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Following in the footsteps of Alex Ferguson perhaps?
He definitely has the passion to stick with it but does he have any coaching training or anything? I imagine you need full qualifications to manage in the Scottish football league.
Jesus if his performance on Setanta is anything to go buy he does not have a chance. Talk about being clueless. The amount of mistakes he made was unreal. One on an off side decision that was laughable. There were a few other times when he talked other ****e and he got his facts wrong all the time.
I'm with Neil and I've not even seen Hartson on Setanta. Hartson comes across as a bit of a gormless tit any time I've seen or read him interviewed.
Not sure how passionate about his work a guy who said when he retired that he'll not miss training will be either.
I think that last sentence could do with some serious punctuation Lionel. :D
Your point is a good one though. A good player does not necessarily make a good manager. Bobby Charlton, Bryan Robson (despite numerous attempts), Stuart Pearce... no need to go on.
:ball: PP
...If you fancy a pop at it -then go nuts. One of those instances of knowing exactly what you want to say and getting tangled in knots trying to say it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
The main thing about his not being fond of training is that it tends to give the impression he's something of a lazy sod who wants all the rewards for as little of the work as he can get away with. That the guy spent a decent proportion of his career visibly carrying excessive weight for a professional athlete would appear to re-enforce that impression quite nicely.
The main thing is that East Stirling have gotten a few minutes' national media coverage, which will give them and their sponsors a bit of exposure.