Trainerkarussell!
30.04.2013 - 13:52 Uhr
05.05.2013 - 10:58 Uhr
Mein Traum wäre ja Schmadtke / Rangnick
und als Co Trainer Büskens und von mir aus Herrmann naja ich werde dann mal aufwachen ;)
und als Co Trainer Büskens und von mir aus Herrmann naja ich werde dann mal aufwachen ;)
05.05.2013 - 11:04 Uhr
Zitat von RGB277740:
Die Sache ist die , bei Keller habe ich das Gefühl das er eine Mannschaft stabilisieren kann , aber eine Mannschaft bzw. UNSERE auf ein höheres Level zuführen , das komplette Potenzial auszunutzen ? - Davon bin ich nicht überzeugt. Er wird es auch nicht schaffen eine Spielphilosophie der Mannschaft einzuprägen die diese konstant verfolgen wird. Das traue ich auch nur sehr wenigen Trainern zu , muss ich dazu sagen. Momentan sind es nur Tuchel,Klopp und Rangnick. Ich hoffe ich täusche mich dort in Keller , davon ausgehen tue ich aber nicht.
Genau das ist der Punkt!!! Klar hat Keller unsere Mannschaft stabilisiert aber was kommt jetzt? Ist der er der richtige Mann der unser Mentalitätsproblem in den Griff bekommt, was wir ohne Frage ja haben. Das hat richtigerweise HH auch erkannt. Da müssen sich die Verantwortlichen ernsthafte Gedanken machen. Die Frage ist wer als Alternative in Frage kommt? Äffe? Weiß nicht ....interessant wäre es alle mal auch in der Kombination mit Co Trainer Herrmann oder kommt der so oder so? Wenn man sich die letzten Jahre anschaut hatten eigentlich nie ein glückliches Händchen was das betrifft außer ein zwei Ausnahmen (Rangncik, Slomka) ....im Endeffekt wird es immer Unruhe geben bei uns! Für manche inkl. mich ist Keller nicht gut genug...installiert man Effenberg spaltet man wieder die Fans....beides keine optimale Lösung um da mal auch mittelfristiger zu denken. Auch wenn es schon eine Reihe Dementis gab bezüglich Tuchel sollte man alles daran setzten Ihn zu verpflichten. Ich denke er hätte da ein gewissen Kredit und wir hätten verhältnismäßig auch mal Ruhe im Umfeld...damit so ein Mann auch mal vernünftig arbeiten kann. Seine Fähigkeiten als Coach sind ja unbestritten. Nennt mich Pessimist aber bei der Trainerfrage werden wir unser schlechtes Händchen beibehalten und der Boulevard wird jeden Tag was zu schreiben haben.....ich hoffe ich werde eines viel viel bessern belehrt und Keller man einen weltklasse Job und wir spielen nächste Saison einen Fussball der unseren Kader auch gerecht wird. Aktuell ist es unabhängig von den Ergebnissen nicht das was ich mir so vorstelle. Mainz, Frankfurt und Freiburg haben mMn über den längeren Zeitraum besseren Fußball gespielt gepaart mit Struktur und System. Da müssen wir doch hinkommen das wir unser Spiel einfach jedem Gegner aufdrücken sollten ....so wie es 4-5 Teams in der Bundesliga machen. So oder so ich werde jeden Trainer so gut es unterstützen. Glück auf.
Die Sache ist die , bei Keller habe ich das Gefühl das er eine Mannschaft stabilisieren kann , aber eine Mannschaft bzw. UNSERE auf ein höheres Level zuführen , das komplette Potenzial auszunutzen ? - Davon bin ich nicht überzeugt. Er wird es auch nicht schaffen eine Spielphilosophie der Mannschaft einzuprägen die diese konstant verfolgen wird. Das traue ich auch nur sehr wenigen Trainern zu , muss ich dazu sagen. Momentan sind es nur Tuchel,Klopp und Rangnick. Ich hoffe ich täusche mich dort in Keller , davon ausgehen tue ich aber nicht.
