| Frank de Boer on 15:56 - Dec 21 with 4480 views | Thornburyswan |
| Frank de Boer on 15:33 - Dec 21 by TheKirkyLife |
Very interesting thought posted over in the general 'next manager' discussion thread - Bergkamp has just been dismissed along with the entire management team over at Ajax.
What about De Boer with Bergkamp as assistant? Leon stays on the coaching staff, bet Mr. Frank would adore seeing some of his old, passing footage. |
Would get my vote but (1) can't see our board signing off the cost & (2) they'd have to be up for staying if we go down & not sure I can see that either. |  | |  |
| Frank de Boer on 16:01 - Dec 21 with 4446 views | Bloodyhills |
If he failed at Palace because they had the wrong players why does anyone think he will do better with ours? | |
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| Frank de Boer on 16:09 - Dec 21 with 4400 views | JoshTheJack |
| Frank de Boer on 16:01 - Dec 21 by Bloodyhills |
If he failed at Palace because they had the wrong players why does anyone think he will do better with ours? |
Mesa,Leon,Sanches,ki,Freddie,Alf,Wilf(When fit and sharp).Upgrade our wingers and competition for full backs,I think it can be done. |  | | |
| Frank de Boer on 16:16 - Dec 21 with 4350 views | Jokeren1943 |
10 pounds on the return of Laudrup. |  | | |
| Frank de Boer on 16:23 - Dec 21 with 4306 views | Dyfnant |
| Frank de Boer on 16:16 - Dec 21 by Jokeren1943 |
10 pounds on the return of Laudrup. |
Be great, even if just because it’d mean bye bye Jenkins |  |
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| Frank de Boer on 16:24 - Dec 21 with 4293 views | Swansea93 |
Laudrup back with Leon assistant and Curtis back in the coaching would be amazing, but we'll have to pay to get Laudrup back. | |
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| Frank de Boer on 16:34 - Dec 21 with 4226 views | jasper_T |
| Frank de Boer on 13:40 - Dec 21 by pencoedjack |
Won 4 Dutch titles playing decent football at Ajax (the last time they won it)
Palace was the wrong team with the players he had (some could say them same about ours)
More importantly due to his Ajax connections would fuk John the Clog off.
A yes from me |
The quality of football he produced at Ajax was heavily criticised in much the same way Clement's style was at Derby: slow, boring, overly cautious etc. | | | |
| Frank de Boer on 16:37 - Dec 21 with 4201 views | Legend83 |
| Frank de Boer on 16:34 - Dec 21 by jasper_T |
The quality of football he produced at Ajax was heavily criticised in much the same way Clement's style was at Derby: slow, boring, overly cautious etc. |
He's a shoe-in then! | | | |
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| Frank de Boer on 16:39 - Dec 21 with 4181 views | magicdaps10 |
| Frank de Boer on 16:34 - Dec 21 by jasper_T |
The quality of football he produced at Ajax was heavily criticised in much the same way Clement's style was at Derby: slow, boring, overly cautious etc. |
You got that wrong. |  |
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| Frank de Boer on 16:41 - Dec 21 with 4155 views | AustinIsOurHero |
| Frank de Boer on 16:34 - Dec 21 by jasper_T |
The quality of football he produced at Ajax was heavily criticised in much the same way Clement's style was at Derby: slow, boring, overly cautious etc. |
I thought his Ajax team were heralded as a return tot he total football Ajax of the 70's & they were also compared to the mid 90's side?! |  |
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| Frank de Boer on 16:47 - Dec 21 with 4116 views | Legend83 |
'The Dutchman's footballing philosophy centres on dominating the ball in the manner of his former clubs Ajax and Barcelona. In his final Eredivisie title-winning season in charge, Ajax averaged 60 per cent possession.
"Frank has always stood for his football to be attractive," said his twin brother Ronald recently. "He likes teams to be pressing high up and make sure that the ball most of the time stays on the ground, to hopefully have the ball quickly in the possession to try to score."
De Boer prefers to use a 4-3-3 formation in order to fulfil his high-pressing, short-passing tactics, and the off-the-ball work demands a strong team ethic. In that sense, he will take encouragement from the togetherness Palace demonstrated while achieving survival last season. For De Boer, the team is more important than any individual.
De Boer won plenty of admirers for the manner in which his youthful Ajax side won four consecutive Eredivisie titles between 2011 and 2014, but there was also criticism towards the end of his reign. De Boer's side continued to dominate possession, but their build-up play was often slow and unimaginative.
It was more reminiscent of Louis van Gaal than Johan Cruyff, and it led to criticism from his former assistant Dennis Bergkamp after he was sacked by Inter last year. "At times, it seems like he would play a positional game just because he liked positioning, as if the whole aim was to obtain the highest possible percentage of possession," Bergkamp told Santos magazine.
"I don't care much for that kind of football, it's football without any sense. You need to seek adventure. You need to have the courage to play football, the courage to take risks and not refuge yourself in a waiting kind of football." | | | |
| Frank de Boer on 16:58 - Dec 21 with 4036 views | pencoedjack |
| Frank de Boer on 16:47 - Dec 21 by Legend83 |
'The Dutchman's footballing philosophy centres on dominating the ball in the manner of his former clubs Ajax and Barcelona. In his final Eredivisie title-winning season in charge, Ajax averaged 60 per cent possession.
