Maybe they will go for Guardiola now... who knows?Fénix wrote:Monaco's time as a French side being in top of the Ligue 1 is over immediately after they sold 60% of their 2016/2017 team despite the Russian oligarch as an owner and being liberated of all taxes.
So Jardim is fantastic by 2018, after that he gets fired in October, Henry takes over and embarrass himself big time, after just 2-3 months the Portuguese returns as if he was on some sort of vacation and then again last year in December fired, some new guy takes over and of course he fails, too.
Then in summer Kovač takes charge and Jardim is again the candidate.
I mean... what can I say about AS Monaco but how "brilliant". And they expected Kovač to be some savior.
Even if they go after Pochettino and hire him right now, there's a serious chance that he would fail, too. The club is a one big total mess.
Definition of a junk with extremely high expectations.
YlonenXabi wrote:Golovin, Martins, Jovetic, Volland, Ben Yedder, Fabregas, Florentino Luis... they have a decent squad to compete in Ligue 1.
Not with a mediocre coach like Kovac though
Fénix wrote:Monaco are junk, you can count names as much as you want all of them can't make it to the Bayern bench except Ben Yedder.
MUTU wrote:Fénix wrote:Monaco are junk, you can count names as much as you want all of them can't make it to the Bayern bench except Ben Yedder.
Aguillar > Sarr
Lecomte > Nuebel
Anyway, there's a marked difference between being better than 12th place in Ligue 1 to competing with the current greatest team in the world.
Fénix wrote:The club since the 2013/2014 was doing great. They immediately returned to the top of French football with huge investments in quality players and names after they spent 2 seasons in Ligue 2.
But after 2016/2017 and 2017/2018 when they sold almost everything that brought them glory and beauty, they finished 2018/2019 at 17th place, almost getting relegated back to Ligue 2.
Coaches can't do anything since the strategy of the club was changed and put on a completely wrong track.
Last season they finished 9th because the championship was stopped 10 matchdays before the end. Who knows how it would end just as Lyon that finished 7th complained about the season end, but I don't think they would occupy top 4 with Robert Moreno.
If I were Dmitry Rybolovlev, I would return to the first recipe that brought fast expansion of Monaco after the Ligue 2 episode 2011-2013.
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