Quote from: VillaAlways on October 09, 2016, 01:07:06 PMQuote from: cdbullyweefan on October 09, 2016, 01:00:43 PMWe aren't in the Premier League but there's no reason why we shouldn't consider a manager's performance in that or any other division. We are not in some mythical magic league where the rules of football don't apply. A manager who has had a mixed career, including promotions, relegations, good seasons and bad seasons, is less likely to be succesful than a manager who has been succesful for most of his career.We should be appointing the latter sort. Any ideas apart from the people who have already ruled themselves outBielsa, Mancini, Girard.
Quote from: cdbullyweefan on October 09, 2016, 01:00:43 PMWe aren't in the Premier League but there's no reason why we shouldn't consider a manager's performance in that or any other division. We are not in some mythical magic league where the rules of football don't apply. A manager who has had a mixed career, including promotions, relegations, good seasons and bad seasons, is less likely to be succesful than a manager who has been succesful for most of his career.We should be appointing the latter sort. Any ideas apart from the people who have already ruled themselves out
We aren't in the Premier League but there's no reason why we shouldn't consider a manager's performance in that or any other division. We are not in some mythical magic league where the rules of football don't apply. A manager who has had a mixed career, including promotions, relegations, good seasons and bad seasons, is less likely to be succesful than a manager who has been succesful for most of his career.We should be appointing the latter sort.
Sighs and gives up? Sounds exactly like the process we've used for appointing managers since 2010.
Quote from: JJ-AV on October 09, 2016, 01:07:07 PMDoes anyone have a list of our assistant managers since O'Neill left? We've had bloody loads.Pugh, Pugh, Barney Mcgrew, Cuthbert, Dibble and Grub.
Does anyone have a list of our assistant managers since O'Neill left? We've had bloody loads.
Yeah, I don't want to fall out with Chris, he's a good lad even though he never ever applauds the opposition at Headingley. 😉
We have no choice, we aren't a fan-owned club.However, as the thread is for discussing who the next Villa manager will/should be, that's what I'll continue to do.And I think appointing a manager with a track record of success is a better idea than appointing one with a mixed record including promotions and relegations.
Quote from: cdbullyweefan on October 09, 2016, 12:42:15 PMYeah, I don't want to fall out with Chris, he's a good lad even though he never ever applauds the opposition at Headingley. 😉surely Risso didn't mean Jameson is a respected poster
Quote from: cdbullyweefan on October 09, 2016, 01:23:44 PMWe have no choice, we aren't a fan-owned club.However, as the thread is for discussing who the next Villa manager will/should be, that's what I'll continue to do.And I think appointing a manager with a track record of success is a better idea than appointing one with a mixed record including promotions and relegations.By that token he has a track record of success better than anybody else in the division we are in.
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