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Not A Big Believer In Diversity
More believable then a manager not good enough for Cardiff.Right, I'll leave you to believe a 77-year-old retired man has returned to running training sessions on a daily basis after 7 years.
More believable then a manager not good enough for Cardiff.Right, I'll leave you to believe a 77-year-old retired man has returned to running training sessions on a daily basis after 7 years.
More believable then a manager not good enough for Cardiff.
Just my opinion, but its harder to manage teams with not as good players and little resources.
It's not like Ole has accomplished much yet anyway, he's only had 7 games, but we are playing a lot better.
Didn't SAF let Carlos Queiroz take the training sessions anyway ?
And then later Mike Phelan.
Didn't SAF let Carlos Queiroz take the training sessions anyway ?
Yep to both, but he was overseeing it all. He was definitely more of a manager than a coach in his later years in management.
He was pretty much our everything in his peak; academy director - literally went to meet 10 year old Beckham, Giggs etc. and got them to sign, coach on the training pitch, all transfers and contract negotiations went through him. These all in one managers are pretty much a dead breed in football now. As years went by he delegated a lot more.
Which makes it easier.. Look at this transition of yours. Look at us. Everything goes balls up when an all in one manager leaves.These all in one managers are pretty much a dead breed in football now. As years went by he delegated a lot more.
I don't understand why this is so unbelievable.. He has the respect and the knowledge. He could do this in a wheelchair.Right, I'll leave you to believe a 77-year-old retired man has returned to running training sessions on a daily basis after 7 years.
I believe we are winning this. I say play Rambo and instruct him to do the same to Pogba as he did with Jorginho. I don't see the need to change much of the team other then bring in AMN at RB.
Pogba is much more resistant to the press though. Their attack is flying high it’ll be interesting to see how/if we manage to stop them. Rashford in particular..
Since none of Wenger, Mourinho, Chelsea, Ferguson or City are involved here I am struggling to see the relevance of this post.Ferguson was without a doubt one of the greatest managers of all time. But we should keep in mind that he had it a lot easier than Wenger, lacked the financial restrictions and could always keep key players whilst always being able to sign a top notch player once in a while as well.
He also chose the perfect time to retire which was key to maintain his almost perfect record.
The competition has gone up by more than one level since he left and he would've had to face the same questions as Mourinho or Wenger, if he wouldnt have done so.
A new era of modern coaches had arrived with fresh ideas and new cash-rich sponsors, where irrespective of Ferguson being there or not, we would've seen City and Chelsea winning most of the years.