Managers - Ex players or not

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Postby blind » Wed Jun 09, 2004 2:41 pm

Boocity wrote:I think Alan hansen would make a good manager but lifes too cushy at the BBC :;):

too true he spends all his time telling everyone how it should be done but doesn't have the balls to try it himself.

i think Alan would make a vey good manager in the prem if he got off his a** and tried it.
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Postby JohnBull » Wed Jun 09, 2004 5:25 pm

The best managers have always been sharp lads who under-achieved in their careers. Cloughie was a good player but never got the chance to reach his prime, Shanks and Paisley were good players but their footballing brains were better than their skill on the pitch. The double with Dalgleish was because he was Player-Manager(if he hadn't come off the bench in the last 10 games we would never have won it). His win with Blackburn was a fluke which soon showed up the following seasons.
A clever player without the necessary ball skills seems to see the weaknesses and strengths of players better than the "great" players who cannot seem to understand that lesser mortals just can't do it.
I've read as much as I can about Benitez and I'm very hopeful about the next few seasons.
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Postby Leonmc0708 » Wed Jun 09, 2004 5:31 pm

JohnBull wrote:The best managers have always been sharp lads who under-achieved in their careers. Cloughie was a good player but never got the chance to reach his prime, Shanks and Paisley were good players but their footballing brains were better than their skill on the pitch. The double with Dalgleish was because he was Player-Manager(if he hadn't come off the bench in the last 10 games we would never have won it). His win with Blackburn was a fluke which soon showed up the following seasons.
A clever player without the necessary ball skills seems to see the weaknesses and strengths of players better than the "great" players who cannot seem to understand that lesser mortals just can't do it.
I've read as much as I can about Benitez and I'm very hopeful about the next few seasons.

your right there John, I couldn't agree more.
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