SkyBlue_Bear83
Well-Known Member
He had Preston 2nd last year before he had injuries to his 3 strikers
How many hard nut managers are there about these days?
Depends what we mean by hard nut. There are lots of Managers who command respect because they're tough cookies. Fergie, Big Sam - they don't have to be Vinny Jones.
Mr Black, Mr Brown and Mr Orange - clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right
Judging by the reaction I would say that has backfiredbut I get the sense with Brown that he'd try to get some kind of momentum going in the press in the hope it would aid his application.
I know nothing about him. I'm not about to filter through his wiki and state meaningless stats or percentages.
I have read this thread front to back. Mixed messages across the board. Some fume that he hasn't 'done' anything, and in the same breath want someone who is on the way up, not down. Surely if you've 'done' something, we are not the next natural progression.
I personally don't care about attractive football. If we win, be it ugly, ill be happy. Football aside, we need a man manager, who can get the the best out of what I believe, a promotable team. They need to instill some belief. Wins will bring the fans, passy passy passy goal kicks will not.
As someone said, it doesn't matter where the manager came from, its where they take us that counts. And how we get there, I don't care.
He had Preston 2nd last year before he had injuries to his 3 strikers
Is that good or bad?
I'd rather him than Ince, Staunton and Connor
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