Ramon Diaz has left his position as head coach of River Plate

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jamie the seagull

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"guided the team to the Argentinian championship on Sunday" then resigned...

Just trying to locate any managerial action which might give us a name away from the usual suspects.


http://www.sportal.co.nz/football/news/diaz-leaves-river-plate/zm6vfdefvzoi1tq6skysxv7ym

 

edna krabappel

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Oh Jesus.

 

Dirk Lehmann's Python

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Who's that man from Argentina?

 

TWOCHOICEStom

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Cool story Jamie. Any other activity in the South American leagues we should know about or is it all quiet on the (very) Western front?

 

Chicken Runner61

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edna krabappel said:

Oh Jesus.

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Could be good but I'm not sure he would be Blooms first choice - who's he managing currently?

Oh! you mean the Argie fella don't you

 

edna krabappel

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Looks like Kim Ho-Gon has been out of work ever since resigning from K-League underachievers Ulsan Hyundai in December.

He said it was because he took responsibility for a particularly poor defeat. Almost certainly has his eye on the Albion job, I'd have thought.

 

edna krabappel

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Also appears as though poor old Ricki Herbert has been waiting for the right position to come up ever since being fired by the Wellington Phoenix of the A-League last year.

Could it be...?

 

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northstandsteve

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Thomas Tuchel would be good for me.

 

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Seasidesage

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northstandsteve said:

Thomas Tuchel would be good for me.

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Would be good for anyone who knew european football! Trouble is he's probably the most wanted young coach around...

 

Pinkie Brown

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Then there's this man!!

http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/11239082.Sussex_coach_s_remarkable_journey/

Manager of Haywards Heath and assistant at Worthing. Knows the Sussex football scene obviously. AND, quote: "back in Sussex pondering his next move". It all makes sense. TB has decided and he's now a shoe in for the job.

Get on large now. What price is he?

 

Barrel of Fun

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He was manager of Oxford for a while, but his visa didn't cover his stint. I think he had his translator take charge for a while.

I'm well up for a crazy fool, but not damaged goods.

 

Brighton TID

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Barrel of Fun said:

He was manager of Oxford for a while, but his visa didn't cover his stint. I think he had his translator take charge for a while.

I'm well up for a crazy fool, but not damaged goods.

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Apparently he didn't get paid at Oxford. May therefore suit our FFP ideology and work voluntarily