[Kulin Ban]

With Hicke, much to the delight of many austrians, retiring as head coach for the nationalteam the question of who his replacement will be leaves many possible answers. I think Hicke has left a good fundament to build on for whoever takes over the reign, and personally I would see Herzog be given the chance to prove himself after serving as Hickersbergers understudy for the last two years. Other candidates I would like to see figure on ÖFBs shortlist is Jara, Constantini, Schachner and Krauss. Peter Pacult and Helmut Kraft would`ve been good names as well but I cant see them leave Rapid Wien and FC Magna Wiener Neustadt respectively at this point.

Anyone else that should be in for the reckoning?

 

[agentpippo!]

If the price is really no problem OFB should try get Hiddink p

 

[il_principe]

i think it'll be herzog.
he's cheap, he's austrian and he won't try(dare) to turn the whole rotting core of öfb upside down.

worst choice:
jara.
i hate this moron!

best choice:
ANYONE from abroad.

 

[tgv325]

I agree, it has to be some foreigner. However, I fear ÖFB's candidates from abroad aren't what I have in mind as well...

Btw: Bundesliga starts already today! Much too early, imo...

 

[Kulin Ban]

I agree, it has to be some foreigner. However, I fear ÖFB's candidates from abroad aren't what I have in mind as well...

Btw: Bundesliga starts already today! Much too early, imo...

Whats the reason for such an early start? I`ve noticed its been like that for some years now but has yeat to find any explanation on why. Its way to early imo. Not only on a general basis but even more so considering the Euro has just ended.

 

[boris14]

Can't believe Austria got Bruckner, I was convinced that he's retiring at 68. Czech NT tried to convince him to stay but he said he made up his mind and now this....

 

[Kulin Ban]

Can't believe Austria got Bruckner, I was convinced that he's retiring at 68. Czech NT tried to convince him to stay but he said he made up his mind and now this....

The combination of a new challenge and a heavy salary probably did the trick. The up and coming austrians could really be well off under the guidance of a shrewd old coach like Bruckner.

 

[PMC]

Bruckner is a great coach... surprising and very good choice imo