McLeish's biggest problem is that he seems to have no capacity to motivate or inspire players. He's obviously an intelligent guy,
Quote from: E I Adio on March 26, 2012, 01:30:29 PMMcLeish's biggest problem is that he seems to have no capacity to motivate or inspire players. He's obviously an intelligent guy,I'm sorry, I actually think he's not that bright, tactically hopeless and helpless, totally devoid of ideas or originality, stuck in the past. In that regard, he's like a hell of a lot of British managers currently getting jobs all over the place.
Quote from: Monty on March 26, 2012, 01:39:13 PMQuote from: E I Adio on March 26, 2012, 01:30:29 PMMcLeish's biggest problem is that he seems to have no capacity to motivate or inspire players. He's obviously an intelligent guy,I'm sorry, I actually think he's not that bright, tactically hopeless and helpless, totally devoid of ideas or originality, stuck in the past. In that regard, he's like a hell of a lot of British managers currently getting jobs all over the place.I have been struck by the blindingly obvious this afternoon - if AM can't do anything about the slump/dire football/morale/tactics etc when we are shit then he can't take any credit when we do play well (occasionally) can he?Bet he'll try though when we get that gritty draw against Bolton...
As the pressure intensifies, the more likely he is to say something disparaging about the supporters, then all hell will break loose.
I saw AM on the lash last week with that other tactical genius Gordon Strachan in the Saxon Mill, probably swapping notes Mrs W threatened me with death most horrible if I so much as looked at him funny, but it wound me up something rotten to see that twat laughing and joking without a care in the world