good enough to go to europe but can be useful in MLS. they failed with kreis but that was not reason to not try again locally.
tata is a special case but the way i see it: he went to europe, he tried it, didnt work, and came back to this side of the world. no one else got him for their team in europe and he managed both argentina and barcelona. he was probably seen as unproven for europe so the risk was not there to lose him to europe.
I guess the other issue is what does Ian mean by "BIG." Big for MLS or big BIG?
none of these guys could handle MLS's salary cap and apparently, CFG's slow process of getting desired players.
I hate this, I really do. This gives me such bad vibes when I supported metrostars/red bulls and a big reason why I abandoned them as a fan. To have a front office that plays musical chairs with their head coach is a sure fire way of pissing off the fans, for whatever reason.
This is so similar to Hans Backe, petke, Jesse, Chris Armas, not even going back to Richie William's, bruce arena, JCO. This is a sure fire way of not building sustainable success on the pitch and having fans wonder wtf are they doing? Do they even care???????
Not a good day. Even though we knew this was coming.
I think in Dome's case it's both. But the big picture blame is on CFG. What do u think will happen with guys like PV, and Dome, who dont fully understand everything about MLS. Of course they will leave. That's why I am hoping that they hire a guy like Petke, or another MLS coach that will be here for more then 2 years, assuming they are successful.Is this on the front office, or on Dome? By all accounts Dome had issues with how the team/league is run and he wanted out. The front office wanted to keep him.
From what Dome said and what we've heard, I'm not convinced Dome is in the right here, not when we had a top-3 roster in the entire league.
Oh, and is the "new stadium" reference in Ian's tweet something we should pay attention to? I know he has the prayerful hands emoji next to it, but I don't think he'd mention that without knowing something.
hes joining Hertha Berlins board i think.
I'd love to see Petke!I think in Dome's case it's both. But the big picture blame is on CFG. What do u think will happen with guys like PV, and Dome, who dont fully understand everything about MLS. Of course they will leave. That's why I am hoping that they hire a guy like Petke, or another MLS coach that will be here for more then 2 years, assuming they are successful.
For me Petke is the right choice. New Yorker, the players love playing for him, smart, passionate (sometimes to a fault).
Am I the only one who thinks living in NYC is a substantial reason?A big name is coming here for a different reason -- he doesn't need NYCFC as a stepping stone to something better. So maybe he's coming to prove he can win under any limitations or circumstances.