Simon Jordan REACTS To News That Bayern Munich Want RELEGATED Burnley Manager Vincent Kompany 😱 

Not really. The standard has moved on since then.

Vincent kompany was part of the 'standard' you are taking about by being with city for years he had years of understanding the 'standard' under pep and has completely failed to adapt

@@stevenholden5517 the standard of the league is better. All promoted teams now struggling. Even with Dyce they would have only got another 6-10 pts tops and even that wouldn’t have been enough had Forest not had points deducted. They’ve a young, inexperienced side that aren’t good enough.

Dyche proved to serve then better as he focuses on winning not a style.

Didn't they got relegated under dyche😂

I thought that lol

Bulb? Must be a dim one, on its way out.

@@RoadsideGee quite right

The muppet thinks it’s the Oscars.

Listen, Jim White has always thought he was the star of the show that he should be at the centre stage ever since he first started in the media Industry up here, Scotland. I honestly think he must have dirt on some people running these media companies. Otherwise, why the F are they employing him he is not a has been he is a never was. I remember his when I was very young when he was the anchor for Scotsport on S.T.V Or I.T.V if your English they would have one live Scottish Premier League game on a Sunday afternoon & he was a complete tube back then as he is today. I find him totally over the top & out of his depth most of the time on the subjects he talks about on Talk Sport. The guy is a Shlep a lap dog.

But they didn't walk straight into a top job like Bayern.

Your point? They actually had managerial experience when they won the PL , they weren’t just getting started. Besides, Bayern have got nothing to do with the PL

​@@MOH_AL_KPep didn't have any experience but what he had was a vision, that's what he sold to Barcelona'e board and the rest is History. Kompany clearly has a plan and vision and him being a Pep student just improves his CV.

@@planetebeautecali4485 LOL

​@MOH_AL_K it is a risk for Bayern but it can be a good signing. Kompany's Burnley was the best side in Championship history, it didn't go too well in the PL but with Bayern in the Bundesliga it could work.

This. The lack of criticism for the simply abysmal job Kompany has done is astounding.

didnt they spend over 100m too?

@@circle2867 then again forrest litterly broke ffp to spend way more to secure their spot in the prem and got like a 3 point deduction for it

They finished where they were expected to finish.... dont see the big surprise. They spent nothing

@@leonhughes9014 Do you consider 111M to be nothing?

If you mean change tactic by playing low block negative football then the answer is NO. Kompany has a philosophy

@@faridirwan7610 the point thoe mate is that a good manager adapts and changes tactics for what his got to go against how his opponents are, this applies to every team sport in the world. Kompany as admiral as it is to stand by his guns, what he was doing was blatantly not working and his failure to react adapt and overcome got a club relegated with out putting up any sort of fight all season. I guarantee if Rob Edwards of Luton had Kompany's players they would not of been relegated with his ability to get the best out of what his got and change tactics for different opponents. So why isn't he in the frame?

Yet bayern aren't going to be going into many games expecting to have to play defensive/passive tactics, Burnley's offensive tactics were spot on which is what Bayern play. for the record, i think this a bad managerial appointment, I don't think Kompanys tactical coaching credentials ruin it for him.

@@faridirwan7610philosophy means nothing if you aren’t able to win games or stay up at the end of the day his philosophy got him relegation, I’m a Norwich supporter so I know a lot about the yo-yo nature that some clubs deal with between the premier league and the championship and in my opinion I wouldn’t mind if a manager who got us promoted briefly changed the tactics for a season or so to gain stability in staying up first before bringing in his philosophy in terms of playing the style he wants to play because it doesn’t mean anything if you just get relegated the same season you got promoted. I think Kompany as good as he was as a player we don’t know what he’ll be like as a manager of a top club just because he played under pep doesn’t mean he’ll automatically become a pep like manager it’s more so about what a manager can do with the players at their disposal and how well they are at adapting their tactics to best fit the team not best fit his own idea of the way it should be played. You can put silk on a goat but it’s still a goat Burnley are that goat Kompany looked like he couldn’t figure anything out over the season and they got relegated easily I don’t understand why Bayern hired him other than his name as a player just like how Xavi initially got the job at Barca it could go well but at the same time this could easily go horribly wrong but we’ll see it’s hard to go wrong when you have that amount of power behind you at a club like that but I’m not convinced Kompany is good enough to be at an elite level club yet but only time will tell

His stubbornness cost Burnley. I was impressed by him until this season.

