Apologies if this guy has already been mentioned on here but the former Basel and Young Boys manager is on Burnley's radar apparently. Don't know much about him but looks a better prospect than some names that have been talked about to date.
Apparently he struggled managing in the MLS so maybe this is bulls**t which is possibly could be said for Ruud Van Nistelrooy too. We shall have have to wait and see, UTC !
Raphael Wicky
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The word "apparently" should always set the alarm bells ringing!Kitch1966 wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 10:36 pmApologies if this guy has already been mentioned on here but the former Basel and Young Boys manager is on Burnley's radar apparently. Don't know much about him but looks a better prospect than some names that have been talked about to date.
Apparently he struggled managing in the MLS so maybe this is bulls**t which is possibly could be said for Ruud Van Nistelrooy too. We shall have have to wait and see, UTC !
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Re: Raphael Wicky
Oh Wicky you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind, hey Wicky!
Sign him just so we can sing this!
Sign him just so we can sing this!
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Clarets looking at Raphael Wicky
Burnley are reportedly looking at Raphael Wicky capped 75 times for Switzerland played for Hamburg,Atletico Madrid and Werder Bremen he is now manager at Chicago Fire since 2020 it might be just speculation or maybe it as some truth in it. Not a name many or anybody will have heard of. Time will tell
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Re: Clarets looking at Raphael Wicky
Saw similar though I understand that he's been back in France or Belgium again this last season but is currently a free agent. So cheap and some success to his name... I'd choose him over Lampard any day of the week
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Re: Raphael Wicky
BSC young boys manager Switzerland and won his second Swiss Super League title in 2023.
Re: Raphael Wicky
Much prefer him to Lampard or Parker, suspect Pace might too.
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Re: Clarets looking at Raphael Wicky
Choose him over Lampard ? But would it be a better option than Cooper who has a track record of getting Forest out of the championship and kept them up ?AfloatinClaret wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 12:55 amSaw similar though I understand that he's been back in France or Belgium again this last season but is currently a free agent. So cheap and some success to his name... I'd choose him over Lampard any day of the week
Re: Clarets looking at Raphael Wicky
Cooper has turned us down.
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Re: Raphael Wicky
Sticky.
Wicket.
Vicky.
Sorry I'll go back to bed.
Wicket.
Vicky.
Sorry I'll go back to bed.
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Re: Clarets looking at Raphael Wicky
I think most of us would prefer anybody over Lampard.AfloatinClaret wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 12:55 amSaw similar though I understand that he's been back in France or Belgium again this last season but is currently a free agent. So cheap and some success to his name... I'd choose him over Lampard any day of the week
Re: Clarets looking at Raphael Wicky
I wouldn’t prefer, Wicky. Don’t want either.The Hung Juror wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 8:31 amI think most of us would prefer anybody over Lampard.
Re: Clarets looking at Raphael Wicky
I was in Chicago the other week and watched Chicago Fire v New England Revolution. Both sides were awfui, both playing the same style as Burnley but with even less effectiveness. New England;s defence had holes you could drive a bus through, but Chicago weren't good enough to score. Finished 0-1.