"Frank has always stood for his football to be attractive," said his twin brother Ronald recently. "He likes teams to be pressing high up and make sure that the ball most of the time stays on the ground, to hopefully have the ball quickly in the possession to try to score."
De Boer prefers to use a 4-3-3 formation in order to fulfil his high-pressing, short-passing tactics, and the off-the-ball work demands a strong team ethic. In that sense, he will take encouragement from the togetherness Palace demonstrated while achieving survival last season. For De Boer, the team is more important than any individual.
De Boer won plenty of admirers for the manner in which his youthful Ajax side won four consecutive Eredivisie titles between 2011 and 2014, but there was also criticism towards the end of his reign. De Boer's side continued to dominate possession, but their build-up play was often slow and unimaginative.
It was more reminiscent of Louis van Gaal than Johan Cruyff, and it led to criticism from his former assistant Dennis Bergkamp after he was sacked by Inter last year. "At times, it seems like he would play a positional game just because he liked positioning, as if the whole aim was to obtain the highest possible percentage of possession," Bergkamp told Santos magazine.
"I don't care much for that kind of football, it's football without any sense. You need to seek adventure. You need to have the courage to play football, the courage to take risks and not refuge yourself in a waiting kind of football." |
I think reading that a De Boer / Bergkamp combo is out of the question |  | | |
| Frank de Boer on 17:28 - Dec 21 with 3932 views | jackjackjackjack |
| Frank de Boer on 16:09 - Dec 21 by JoshTheJack |
Mesa,Leon,Sanches,ki,Freddie,Alf,Wilf(When fit and sharp).Upgrade our wingers and competition for full backs,I think it can be done. |
How many of those would get into the Crystal Palace side? | |
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| Frank de Boer on 17:33 - Dec 21 with 3899 views | monmouth |
| Frank de Boer on 16:58 - Dec 21 by pencoedjack |
I think reading that a De Boer / Bergkamp combo is out of the question |
Reading that I think I'd prefer a punt on Bergkamp than De Boer. |  |
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| Frank de Boer on 17:37 - Dec 21 with 3872 views | jasper_T |
| Frank de Boer on 17:28 - Dec 21 by jackjackjackjack |
How many of those would get into the Crystal Palace side? |
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| Frank de Boer on 18:45 - Dec 21 with 3656 views | perplex |
Well if it`s De Boer it may be a little late to install his style of play to keep us up hopefully he can pull it off, he`s going to have something to prove meaning he`ll be up for it big time, if we do then go down and at least we`ll be ready to give the championship a real go playing the style of football we all enjoyed. | | | |
| Frank de Boer on 19:00 - Dec 21 with 3583 views | RevJames |
| Frank de Boer on 14:27 - Dec 21 by TheKirkyLife |
I was a big supporter of bringing him in before that disaster at Palace. If we DO sign him it has to surely be long term with accepting relegation. |
Didn't we say that last time?
Everything the club does is short term and doesn't address the key issues. Changing the manager won't change anything without major restructuring upstairs. | | | |
| Frank de Boer on 20:03 - Dec 21 with 3371 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
Forget this guy he won’t be coming with us in this position |  |
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| Frank de Boer on 20:26 - Dec 21 with 3276 views | Chippy69 |
| Frank de Boer on 20:03 - Dec 21 by oh_tommy_tommy |
Forget this guy he won’t be coming with us in this position |
Agree no one worth their salt would come here, with our fecking clown DOF buying the players,and him being down fairwood every day giving you is wealth of experience.
We need this cancer out of OUR club now
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| They make us feel indebted
For saving us from hell
And then they put us through it
It's time the bastards fell
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| Frank de Boer on 20:29 - Dec 21 with 3259 views | pencoedjack |
| Frank de Boer on 20:26 - Dec 21 by Chippy69 |
Agree no one worth their salt would come here, with our fecking clown DOF buying the players,and him being down fairwood every day giving you is wealth of experience.
We need this cancer out of OUR club now
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You are spot on Chippy ( & Tom) | | | |
| Frank de Boer on 21:59 - Dec 21 with 3092 views | angryjack |
| Frank de Boer on 12:56 - Dec 21 by jackjackjackjack |
Failed at Inter and Palace. Go get him... |
What 4 games do me a favour give him a chance is it... | | | |
| Frank de Boer on 22:12 - Dec 21 with 3030 views | jackjackjackjack |
| Frank de Boer on 21:59 - Dec 21 by angryjack |
What 4 games do me a favour give him a chance is it... |
He lasted 85 days at Inter, and 77 at Crystal Palace, so you'd think there would some reasons why they chose to get rid of him pretty soonish, and not give him more time... | |
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| Frank de Boer on 22:23 - Dec 21 with 2958 views | nyc_swans |
Not convinced by this guy whatsoever. And for what it's worth although everybody assumes he plays beautiful stuff, it's not really the case.
If you last less than 3 months multiple times it means you have failed to get control of the dressing room.
There is nothing about his experience that shows he is the right person for this. He is an egoist who simply wants to be in the premier league. Do not confuse a famous name with a good manager. |  | | |
| Frank de Boer on 22:35 - Dec 21 with 2901 views | Jango |
The very last thing we need is a manager who’s coming off the back of 2 disastrous spells at other clubs. Palace didn’t even score a goal while he was In charge ffs and some on here think he’s gonna bring fast flowing attacking football. | | | |
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