Skyblueweeman
Well-Known Member
On the drive back last night, I was thinking about how lucky we've been with the last two managers.
And luck might be the wrong word but in this day in age, it's tough to get a manager who is so aligned with your club, gets the ethos, is supported by the board and is loved/adored by the fans.
We've had two in a row...
Robins, despite some potential limitations, was a generational manager for us. Galvanised the club from top to bottom and dragged us up through the leagues with so much turmoil going on in the background.
Lampards then come in with a few fairly questionning the appointment it was made and has totally taken us up another level. I know we're still in the same division but everything just seems a step up this season. Work rate, desire, skill levels, consistency etc and the fans are totally bought in.
Like I said, luck maybe isn't the right word but there's not many clubs are our level who have two brilliant managers in succession.
And luck might be the wrong word but in this day in age, it's tough to get a manager who is so aligned with your club, gets the ethos, is supported by the board and is loved/adored by the fans.
We've had two in a row...
Robins, despite some potential limitations, was a generational manager for us. Galvanised the club from top to bottom and dragged us up through the leagues with so much turmoil going on in the background.
Lampards then come in with a few fairly questionning the appointment it was made and has totally taken us up another level. I know we're still in the same division but everything just seems a step up this season. Work rate, desire, skill levels, consistency etc and the fans are totally bought in.
Like I said, luck maybe isn't the right word but there's not many clubs are our level who have two brilliant managers in succession.