Who "will" replace Amor?

[mcjules]

[The Claw]

From Love to Short if true.
Decent experience in a high level comp, sounds a solid appointment if it is Kurz.
Sounds like his last gig at Dusseldorf was pretty much doomed before he signed with them already in a downward spiral, AU is pretty similar at present

[shinAUFC]

Credit to the club if they can pull this off.

The fact that ingolstadt sought his services at a time when they were an ambitious second division club is probably a good reflection of kurz. While his record is not spectacular he does have some success in a very volitile league.

I think german football is most similar to the aleague ( when compared to spanish, english and italian leagues) so it could be a good fit.

Hopefully he can bring a couple players with him.

[mcjules]

If he was indeed in town this weekend, I assume we've taken him to Hahndorf

[blahblah]

Now this is a name that is interesting. This type of appointment early on will give us ample time to set-up for the 2017/18 season.

[tinby]

If he was indeed in town this weekend, I assume we've taken him to Hahndorf

Kaiser Stuhl, and we've given him a book! " Sun on the stubble" set in the Barossa

[Ghost]

Kurz was a teammate of Paul Agostino at 1860 Munich for 5 seasons so there is an Adelaide link.

His coaching record is patchy but he has had some success. We are not really likely to get a coach with a good record in the Bundesliga so this is probably about as good as we can expect.

[EdDog]

I think he has a good level of experience on paper.

I'm disappointed we are not continuing the Spanish style however.

Does anyone know what style or formation he plays?

[sevengoals]

Here are his trainer stats.
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/marco-k ... 716/plus/1

4-2-3-1 seems to be his preferred set up...

He was a defender.

And I welcome the move.
A bit of German "straight talking" is probably what the club needs.

[Ghost]

I think he has a good level of experience on paper.

I'm disappointed we are not continuing the Spanish style however.

Does anyone know what style or formation he plays?

Most recently 4-2-3-1
Most often and most successfully 4-4-2 with two DMs.
He changed formation around a bit in the season he coached Kaiserslauten to 7th in the Bundesliga, with 4-1-4-1 and 4-3-1-2 being used a bit as well as 4-4-2, 4-2-3-1.

[Philbyramone]

I think he has a good level of experience on paper.

I'm disappointed we are not continuing the Spanish style however.

Does anyone know what style or formation he plays?

I'm no expert but I know what I like. I'd rather watch Spanish style than German graft, but that's probably stereotyping the football from each country a bit too much.

I'll be dusting off my Fawlty Towers episodes.

Major: Hate Germans. Love woman.
Fawlty: what about German Women Major?
Major: Great card players!
Etc


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[RedsUnited]

Interesting...

[Philbyramone]

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[Rojos]

Assume we get Kurz and assume he keeps his preferred 4-2-3-1 formation we most likely look something like

--------------Izzo
Garruccio Elsey Regan Marrone
---------- Kim --- Isais
O’Doherty -- McGree – VISA
------------Baba


Galeka (Hopefully player coach)
Mileusnic
Bablj
Carrusca
Warland
--
Kitto
Brook

Should only need two VISA signings, a winger and a CB (along with renewing Kim)

[Old Gregg]

I would be extremely happy with Colonel Kurz. On paper he looks like a good fit.