[Albion] When will Roberto De Zerbi leave Brighton?

[Hamilton]

About 4.30pm

 

[ukpolska]

Francesco Farioli is my only tip for life after De Zerbi...

[Albion] - Roberto De Zerbi continuity planning: Francesco Farioli

Heard the name Francesco Farioli mentioned by Rory Smith on 5Live's Monday Night Club as a left-field selection for Leeds. He described him as a "disciple of De Zerbi" or something very similar. At 34 he's very young, and currently managing Alanyaspor in the Turkish Super Lig and has been...

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100% as the guy is doing wonders at Nice, but the bigger question is would he want to leave Nice when he is doing so well there?

 

[trueblue]

I think we'd have to have a disastrous season from here onwards for his stock to fall low enough that he's no longer one of Europe's hottest properties. If, somehow, we made it into the Champions League, maybe he'd want to carry on for another year - but interest from outside would only increase. While it won't be the end of the world when he inevitably goes, it's unlikely to be anywhere near as much fun. All the more reason to savour the chaos of this season, win or lose.

 

[Northstander]

There are only three certainties in life: death, taxes and football managers moving on.

The Real Madrid thread had me thinking: when will the day come when Roberto De Zerbi and Brighton & Hove Albion agree to go separate ways (or suffer a bitter and acrimonious break up)?

It'll be when Guardiola steps down at Citeh

 

[American Seagle]

It'll be when Guardiola steps down at Citeh

When they get relegated then? Pep will walk when they get hot with their financial doping penalties as he won't be able to hack it.

 

[Zeberdi]

100% as the guy is doing wonders at Nice, but the bigger question is would he want to leave Nice when he is doing so well there?

Surely the bigger question would be Jim Ratcliffe (who owns Nice and now a share in Man U in case anyone didn’t get the connection I made earlier!) may be at some point wanting to Farioli to take over from EtH at Man U - CEO Richard Arnold, has already been forced out in anticipation of a major shake up in on-field performance structure at the club.

I agree with @Bozza though, on a number of levels, Farioli would be a good fit, not least because he looks a bit like RDZ and his match gear consists of black crew necks, black jeans and white trainers - the fans might not notice the replacement

 

[GJN1]

No win in the PL since September? He's lucky he's still here.

 

[OzMike]

To Real Madrid when Mancini goes.

 

[dazzer6666]

When they get relegated then? Pep will walk when they get hot with their financial doping penalties as he won't be able to hack it.

No, after the Euros. Pep for England, RdeZ to City (and Southgate to Palace and the Championship)

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I will personally give you a £1000 if lallana is ever appointed as Albion manager

It does seem unlikely, but if it happens may I have £1000 too?