Genau das ist der Punkt!!! Klar hat Keller unsere Mannschaft stabilisiert aber was kommt jetzt? Ist der er der richtige Mann der unser Mentalitätsproblem in den Griff bekommt, was wir ohne Frage ja haben. Das hat richtigerweise HH auch erkannt. Da müssen sich die Verantwortlichen ernsthafte Gedanken machen. Die Frage ist wer als Alternative in Frage kommt? Äffe? Weiß nicht ....interessant wäre es alle mal auch in der Kombination mit Co Trainer Herrmann oder kommt der so oder so? Wenn man sich die letzten Jahre anschaut hatten eigentlich nie ein glückliches Händchen was das betrifft außer ein zwei Ausnahmen (Rangncik, Slomka) ....im Endeffekt wird es immer Unruhe geben bei uns! Für manche inkl. mich ist Keller nicht gut genug...installiert man Effenberg spaltet man wieder die Fans....beides keine optimale Lösung um da mal auch mittelfristiger zu denken. Auch wenn es schon eine Reihe Dementis gab bezüglich Tuchel sollte man alles daran setzten Ihn zu verpflichten. Ich denke er hätte da ein gewissen Kredit und wir hätten verhältnismäßig auch mal Ruhe im Umfeld...damit so ein Mann auch mal vernünftig arbeiten kann. Seine Fähigkeiten als Coach sind ja unbestritten. Nennt mich Pessimist aber bei der Trainerfrage werden wir unser schlechtes Händchen beibehalten und der Boulevard wird jeden Tag was zu schreiben haben.....ich hoffe ich werde eines viel viel bessern belehrt und Keller man einen weltklasse Job und wir spielen nächste Saison einen Fussball der unseren Kader auch gerecht wird. Aktuell ist es unabhängig von den Ergebnissen nicht das was ich mir so vorstelle. Mainz, Frankfurt und Freiburg haben mMn über den längeren Zeitraum besseren Fußball gespielt gepaart mit Struktur und System. Da müssen wir doch hinkommen das wir unser Spiel einfach jedem Gegner aufdrücken sollten ....so wie es 4-5 Teams in der Bundesliga machen. So oder so ich werde jeden Trainer so gut es unterstützen. Glück auf.
05.05.2013 - 11:04 Uhr
05.05.2013 - 14:34 Uhr
Quelle: www.sport1.de
Die Gerüchte in der Trainerfrage beim Fußball-Bundesligisten Schalke 04 schießen weiter ins Kraut. Wie die britische Tageszeitung "Mail on Sunday" berichtet, soll der Spanier Rafa Benitez neuer Wunschkandidat der Schalker sein. Es sollen bereits Kontakt hergestellt worden sein.
Benitez trainiert derzeit den FC Chelsea und steht mit den Blues im Europa-League-Endspiel am 15. Mai in Amsterdam gegen Benfica Lissabon. Sein Abschied zum Saisonende ist aber besiegelt, sein Nachfolger soll Jose Mourinho (Real Madrid) werden.
Benitez soll Interesse an dem Job bei den Königsblauen geäußert haben, aber auch bei Paris St. Germain Kandidat für die Nachfolge des wechselwilligen Carlo Ancelotti sein. Dieser gilt als Favorit auf die Nachfolge von Mourinho bei Real.
Der 53 Jahre alte Benitez könnte im Falle eines Triumphs der erste Trainer nach Udo Lattek sein, der mit drei Vereinen einen Europacup gewinnt. 2004 gewann er mit dem FC Valencia den UEFA-Cup, ein Jahr später mit dem FC Liverpool die Champions League.
Bisher galten bei Schalke Amtsinhaber Jens Keller oder Ex-Nationalspieler Stefan Effenberg als Favoriten auf den Trainerposten in der kommenden Saison.
Benitez?
Benitez trainiert derzeit den FC Chelsea und steht mit den Blues im Europa-League-Endspiel am 15. Mai in Amsterdam gegen Benfica Lissabon. Sein Abschied zum Saisonende ist aber besiegelt, sein Nachfolger soll Jose Mourinho (Real Madrid) werden.
