Csaba Laszlo to get the Dundee United manager job

[Hibbyradge]

According to Sky sources.

[660]

What’s he going to do with him?

[Hibbyradge]

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What’s he going to do with him?

Ha ha

I can't amend the thread title so either add the word "job" to the end of the sentence or replace "get" with "be".

[Spike Mandela]

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What’s he going to do with him?

Talk him to death, no doubt.

[Peevemor]

The return of Al Bundy

I quite liked him.

[hibee_girl]

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Ha ha

I can't amend the thread title so either add the word "job" to the end of the sentence or replace "get" with "be".

[Gatecrasher]

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Talk him to death, no doubt.

Lol, he is one of the few Hearts managers I didn't mind listening to. There was one interview when the reporter asked him a question after a match and he went on for about 5 minutes without a breath.

[Firestarter]

Had a good Derby record. They sold his best players and left him with *****. Seems an okay guy into the bargain.

[Col2]

A total idiot with very mixed experience. Cheap option and another season for the terrors in the championship.

[Hibbyradge]

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Thanks 👍

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The return of Al Bundy

I quite liked him.

Me too.

[steakbake]

I liked him. Fair play.

[H18 SFR]

Also don't mind him. Met him through work and he was a riot. Also a gentleman.

[bigwheel]

it's a strange appointment though is it not....he is a likeable character as others have said - his post match interviews are almost legendary. He has had quite mixed bag of results as a manger. Most often employed for one season. Fired for poor results as much as any success...Quite an international journeyman manager...For United, I would have thought a "safer" pair of hands to get them up would have been a more likely appointment

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A total idiot with very mixed experience. Cheap option and another season for the terrors in the championship.

Who do you expect them to appoint? Doesn't seem a cheap option to me, that would've been keeping McKinnon.

Much better choice than one of the usual ''lads''

[Mibbes Aye]

If they're going down the ex-yam route then there can only be one contender

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Please make it so.......

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If they're going down the ex-yam route then there can only be one contender

Malofeev.jpg



Please make it so.......

He was their manager in the 81 percent game. Wheelbarrow races for training etc. Legend !

[Mibbes Aye]

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He was their manager in the 81 percent game. Wheelbarrow races for training etc. Legend !

I have to confess to slightly loving Eddy Malofeev. He doesn't generate the kind of scorn one would feel for Stephen "Fail" Fail for example.


The fact he looks like Lloyd Bridges in "Airplane" definitely helps his case


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Adding to his legendary status, I found this teamtalk, when he was in charge of Dynamo Minsk, ahead of a vital game against Spartak Moscow. It's in a good article by Jonathan Wilson in the Guardian should anybody wish to read further:

"Imagine there is a troop of monkeys crossing a field," Malofeev said to a hushed dressing-room. "On the other side of the field is a group of lions. Many different things could happen. Maybe the lions will tear the monkeys to pieces. Or maybe one of the monkeys will go first, and will distract the lions, and will sacrifice himself so the other monkeys will live. Today, as monkeys, we must sacrifice ourselves for the victory."


This man needs to be back in Scottish football. Hopefully Dundee Utd do the right thing

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I have to confess to slightly loving Eddy Malofeev. He doesn't generate the kind of scorn one would feel for Stephen "Fail" Fail for example.


The fact he looks like Lloyd Bridges in "Airplane" definitely helps his case


airplane-ii-3.jpg

Adding to his legendary status, I found this teamtalk, when he was in charge of Dynamo Minsk, ahead of a vital game against Spartak Moscow. It's in a good article by Jonathan Wilson in the Guardian should anybody wish to read further:

"Imagine there is a troop of monkeys crossing a field," Malofeev said to a hushed dressing-room. "On the other side of the field is a group of lions. Many different things could happen. Maybe the lions will tear the monkeys to pieces. Or maybe one of the monkeys will go first, and will distract the lions, and will sacrifice himself so the other monkeys will live. Today, as monkeys, we must sacrifice ourselves for the victory."


This man needs to be back in Scottish football. Hopefully Dundee Utd do the right thing

Post of the week !

[SirDavidsNapper]

Very strange appointment. Wouldn't be too impressed if I was a Dundee United fan. Choice between him and Yogi is very uninspiring.

[nonshinyfinish]

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I have to confess to slightly loving Eddy Malofeev. He doesn't generate the kind of scorn one would feel for Stephen "Fail" Fail for example.


The fact he looks like Lloyd Bridges in "Airplane" definitely helps his case


airplane-ii-3.jpg

Adding to his legendary status, I found this teamtalk, when he was in charge of Dynamo Minsk, ahead of a vital game against Spartak Moscow. It's in a good article by Jonathan Wilson in the Guardian should anybody wish to read further:

"Imagine there is a troop of monkeys crossing a field," Malofeev said to a hushed dressing-room. "On the other side of the field is a group of lions. Many different things could happen. Maybe the lions will tear the monkeys to pieces. Or maybe one of the monkeys will go first, and will distract the lions, and will sacrifice himself so the other monkeys will live. Today, as monkeys, we must sacrifice ourselves for the victory."


This man needs to be back in Scottish football. Hopefully Dundee Utd do the right thing

“Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sacrificing monkeys”

[jgl07]

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I liked him. Fair play.

Me too. One of the few Jambo managers I have had any time for.

[Mibbes Aye]

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“Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sacrificing monkeys”

There are so many options, that’s why I love him

[matty_f]

Was he Plan F?

[ajf]

Dundee Utd in deep **** now methinks , what is Thompson doing?.
Really cant understand this appointment. Deary deary me

[monktonharp]

Chimpanzees on the other hand. there's a troup that could tear ye to bits. let's not rip the pee out a legendary manager that saw his troup beating a club like mighty Greetna to win a cup.

[Hibernia&Alba]

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Me too. One of the few Jambo managers I have had any time for.

Ian Cathro is a personal hero of mine. I'd buy him a drink any day.

[lord bunberry]

I couldn’t listen to him, his voice used to annoy me so much I had to change the channel.

[allezsauzee]

I thought he seemed far too nice a fella to be a Hearts manager.

[Smartie]

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I have to confess to slightly loving Eddy Malofeev. He doesn't generate the kind of scorn one would feel for Stephen "Fail" Fail for example.


The fact he looks like Lloyd Bridges in "Airplane" definitely helps his case


airplane-ii-3.jpg

Adding to his legendary status, I found this teamtalk, when he was in charge of Dynamo Minsk, ahead of a vital game against Spartak Moscow. It's in a good article by Jonathan Wilson in the Guardian should anybody wish to read further:

"Imagine there is a troop of monkeys crossing a field," Malofeev said to a hushed dressing-room. "On the other side of the field is a group of lions. Many different things could happen. Maybe the lions will tear the monkeys to pieces. Or maybe one of the monkeys will go first, and will distract the lions, and will sacrifice himself so the other monkeys will live. Today, as monkeys, we must sacrifice ourselves for the victory."


This man needs to be back in Scottish football. Hopefully Dundee Utd do the right thing

Malofeev really was a comedy character and deserves to be ridiculed in Scotland based on his performance here.

But earlier this year I read the book "Inverting the pyramid", a really heavy going book about the history of football tactics.

Malofeev gets a mention, and is credited with a lot of good work whilst working with Valery Lobsnovski at Dynami Kiev over a very long period.