Ronny Deila Named NYCFC Head Coach / Deila Joins Standard Liège
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I think I feel ok about this over previous mid season departures for a number of reasons.
1. We won the cup last year so everything the club does for me I will give the benefit of the doubt. Additionally we are in a good spot in the season and good results also helps with seeing news in the best light.
2. We have a lot of continuity, coaching staff remaining not too changed just shuffled responsibilities. I know many wanted nick to step up during the ronnyout times, he has a winning pedigree with the man City women, and I think he can continue the culture which drives us. We also have a good squad and a new coach who shouldn't tinker too much.
3. It was quick and all done during the break, no will he won't he sagas, he got offered the job and he left with even a bit of time to spare for the new coaching staff to prep for the next game.
We will miss Ronny for sure but this is about as good as it could have gone for a mid-season change.
1. We won the cup last year so everything the club does for me I will give the benefit of the doubt. Additionally we are in a good spot in the season and good results also helps with seeing news in the best light.
2. We have a lot of continuity, coaching staff remaining not too changed just shuffled responsibilities. I know many wanted nick to step up during the ronnyout times, he has a winning pedigree with the man City women, and I think he can continue the culture which drives us. We also have a good squad and a new coach who shouldn't tinker too much.
3. It was quick and all done during the break, no will he won't he sagas, he got offered the job and he left with even a bit of time to spare for the new coaching staff to prep for the next game.
We will miss Ronny for sure but this is about as good as it could have gone for a mid-season change.
Yes and no. Yes, it can pay for transfer fees. No in that it's not convertible into GAM or other budget mechanisms.
I think this is spot on. Ronny's contract ran through 6.30.23, so a mid-season move was likely always in the cards. And it's entirely possible Cushing is in fact being groomed for the big job, although there are a couple other plausible scenarios. All of which are good, and some of which are extremely good.
We'll be fine.
Where does this June 2023 information originate? Yesterday Tom Bogert reported at MLS that his contract expired year end 2022, like normal. They tried to work out an extension, but failed.
In the aftermath of winning MLS Cup, Deila and the front office began talking about a contract extension. Deila’s deal was set to expire at the end of 2022. No agreement was reached and talks continued throughout the beginning of this season, while clubs in Europe identified him as a potential candidate.
NYCFC explain Ronny Deila's departure, eye "natural progression" with Nick Cushing | MLSSoccer.com
Ronny Deila made good on his promise on a wet, wintry day at Portland's Providence Park last December.
www.mlssoccer.com
It was on transfermrktWhere does this June 2023 information originate? Yesterday Tom Bogert reported at MLS that his contract expired year end 2022, like normal. They tried to work out an extension, but failed.
In the aftermath of winning MLS Cup, Deila and the front office began talking about a contract extension. Deila’s deal was set to expire at the end of 2022. No agreement was reached and talks continued throughout the beginning of this season, while clubs in Europe identified him as a potential candidate.NYCFC explain Ronny Deila's departure, eye "natural progression" with Nick Cushing | MLSSoccer.com
Ronny Deila made good on his promise on a wet, wintry day at Portland's Providence Park last December.
That's where I saw it, on Transfermarkt. One other place, too. Can't remember where, maybe Wild Kevin's reporting out of Belgium.
Belgium is the Delaware of Europe.
The best goodbye message he gave us involved nudity, push ups, and a cup.
old news but for those who didn't see it:
Ronny Deila starts Standard Liege reign with bonkers match
The Norwegian is well liked by the Parkhead faithful after his time in charge of the Glasgow club and his return to Europe has started with a breathtaking affair.
www.glasgowlive.co.uk
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