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erogenouszone said:
In the A League his record is good( oh wait him dumping Victory mid season :ROFLMAO: ), his recent record not so much.
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When was his last A-League gig?

It was that short stint at Victory where they only lost once under him.

Coaching in Japan or France is a different animal.

Graham Arnold failed in Japan yet look at his record in the A-League and then his record at international level.

Anyone who thinks Kisnorbo is a bad choice obviously had their head in their rectal area during his stint at both Melbourne clubs.
 
Sharkman84 said:
When was his last A-League gig?

It was that short stint at Victory where they only lost once under him.

Coaching in Japan or France is a different animal.

Graham Arnold failed in Japan yet look at his record in the A-League and then his record at international level.

Anyone who thinks Kisnorbo is a bad choice obviously had their head in their rectal area during his stint at both Melbourne clubs.
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Well if he can replicate Graham Arnold's success then they'd like that however I'm not seeing anything from recent from that I would consider an inspiring choice. Plus he's a big sook on the sideline, worse than Talay.
 
erogenouszone said:
Well if he can replicate Graham Arnold's success then they'd like that however I'm not seeing anything from recent from that I would consider an inspiring choice. Plus he's a big sook on the sideline, worse than Talay.
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Again, you're still not getting it.

His record in the A-League is very, very good.

Yes he failed in Japan and France but coaching there is vastly different to coaching in the A-League.

He did the double and got to a Grand Final with City then had near flawless record in his short stint at Victory.

That tells me he'll do very well with Sydney.
 
Sharkman84 said:
Again, you're still not getting it.

His record in the A-League is very, very good.

Yes he failed in Japan and France but coaching there is vastly different to coaching in the A-League.

He did the double and got to a Grand Final with City then had near flawless record in his short stint at Victory.

That tells me he'll do very well with Sydney.
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At MC Kisnorbo inherited a team built by Mombearts and COVID. It was Mobearts who built the team, trained them and then under the COVID regime turned them into a very cohesive unit. Then when Mombearts fell ill he returned to France and Kisnorbo inherited a very good team. Conversely, the other AL teams dropped as so many visa players departed. You and I could have coached MC and won.
Kisnorbo departed during the season and took Troyes from Ligue 1 down to Ligue 2 and got sacked before the team would end up in Ligue 3. In Japan he didn't even last a season.
At MV, he inherited the team that Poppa built. Then departed mid-season.
This is why I don't rate him.
 
Sharkman84 said:
Again, you're still not getting it.

His record in the A-League is very, very good.

Yes he failed in Japan and France but coaching there is vastly different to coaching in the A-League.

He did the double and got to a Grand Final with City then had near flawless record in his short stint at Victory.

That tells me he'll do very well with Sydney.
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He's no Graham Arnold.
 
As long as he gets them playing attacking football, I'll be happy. Every time I watch the Smurfs play, they send me to sleep. This is a problem with most teams, and a major part of declining crowd numbers
 
AUSTRALIA IS SKY BLUE!!!!!!

American-born Panamanian international Riley Tanner's brace seals Sydney FC's 2–1 comeback win over Melbourne Victory in the Women's Big Blue!!!!
 
MoorePark said:
Kelly Cross is more of the academy head, Han Berger from what the story was more of a point of expertise and guidance on the board. He was based in Holland and came to 2-3 games a year. Mainly when David (owner) came.
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Yes that is correct, he was doing his job from Holland and popped in every once in a while much to everyone's bafflement.
 
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