Quote from: adrenachrome on February 12, 2019, 08:28:03 PMQuote from: Legion on February 12, 2019, 08:14:02 PMI spoke at length with a Norwich fan shortly after he was appointed. The general view was that he was an excellent manager, would do really well for us and the majority of his Norwich supporting friends were gutted he was leaving.Yes, Lee. He was well regarded at the time by most analysts and there were times when many of us thought he would move the club forward, but it was not to be.In the end, by his own admission, he was presiding over a deleveraging operation at the behest of Randy Lerner and mumbling incessant gobbledygook, to our justified chagrin.He doesn't deserve some of the shit he gets on here IMO. Manager over a awful ownership, did the best he did but nowhere near good enough. It happens
Quote from: Legion on February 12, 2019, 08:14:02 PMI spoke at length with a Norwich fan shortly after he was appointed. The general view was that he was an excellent manager, would do really well for us and the majority of his Norwich supporting friends were gutted he was leaving.Yes, Lee. He was well regarded at the time by most analysts and there were times when many of us thought he would move the club forward, but it was not to be.In the end, by his own admission, he was presiding over a deleveraging operation at the behest of Randy Lerner and mumbling incessant gobbledygook, to our justified chagrin.
I spoke at length with a Norwich fan shortly after he was appointed. The general view was that he was an excellent manager, would do really well for us and the majority of his Norwich supporting friends were gutted he was leaving.
A coach/manager must have ruthless belief and total self confidence. Once they compromise that they are toast as did Lambert.
Quote from: DB on March 09, 2019, 08:40:47 PMQuote from: adrenachrome on February 12, 2019, 08:28:03 PMQuote from: Legion on February 12, 2019, 08:14:02 PMI spoke at length with a Norwich fan shortly after he was appointed. The general view was that he was an excellent manager, would do really well for us and the majority of his Norwich supporting friends were gutted he was leaving.Yes, Lee. He was well regarded at the time by most analysts and there were times when many of us thought he would move the club forward, but it was not to be.In the end, by his own admission, he was presiding over a deleveraging operation at the behest of Randy Lerner and mumbling incessant gobbledygook, to our justified chagrin.He doesn't deserve some of the shit he gets on here IMO. Manager over a awful ownership, did the best he did but nowhere near good enough. It happensA young and hungry (ha!) manager keen to really make a mark would have worked within the limitations and still not delivered a side as dull and unimaginative as that. Many other managers did. How much did Rodgers have to spend at Swansea, Martinez at Wigan and so on and so forth. Continuous relegation scraps were not inevitable with (a) the side he inherited and (b) the money he had to spend.
Just read that he has won 3 out of 27 matches there, so unlikely. That would mean back to back relegations for Lambert.
Quote from: TheTimVilla on April 12, 2019, 06:06:55 PMJust read that he has won 3 out of 27 matches there, so unlikely. That would mean back to back relegations for Lambert.I don't know why he keeps getting relegated.He just does.
How many pay-offs has he had?
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