How good is this Jardim bloke?
Seems like he's done the most Wenger-esque job out of the lot. Pre-2006 Wenger that is.
Unearthing plenty of young talent while playing some great football without spending a ton of money. Shame their team was torn apart last summer, they were awful in the CL this year and it's business as usual in France now. Could be a good time for him to find a new challenge.
HCZ (Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
) was a big fan. When I saw Monaco they did seem to have a good system attacking wise. There's a stat that explains Monaco were the best defensive team in Europe statistically and they were criticised for it, so he changed it the following season and they became the best attacking side statistically. So he can do both.
The problems are he doesn't speak English and he isn't charismatic at all
Ivan seems a big fan though. He mentioned Monaco a few times when referring to their model last season. He can't be worse than Wenger
Jardim is a brilliant manager IMO. I was looking at his Managerial statistics and whilst he hasn't had any glamorous jobs he has done very well wherever he has been, normally top 3 finishes, coupled with winning the league last season with Monaco. He has an impeccable track record of developing youth through clubs systems, he did it before at Sporting Lisbon.
If we can't get Allegri then Jardim would be my choice.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonardo_Jardim
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Another one bites the dust
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We can't hire a manager just because he's nice.
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