Poch In America.

[Wheelbarrow repair man]

Mauricio Pochettino former Spurs and Chelsea Head Coach and a possible early front Runner to Replace Gareth Southgate as England Manager, has been appointed as the Head Coach of the United States National Side. It will be Interesting to see how he Coaches the side, if he will Adopt the European Style of Football or Pep ball the Expansive brand of Football or Go in a Completely Different Direction? The thing is does the American National Side have the required Skillful Players to play the European Way, or will Poch have to Mix things Up?

Thoughts?

[Robbie 𝕏 @Robbie_NCFC]

@Wheelbarrow repair man

He must be in the money. That must have been a biggy for him to go to the States.

If he does well, they might make him a Citizen.

[Wheelbarrow repair man]

@Robbie

I think the Money angle Goes Without Saying. I think he'll Get A Big Pay Day, Regardless of how he does. If he is successful, He'll just get more.

[allardyces tash]

The United States has some very good talent that a good coach could bring out. It is obviously money motivating the decision, but that is football these days. He should do well enough with them.

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It's going to be interesting to see how he adapts, it's like having a very extended holiday I would imagine but the United States team have been underachievers for some time. Most of their better talent is between the age of 22-26, but lack firepower up top. Haji Wright is a decent player with promising potential.

They lack the Landon Donovan type striker mind.

[liampie]

i never thought of him as being an international manager, he seems someone better suited to leagues because of how he prefers to sign players from abroad. i dont know how successful he could be with the US team.

[BromPie]

I don’t understand the appointment myself. I think there are far more suitable managers for the national job of the United States, but I wish him well. It’s going to be hard for him.

[Piethagoram 𝕏 @piethagoram]

@Wheelbarrow repair man You mean they didn't got for Big Sam? Sorry, in jest!

[Robbie 𝕏 @Robbie_NCFC]

@Wheelbarrow repair man

Just looking at his wiki.

And haven't we seen this style employed all over the English game, even a Notts 

"Pochettino favours a very high-pressing, attacking style of football. He often employs a 4–2–3–1 formation at the clubs he manages.

While doing so, he instructs his team to build from the back, intimidate & unsettle opponents with a quick-press system and work the ball into the box."

It just begs the perennial question.

Is this the style that is the be the all or end all from now on, or can the English style make a comeback in our game?

"The English style of football is simple and easy to implement, & the British philosophy is to get the ball up to the forwards as soon as possible. The ideal British striker is physically strong, aggressive, and can power their way past defenses".