Benitez soll Interesse an dem Job bei den Königsblauen geäußert haben, aber auch bei Paris St. Germain Kandidat für die Nachfolge des wechselwilligen Carlo Ancelotti sein. Dieser gilt als Favorit auf die Nachfolge von Mourinho bei Real.
Der 53 Jahre alte Benitez könnte im Falle eines Triumphs der erste Trainer nach Udo Lattek sein, der mit drei Vereinen einen Europacup gewinnt. 2004 gewann er mit dem FC Valencia den UEFA-Cup, ein Jahr später mit dem FC Liverpool die Champions League.
Bisher galten bei Schalke Amtsinhaber Jens Keller oder Ex-Nationalspieler Stefan Effenberg als Favoriten auf den Trainerposten in der kommenden Saison.
05.05.2013 - 14:45 Uhr
Zitat von Kenia:
Benitez?
Hauptsache Sport1 schreibt das, nachdem sie Effenberg schon als fix vermeldet haben. :rolleyes
Benitez?
Hauptsache Sport1 schreibt das, nachdem sie Effenberg schon als fix vermeldet haben. :rolleyes
05.05.2013 - 14:49 Uhr
05.05.2013 - 14:51 Uhr
Zitat von MariusF:
Zitat von Kenia:
Benitez?
Hauptsache Sport1 schreibt das, nachdem sie Effenberg schon als fix vermeldet haben. :rolleyes
Im Doppelpass heute meinte Wontorra, dass Sport 1 aus sicheren Quellen wüsste, dass Effenberg neuer Trainer wird.
Peinlich.
Mittlerweile weiß ich nicht mehr was ich haben will, außer Rangnick oder Slomka :(
Einen Benitez zu holen wäre richtig schlecht, da kann man auch mit Keller weitermachen.
Effenberg kann ich nicht einschätzen..
Den Co-Trainer von Heynckes zu holen halte ich für eine vom Trainer unabhängig gute Idee.
Zitat von Kenia:
Benitez?
Hauptsache Sport1 schreibt das, nachdem sie Effenberg schon als fix vermeldet haben. :rolleyes
Im Doppelpass heute meinte Wontorra, dass Sport 1 aus sicheren Quellen wüsste, dass Effenberg neuer Trainer wird.
Peinlich.
Mittlerweile weiß ich nicht mehr was ich haben will, außer Rangnick oder Slomka :(
Einen Benitez zu holen wäre richtig schlecht, da kann man auch mit Keller weitermachen.
Effenberg kann ich nicht einschätzen..
Den Co-Trainer von Heynckes zu holen halte ich für eine vom Trainer unabhängig gute Idee.
05.05.2013 - 14:52 Uhr
Quelle: www.dailymail.co.uk
We want Benitez! As Mourinho lurks, German outfit Schalke set sights on interim Chelsea manager to join football revival
Rafa Benitez will be offered the chance to join Germany's footballing renaissance next season, with Schalke chasing him as their No 1 choice to be new manager.
Benitez, who takes on arch-rival Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford today as Chelsea continue in their quest to qualify for the Champions League, is the leading contender to take over at the Bundesliga club.
With the current ascendancy of Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, who will contest the Champions League final at Wembley on May 25, Germany is now an increasingly attractive option for managers.
If Benitez makes the move, he would find himself pitting his wits against compatriot Pep Guardiola, who is joining Bayern Munich, adding to the Bundesliga's growth in global stature.
Schalke is an attractive option as the club play in a state of the art, 61,000 capacity stadium and last season enjoyed a higher average attendance than Arsenal.
The club, based in the industrial region of north-west Germany, are considered one of the biggest in the country and were Champions League semi-finalists in 2011, losing to Manchester United.
Benitez is enjoying a strong finish to his time as interim manager at Chelsea, having been voted manager of the month and taking the club to the Europa League final.
If Chelsea can secure Champions League qualification and win the Europa League, Benitez is likely to be receive further offers, with Paris Saint-German remaining a possibility, given the imminent departure of Carlo Ancelotti to join Real Madrid.
