OT: CF Montréal: L'Ère de Courtoisie
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Marsch is the highest calibre manager that would be interested in the position. He's a solid hiring
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For one of the management jobs we need to fill now? I mean, maybe I guess ? He's certainly familiar with Joey and the organization, nothing would take him by surprise there. He has a decent head on his shoulders and his son is with the team now, so he might be motivated. I'm not against it, he might be the only type of guy we can get at this point for these lame duck jobs anyway. It's not exactly an easy sell. I'll take a sorta competent yes man at this point, if it means no drama for a while
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For one of the management jobs we need to fill now? I mean, maybe I guess ? He's certainly familiar with Joey and the organization, nothing would take him by surprise there. He has a decent head on his shoulders and his son is with the team now, so he might be motivated. I'm not against it, he might be the only type of guy we can get at this point for these lame duck jobs anyway. It's not exactly an easy sell. I'll take a sorta competent yes man at this point, if it means no drama for a while
I bet he stays with the National Team. Jesse Marsh will probably look for someone with "insider info".
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He might, depends on what he's looking to do next career wise I guess, coaching or management.
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He's already used to working with little to no money, so he's got that going for him I guess 
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So Saputo funded a portion of Marsch's salary with Canada along with MLSE and Vancouver.
He better not mess this up or he'll get the boot lol
He better not mess this up or he'll get the boot lol
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But has he ever worked for a lunatic?He's already used to working with little to no money, so he's got that going for him I guess
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But can he work with less than that?
He's already used to working with little to no money, so he's got that going for him I guess
But can he work with less than that?
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With the financial shape soccer canada is in, they need all the philanthropy they can get.
Habs Icing
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Is that how shenanigans is spelt in Canadian English?
It's hard to say whether or not it will be a good hire in the end. The OneSoccer team did a pretty good panel and the biggest thing is whether or not Jesse can learn to implement a slower, more tactical approach to break a team down when they face a team who's just going to sit low and wait for the counter.
The biggest thing for me is that he is extremely well spoken and a great salesman. Everyone seems to love him and he does get buy in from the players. The hope is that he can bring in more dual nationals, especially those that might look at the USMNT and sell them on Team Canada because we desperately need reinforcements at pretty much all positions.
As for the money thing, you can certainly criticize Canada Soccer as a whole for the position that they're in due to mismanagement over the past....lots of years, but at the same time, you have to give credit to Kevin Blue for getting creative and finding other ways to get money so they could get the guy they wanted.
The biggest thing for me is that he is extremely well spoken and a great salesman. Everyone seems to love him and he does get buy in from the players. The hope is that he can bring in more dual nationals, especially those that might look at the USMNT and sell them on Team Canada because we desperately need reinforcements at pretty much all positions.
As for the money thing, you can certainly criticize Canada Soccer as a whole for the position that they're in due to mismanagement over the past....lots of years, but at the same time, you have to give credit to Kevin Blue for getting creative and finding other ways to get money so they could get the guy they wanted.
