Lambert walks out on Norwich? (1 Viewer)

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I know Villa are a "big" club but surely another couple of years at Norwich building on what he has already done would do him no harm at all.

Villa are in turmoil and need a lot of re-structuring and, as an outsider looking in, the Norwich job certainly looks more attractive.
 
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LastGarrison said:
I know Villa are a "big" club but surely another couple of years at Norwich building on what he has already done would do him no harm at all.

Villa are in turmoil and need a lot of re-structuring and, as an outsider looking in, the Norwich job certainly looks more attractive.
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Agree LG ,a squad that obviously appear willing to go through brick walls for him ,what appear to be supportive owners ,to dissatisfied fans ,under performers ,little money and a weak boardroom for letting it slip to this after MON.A bit of patience and like you say a couple more seasons and one of the Big jobs may be on the horizon.
 
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Doesn't surprise me in football these days! Players or managers show no commitment to their employers now a days! And if he does end up at Villa, I reckon he'd have a tougher job on his hands than he did in keeping Norwich in the Premiership! He had quite a stable team, good relationship with the board (or do it seemed), yet Villa board have no clue about football (sound familiar??) and their fans have pretty high expectations for a shit club. I always thought he had an arrogant side to him.
 
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he will do a great job at villa, its exactly what they need in terms of playing style and bottle. It will be a great appointment for them .
 
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