posted Jan 11, 2008

Yes Klinsi will move from california to germany, his american wife accepted to start new in germany. Such things are always not easy for the kids but i guess klinsis kids are very clever.

I like that klinsmann is a very modern coach and he already said in the press conference that he will hire an international team of experts for example for fitness. He is good for revolutions and modern training. He can bring the "Team-spirit" to the players, he speaks german,french,italian,english and is now learning spanish. He is a good guy.

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 11, 2008

Only the world cup final, not bad for not very much. How about failing to qualify, lot of games though.

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 11, 2008

comment by RubensSchumacher
posted 17 Minutes Ago

Cheers, mate.

I thought I heard at one point that she didn't want to leave America, and I wondered if he was going to have to commute home to visit her.

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 12, 2008

they are saying in the german papers this morning that klinsmann was offered the liverpool job,wonder if raffa knows that

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 12, 2008

comment by pinnicleoffruit
posted 20 Hours Ago
He is overated just like other ex players like gareth southgate

-----------------

Oh yeah, just like Gareth Southgate...
3rd in the World Cup - Klinnsman
About 13th in the Premiership - Southgate

Dead similar =-S

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 13, 2008

Klinsmann is a winner wherever he goes. I'm sure in the first season, Beckenbauer will have some "quiet" input, so its not as if Klinsmann is on his own. However, given time, he has the potential to be an excellent manager.

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 13, 2008

I don't know how you can call taking a team to the World Cup semi finals as 'not much on the CV'. Not many managers have done that.

Of course, he's a young manager and if you compare him to the likes of Capello, Rehhagel, Lippi and Ferguson, of course his CV will look bare. Germany was his first job in football. The work he did deserves another big job. Bayern is a club he was a star for, so if Alan Shearer (zero experience) can be a serious contender for the Newcastle job, I don't see any reason why Klinsmann can't go back to Bayern and manage them seeing as he has actually coached successfully at the highest level. Frank Rijkaard has won two La Liga titles with Barcelona despite 'not much on the CV' prior to that; Carlo Ancelotti over the past 10 years made the big step up from successful player to successful coach in Italy with some big teams.

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 14, 2008

As a Spurs supporter I dream that one day he'll manage us and I believe he will make a great success of Bayern Munich. Anyone not impressed with what he achieved with an ordinary German team is not giving him the credit he deserves.

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 14, 2008

>>Anyone not impressed with what he achieved with an ordinary German team is not giving him the credit he deserves.



Too right.

Bayern Munich is a very big club, and I don't think they'd waste their time on someone who they didn't think could do the job. JK will be fine, IMO.

add comment | complain about this comment

posted Jan 26, 2008

other ex players?

like saf or mourinho?

add comment | complain about this comment