Schalke currently have an interim manager, Jens Keller, who took over when the previous incumbent, Huub Stevens, was sacked in December.
Benitez would welcome the opportunity to work at a club like Schalke in an increasingly high profile league.
Going into today's clash at Old Trafford, he emphasised how much he has enjoyed coaching this Chelsea team, saying that he relishes taking on his old foe Six Alex Ferguson when he can compete on an equal level.
'If I have a good team, yes, I like these games,' he said. 'When you have a good team and you can manage a team properly, then I do enjoy it. It is a challenge for me.'
But he insisted that he has not enjoyed the constant sparring with Ferguson.
'No, I don't like personal confrontation,' he said, 'but you want to stand up. The manager is there and you are close to him [on the touchline], so if he wants to fight, you have to fight. I don't have a problem with that but I like to concentrate on football issues.'
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Rafa Benitez will be offered the chance to join Germany's footballing renaissance next season, with Schalke chasing him as their No 1 choice to be new manager.
Benitez, who takes on arch-rival Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford today as Chelsea continue in their quest to qualify for the Champions League, is the leading contender to take over at the Bundesliga club.
With the current ascendancy of Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, who will contest the Champions League final at Wembley on May 25, Germany is now an increasingly attractive option for managers.
If Benitez makes the move, he would find himself pitting his wits against compatriot Pep Guardiola, who is joining Bayern Munich, adding to the Bundesliga's growth in global stature.
Schalke is an attractive option as the club play in a state of the art, 61,000 capacity stadium and last season enjoyed a higher average attendance than Arsenal.
The club, based in the industrial region of north-west Germany, are considered one of the biggest in the country and were Champions League semi-finalists in 2011, losing to Manchester United.
Benitez is enjoying a strong finish to his time as interim manager at Chelsea, having been voted manager of the month and taking the club to the Europa League final.
If Chelsea can secure Champions League qualification and win the Europa League, Benitez is likely to be receive further offers, with Paris Saint-German remaining a possibility, given the imminent departure of Carlo Ancelotti to join Real Madrid.
Schalke currently have an interim manager, Jens Keller, who took over when the previous incumbent, Huub Stevens, was sacked in December.
Benitez would welcome the opportunity to work at a club like Schalke in an increasingly high profile league.
Going into today's clash at Old Trafford, he emphasised how much he has enjoyed coaching this Chelsea team, saying that he relishes taking on his old foe Six Alex Ferguson when he can compete on an equal level.
'If I have a good team, yes, I like these games,' he said. 'When you have a good team and you can manage a team properly, then I do enjoy it. It is a challenge for me.'
But he insisted that he has not enjoyed the constant sparring with Ferguson.
'No, I don't like personal confrontation,' he said, 'but you want to stand up. The manager is there and you are close to him [on the touchline], so if he wants to fight, you have to fight. I don't have a problem with that but I like to concentrate on football issues.'
05.05.2013 - 14:56 Uhr
Zitat von s04ass:
www.dailymail.co.uk:
We want Benitez! As Mourinho lurks, German outfit Schalke set sights on interim Chelsea manager to join football revival
Rafa Benitez will be offered the chance to join Germany's footballing renaissance next season, with Schalke chasing him as their No 1 choice to be new manager.
Benitez, who takes on arch-rival Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford today as Chelsea continue in their quest to qualify for the Champions League, is the leading contender to take over at the Bundesliga club.
With the current ascendancy of Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, who will contest the Champions League final at Wembley on May 25, Germany is now an increasingly attractive option for managers.
If Benitez makes the move, he would find himself pitting his wits against compatriot Pep Guardiola, who is joining Bayern Munich, adding to the Bundesliga's growth in global stature.
Schalke is an attractive option as the club play in a state of the art, 61,000 capacity stadium and last season enjoyed a higher average attendance than Arsenal.
The club, based in the industrial region of north-west Germany, are considered one of the biggest in the country and were Champions League semi-finalists in 2011, losing to Manchester United.
Benitez is enjoying a strong finish to his time as interim manager at Chelsea, having been voted manager of the month and taking the club to the Europa League final.
