I'm not opposed to either but anyone who tells you Nagelsmann and Poch aren't on the same level is stupid.

> Took a relegation threatened club to new heights
> Made their next club a top 4 staple and took them to historic CL finishes
> Moved to a big-ego club and couldn't cope

Nagelsmann is a master tactician with poor people skills (don't fall for PR) - mostly short-term, not much long-term.

Poch is more "basic" tactically, more of a balancer, but understands people and profiles seriously well.

All about what you want.

At the end of the day, player quality and balance is everything, so unless we get a balanced team a manager won't change much.

I am somewhat shocked by the coverage around Nagelsmann though, especially on twitter. Ready to bet 80% of these accounts have never researched him.

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Nagelsmann is a "chameleon" coach - adapts to opponents on the fly, doesn't have a set identity of his own. Short-term success but has long-term questions.

Poch is a basic "balancer" - has a set idea, gets a balanced team to fit that idea, identity remains. Not sophisticated.

If you don't want to read so much, on a very simple level, ask yourself who you want:

Carlo Ancelotti or Thomas Tuchel?

The answer to this question will help you choose between Nagelsmann and Poch too.

(NOT an apples-for-apples comparison, FYI)

Personally, I'm okay with both because both are top managers.

Nagelsmann - needs to improve his people skills, not sure how quickly it happen. Needs a set identity also.

Poch - tactical basicness is an issue, we have to accept it.

Both are big risks.

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Anyone who picks a side and tries to undermine the other isn't worth taking seriously.

I like both managers, have my doubts about both. Perhaps slightly more about Nagelsmann since his management/communication is so weak.

If more managers come up, we've got to look at them too.

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