Max Eberl is pretty much the best executive at recruiting coaches, look at how Dortmund poached almost all his coaches when he was at Gladbach, he always knows where to get Coaches that fit into the Clubs philosophy,

Not really crazy

😂

Players are beyond overpriced and overvalued......raheem sterling cost 58 million, cant shoot, pass, beat a man and lacks any football intelligence. Pogba at 90 mil was awful...biggest flop in PL history. 100mil will get u nothing but a load of foreign hype.....ppl gotta stop using money as an excuse....its all a con based on 'invisible potential' if we are being fair then Kompany should be now as tainted as Gerard and should never have a top job again....any season Burnley had under Dyche was better....u wont hear his name associated with top clubs tho

Or he could have overachieved the season before in the Championship?

@tomben6180 He did well in achieving 101 points, but they would have failed had they not come straight back up. They'd been in the premier league for many years and had year 1 parachute payments. He didn't underachieve this season because Burnley were relegated. He underachieved because they only managed a pitiful 24 points and never looked like staying up. Luton made a better fist of staying in the league, and they finished around 20 points behind Burnley last season.

I'm a die hard Burnley fan, and yeah you're spot on

Dead right mate. The money spent by Burnley versus the money spent by Sheffield United tells me that Burnley were the worst team in the Prem.

How is Kompany 'fully qualified'? His experience as a player is irrelevant mate.

He took them up, got them into the UEFA then took them back down. Not bad.

@@burnaardnufc3173 yes I know its not exactly the same. He did a good job. But he still got relegated. I think Bayern is a step to far right now for Kompany but just the fact he was relegated doesn't necessarily mean he's a bad manager.

Didn't Sir Gareth get Middlesbrough relegated before becoming Englands most successful Gaffer in 60 years.

@@SirHaroldMaguire let's not get silly now.

His Dortmund side were also in relegation form when he left

And he knows the league

And me next if you turn them down 😅

Need to win the champions league next season otherwise you are in big trouble at Bayern, remember the final is in the Allianz arena in 2025 , Bayern have to get to the final .

In Western capitalism, failure is a precursor to a massive promotion.

@@Haydersublate 😂💀

Nope

He not good enough my guy championship is Scotland league gerrard won that

@@andrewwright4195 So what you’re saying then is that Bayern are complete fools and have no idea what they’re talking about?

no ...they just had good loan players in a transitional league with no other threats.....what burnley did in their promotion season...wouldnt have been easy to do THIS championship season ....with ipswich, Leicester, Soton, and other teams in better form

@@italianplastic23 stop making excuses he did bad job got to adopt

@@italianplastic23 Interesting point. I was just throwing out my opinion on it. The one odd thing is that even though you raised good points, why would Bayern still be interested in him?

Yes, but Uli and KHR are pulling his puppet strings; they'll be a limit to what he can do.

You´ve got to be kidding. Max Eberl did a decent job at Gladbach, was then dismissed after a short and unsuccessful period at RB Leipzig and got the job at Munich because the King of Bayern Munich Uli Hoeness needed a submissive and obedient servant to dial the phone numbers and cut his bread rolls.

@@BO-kh1iz Should that be sausage rolls?