If Chelsea can secure Champions League qualification and win the Europa League, Benitez is likely to be receive further offers, with Paris Saint-German remaining a possibility, given the imminent departure of Carlo Ancelotti to join Real Madrid.
Schalke currently have an interim manager, Jens Keller, who took over when the previous incumbent, Huub Stevens, was sacked in December.
Benitez would welcome the opportunity to work at a club like Schalke in an increasingly high profile league.
Going into today's clash at Old Trafford, he emphasised how much he has enjoyed coaching this Chelsea team, saying that he relishes taking on his old foe Six Alex Ferguson when he can compete on an equal level.
'If I have a good team, yes, I like these games,' he said. 'When you have a good team and you can manage a team properly, then I do enjoy it. It is a challenge for me.'
But he insisted that he has not enjoyed the constant sparring with Ferguson.
'No, I don't like personal confrontation,' he said, 'but you want to stand up. The manager is there and you are close to him [on the touchline], so if he wants to fight, you have to fight. I don't have a problem with that but I like to concentrate on football issues.'12345
Also I don´t want Benitez. Gut, dass bisher nur Sport1 und die Dailyfail davon berichten.
www.dailymail.co.uk:
We want Benitez! As Mourinho lurks, German outfit Schalke set sights on interim Chelsea manager to join football revival
Rafa Benitez will be offered the chance to join Germany's footballing renaissance next season, with Schalke chasing him as their No 1 choice to be new manager.
Benitez, who takes on arch-rival Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford today as Chelsea continue in their quest to qualify for the Champions League, is the leading contender to take over at the Bundesliga club.
With the current ascendancy of Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, who will contest the Champions League final at Wembley on May 25, Germany is now an increasingly attractive option for managers.
If Benitez makes the move, he would find himself pitting his wits against compatriot Pep Guardiola, who is joining Bayern Munich, adding to the Bundesliga's growth in global stature.
Schalke is an attractive option as the club play in a state of the art, 61,000 capacity stadium and last season enjoyed a higher average attendance than Arsenal.
The club, based in the industrial region of north-west Germany, are considered one of the biggest in the country and were Champions League semi-finalists in 2011, losing to Manchester United.
Benitez is enjoying a strong finish to his time as interim manager at Chelsea, having been voted manager of the month and taking the club to the Europa League final.
If Chelsea can secure Champions League qualification and win the Europa League, Benitez is likely to be receive further offers, with Paris Saint-German remaining a possibility, given the imminent departure of Carlo Ancelotti to join Real Madrid.
Schalke currently have an interim manager, Jens Keller, who took over when the previous incumbent, Huub Stevens, was sacked in December.
Benitez would welcome the opportunity to work at a club like Schalke in an increasingly high profile league.
Going into today's clash at Old Trafford, he emphasised how much he has enjoyed coaching this Chelsea team, saying that he relishes taking on his old foe Six Alex Ferguson when he can compete on an equal level.
'If I have a good team, yes, I like these games,' he said. 'When you have a good team and you can manage a team properly, then I do enjoy it. It is a challenge for me.'
But he insisted that he has not enjoyed the constant sparring with Ferguson.
'No, I don't like personal confrontation,' he said, 'but you want to stand up. The manager is there and you are close to him [on the touchline], so if he wants to fight, you have to fight. I don't have a problem with that but I like to concentrate on football issues.'12345
Also I don´t want Benitez. Gut, dass bisher nur Sport1 und die Dailyfail davon berichten.
05.05.2013 - 15:07 Uhr
Zitat von s04ass:
www.dailymail.co.uk:
We want Benitez! As Mourinho lurks, German outfit Schalke set sights on interim Chelsea manager to join football revival
Rafa Benitez will be offered the chance to join Germany's footballing renaissance next season, with Schalke chasing him as their No 1 choice to be new manager.
Benitez, who takes on arch-rival Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford today as Chelsea continue in their quest to qualify for the Champions League, is the leading contender to take over at the Bundesliga club.
With the current ascendancy of Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, who will contest the Champions League final at Wembley on May 25, Germany is now an increasingly attractive option for managers.
