Rubbish managers who still get work... (1 Viewer)

Alan Dugdales Moustache · May 6, 2019

Steve McLaren. Why does any chairman ever think this bloke will bring them success ?

tommydazzle · May 6, 2019

Yep, always amazes me. Managers like Mark Hughes can get sacked job after job and still get offers. A 'big name' seems to be the sole reason for hiring.

chiefdave · May 6, 2019

Seems in football if you're an English manager and can fluke a decent season you're pretty much guaranteed lifetime employment.

Gazolba · May 6, 2019

It's the best career to be in because no matter how bad you are, you always get work.
Goes for referees too.

tom88 · May 6, 2019

Mark Hughes

How does he get a premier league job all the time? I wouldn’t want him here ever!

Gazolba · May 6, 2019

tom88 said:
Mark Hughes

How does he get a premier league job all the time? I wouldn’t want him here ever!

He wears nice suits.

Terry Gibson's perm · May 6, 2019

Worked for Ferguson so people think that has rubbed off on all his ex players

Paul Anthony · May 6, 2019

Mark Hughes is the obvious one. He's like some perennial weed that just won't go away. Such dull, negative tactics. Can't imagine he inspires his players much.

Adge · May 6, 2019

Gazolba said:
It's the best career to be in because no matter how bad you are, you always get work.
Goes for referees too.

Referees? They are scrutinised every week they are on the pitch and are constantly assessed. If they have a bad day/game they can be taken off a fixture.

Gazolba · May 6, 2019

Adge said:
Referees? They are scrutinised every week they are on the pitch and are constantly assessed. If they have a bad day/game they can be taken off a fixture.

They still get work though, they just drop down a division.

Adge · May 7, 2019

Correct.

covcity4life · May 10, 2019

Tbf hughes started well in his career. Wales blackburn Fulham

Now he's poorl

CJ_covblaze · May 10, 2019

Coleman was one of them.

vow · May 15, 2019

CJ_covblaze said:
Coleman was one of them.

Got the sack from Hebei China Fortune today. Useless manager.

tisza · May 15, 2019

CJ_covblaze said:
Coleman was one of them.

Sound bite machine. Looked good on TV. Some of the worst football I've seen at times in terms of spirit and commitment.

Terry Gibson's perm · May 15, 2019

Coleman always strikes me as a manager the players love because it’s an easy ride, lots of team bonding sessions

vow · May 15, 2019

Terry Gibson's perm said:
Coleman always strikes me as a manager the players love because it’s an easy ride, lots of team bonding sessions

"Sessions" being the main thing!

CCFC88 · May 15, 2019

Ian Holloway

Wyken Sky Blue · May 15, 2019

CJ_covblaze said:
Coleman was one of them.

Seconded!

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HuckerbyDublinWhelan · May 23, 2019

Alan Pardew

Terry Gibson's perm · May 23, 2019

HuckerbyDublinWhelan said:
Alan Pardew

Thankfully he finally seems to be struggling to get work.

The Great Eastern · May 23, 2019

Terry Gibson's perm said:
Thankfully he finally seems to be struggling to get work.

With the pay offs he must have had, he probably doesn't need to work again.

tigersb · May 26, 2019

Terry Gibson's perm said:
Coleman always strikes me as a manager the players love because it’s an easy ride, lots of team bonding sessions

Coleman had great success when Gareth Bale managed Wales

CJ_covblaze · May 26, 2019

tigersb said:
Coleman had great success when Gareth Bale managed Wales

He did well for a year or so. The complete and utter failure that happened after that outweighed the good though.

The Great Eastern · May 26, 2019

I'd imagine Jack Ross at Blunderland will be joining the ranks of the unemployed anytime soon !

Terry Gibson's perm · May 26, 2019

The Great Eastern said:
I'd imagine Jack Ross at Blunderland will be joining the ranks of the unemployed anytime soon !

He achieved what the owners wanted a top six finish so may survive but I would imagine he had the budget of a top half championship side to achieve it, might be a bit less next year

Esoterica · May 28, 2019

I feel there's been a bit of change over the last 18 months, down to Champ level at least. Manager's like Allardyce, Pardew, Moyes have been unemployed for over a year. Think Hughes will be added to that list too now. Seems to be a move towards younger managers both domestic and foreign.

vow · May 28, 2019

Terry Gibson's perm said:
He achieved what the owners wanted a top six finish so may survive but I would imagine he had the budget of a top half championship side to achieve it, might be a bit less next year

Spunking £4M on Will Grigg after having to sell Maja might go against him perhaps, as Grigg wasn't even a starter come the end of season.

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