@@BO-kh1iz Eberl just has good methodology when it comes to recruitment of coaches as he just doesn't focus on recruiting the first team head coach, he builds a coaching infrastructure, recruits up and coming coaches for the youth set up etc, Gladbach had the most success under him, with Favre and the Rose but also on producing and selling young talent...The period under Max Eberl is regarded as Borussia's most successful phase since the titles of the 1970s. Since Favre's appointment in particular, the club has finished every season in a single-digit position in the table, something only Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund had achieved in this period. They also reached the Europa League and the Champions League three times each in those nine years. Eberl's tenure saw many notable transfers with Dante, Marco Reus, Granit Xhaka, Christoph Kramer, Max Kruse, Lars Stindl, Matthias Ginter and several others, as well as a number of successful players from the club's own youth ranks such as Tony Jantschke, Marc-André ter Stegen, Patrick Herrmann and Julian Korb. Eberl's contract was extended in December 2020 until 30 June 2026.[13] At the end of January 2022, he stepped down as managing director of sport due to "exhaustion".[14] He was subsequently released before a contract termination was agreed in September 2022.[15]

And horrific defenders too

Lack of tactical awareness

@@Ruscococo1But he will have better players. His tactical set up is designed to dominate if he has the best players

​@@Ruscococo1naah the team played well ..they jhst cudnt finish for love of god..the amount of chances missed wud make gabriel jesus and nunes look like lewandowski

​@@marcus8030 He wasn't tactically aware enough to realise his Burnley squad weren't good enough to play his tactics. Now Burnley have been relegated. He's selfish and stubborn for doing that

@@burnaardnufc3173 His tactical are made for teams like Bayern however

Sean dyche kept them up for several years

Getting relegated is one thing, finishing with a pitiful 24 points is another.

@@benphipps6498but getting them promoted and playing good, albeit ineffective football is something, tho I prefer anti football if it brings results

Of course....with a defensif style. No doubt about that.

A decent manager who could adapt would have that team minimum 17th

Southgate has been failing in a declining 1 degree angle.

Andy Bradbury fell on the ascent in a lift once,which should count.

Tella doesn't play tho, he is a sub at best

Mostly right though.

Even a broken clock is correct twice in the day

What Jordan says always seems to have a logical rationale.

@@andiharper4498 Jordan says things that are logical from a ridged lens a lot of the time its very flawed flowered in flowery language

Like Barristers do

Fair enough. On the other hand Bayern is a club whose own benchmark is to win the league every season, win the Cup every season and at least make it to the semi-finals of the Champions League every season.

he won the league in Belgium in his first job.

I'm not, i'm also very surprised by this news but it's all opinions I guess

Who's faults that who wanted them players?

No he wouldn’t. That’s a ridiculous statement to make. With all peps experience are you saying he wouldn’t get another 3 wins more then kompany?

What has kompany done to be speaking about him in the same sentence with pep and jose. People like carrick are his level right now.

Proper "trust me bro" comment

@@sim-ej3xn Pep wouldn't do much better. Jose though, he would do better than them both with Burnley.

This is the most bullshit thing I've ever read

Is this sarcasm?

@@Looney-toon

If Olie can manage Man United for 3 seasons; and an untried, untested Arteta land a big club like Arsenal; then why shouldn't Kompany get a shout for Bayern?

Yeah if your Leverkusen!

Sorry dude but way off ,the team that won the championship was better then the team he assembled for the prem, they were the players HE brought in over the season he's not learned and it was him that cost us a prem place ..bayern na he is at this point a championship standard manager ..tip if he gets the job then bet on lever winning the lot next season I will

You've got Oxford next season. Wassa le problem?

@@Isleofskye be reet. Can't take away what we've achieved. Been in worse places

@@2010LeeG Well Said:)

Final is in Munich next season, we have to get to the final at least, otherwise it's a disaster, I think that's why a lot of other managers didn't want the job .

At least the shirts are the same colour, would make it an easier transition 😅😅😅😅

Couldnt agree more

Nice one a Blackburn fan with a good mind mraspden

@@michelleaspden6586 I dislike Burnley as rovers fan but have massive respect for them the last few years. At this point in time and for last few years they have been way ahead of rovers. Hopefully we can both get promoted next season (obviously chances of us doing this are slim)