LMAO Tuchel also gave an interesting answer when asked if he remembered where he was when Chelsea last played in a Champions League final – their 2012 victory over Bayern Munich. “I think I was in Munich at home and watched it on TV,” he said. “Let’s say it was not absolutely well deserved. It felt more like a burglary.”
In case anyone is wondering about Roger Schmidt as an option for Eintracht he made it clear he won’t be moving on #Sky90.- Said he’s only a year into work at PSV, yet to experience fans in stadium, has CL- Markus Krösche his ex captain at Paderborn, asst at B04..but unavailable— Derek Rae (@RaeComm) May 23, 2021
Christian Preusser takes over for Uwe Rosler as the head coach of Fortuna Düsseldorf. The 37 year old was previously an assistant at Freiburg for several years https://www.fussballtransfers.com/a938191632829488605-preusser-uebernimmt-bei-der-fortuna
LOL, Pep needed Barca Golden Gen just to win. than confessed that he wouldn't have gotten far post Barca without constantly buying and he's won nothing of worth post Barca.
At least German coaches do much better at CL than German teams: - Hitzfeld 2x - Heynckes 2x - Klopp - Flick - Tuchel
He stays! @paldardai will be Hertha head coach next season 🙌Here's to a successful future, Pál! 🥂#GemeinsamHertha #HaHoHe pic.twitter.com/Ch8mvgeoef— Hertha BSC (EN) (@HerthaBSC_EN) May 30, 2021
The only decent coach Hertha have had over these past few years. Decent performance in the Bundesliga, but a total flop in European tournaments.
Losing in Europa qualifiers to a Danish club, and then finishing the group stages last place behind a Swedish, Ukrainian (and Spanish) club in the year after is a pretty peak Bundesliga thing to happen. But yeah, Dardai should be able to bring stability back to Hertha in the Buli and better than the turmoil they faced under Covic, Klinsmann, Nouri, Labbadia....
Tuchel's win means German coaches have now won a total of 10 European Cup/Champions League titles, which means = 2nd with Spain in the all time list. Italy are #1 with 11.
What really stands out here is the last time an English coach won was way back in 1984. Also no English coach has ever won the Premier League, would have to go back to the days when it was called the English 1st Division.