If Benitez makes the move, he would find himself pitting his wits against compatriot Pep Guardiola, who is joining Bayern Munich, adding to the Bundesliga's growth in global stature.
Schalke is an attractive option as the club play in a state of the art, 61,000 capacity stadium and last season enjoyed a higher average attendance than Arsenal.
The club, based in the industrial region of north-west Germany, are considered one of the biggest in the country and were Champions League semi-finalists in 2011, losing to Manchester United.
Benitez is enjoying a strong finish to his time as interim manager at Chelsea, having been voted manager of the month and taking the club to the Europa League final.
If Chelsea can secure Champions League qualification and win the Europa League, Benitez is likely to be receive further offers, with Paris Saint-German remaining a possibility, given the imminent departure of Carlo Ancelotti to join Real Madrid.
Schalke currently have an interim manager, Jens Keller, who took over when the previous incumbent, Huub Stevens, was sacked in December.
Benitez would welcome the opportunity to work at a club like Schalke in an increasingly high profile league.
Going into today's clash at Old Trafford, he emphasised how much he has enjoyed coaching this Chelsea team, saying that he relishes taking on his old foe Six Alex Ferguson when he can compete on an equal level.
'If I have a good team, yes, I like these games,' he said. 'When you have a good team and you can manage a team properly, then I do enjoy it. It is a challenge for me.'
But he insisted that he has not enjoyed the constant sparring with Ferguson.
'No, I don't like personal confrontation,' he said, 'but you want to stand up. The manager is there and you are close to him [on the touchline], so if he wants to fight, you have to fight. I don't have a problem with that but I like to concentrate on football issues.'12345
Wäre zumindest ein Top-Trainer. Doch spricht kein deutsch , schade.
www.dailymail.co.uk:
We want Benitez! As Mourinho lurks, German outfit Schalke set sights on interim Chelsea manager to join football revival
Rafa Benitez will be offered the chance to join Germany's footballing renaissance next season, with Schalke chasing him as their No 1 choice to be new manager.
Benitez, who takes on arch-rival Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford today as Chelsea continue in their quest to qualify for the Champions League, is the leading contender to take over at the Bundesliga club.
With the current ascendancy of Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, who will contest the Champions League final at Wembley on May 25, Germany is now an increasingly attractive option for managers.
If Benitez makes the move, he would find himself pitting his wits against compatriot Pep Guardiola, who is joining Bayern Munich, adding to the Bundesliga's growth in global stature.
Schalke is an attractive option as the club play in a state of the art, 61,000 capacity stadium and last season enjoyed a higher average attendance than Arsenal.
The club, based in the industrial region of north-west Germany, are considered one of the biggest in the country and were Champions League semi-finalists in 2011, losing to Manchester United.
Benitez is enjoying a strong finish to his time as interim manager at Chelsea, having been voted manager of the month and taking the club to the Europa League final.
If Chelsea can secure Champions League qualification and win the Europa League, Benitez is likely to be receive further offers, with Paris Saint-German remaining a possibility, given the imminent departure of Carlo Ancelotti to join Real Madrid.
Schalke currently have an interim manager, Jens Keller, who took over when the previous incumbent, Huub Stevens, was sacked in December.
Benitez would welcome the opportunity to work at a club like Schalke in an increasingly high profile league.
Going into today's clash at Old Trafford, he emphasised how much he has enjoyed coaching this Chelsea team, saying that he relishes taking on his old foe Six Alex Ferguson when he can compete on an equal level.
'If I have a good team, yes, I like these games,' he said. 'When you have a good team and you can manage a team properly, then I do enjoy it. It is a challenge for me.'
But he insisted that he has not enjoyed the constant sparring with Ferguson.
'No, I don't like personal confrontation,' he said, 'but you want to stand up. The manager is there and you are close to him [on the touchline], so if he wants to fight, you have to fight. I don't have a problem with that but I like to concentrate on football issues.'12345
Wäre zumindest ein Top-Trainer. Doch spricht kein deutsch , schade.
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