Failed Managers always in demand-Why

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Re: Failed Managers always in demand-Why

Why haven’t we got a Merry Go Round emoji?

It’s a Merry Go Round..

and a matter of swings and roundabouts.

[The Lone Gunman]

Re: Failed Managers always in demand-Why

They are failures, that’s why they got the sack and are now in the dole queue. Then why are these sort of managers always wanted by other clubs?

In most cases it’s ability and experience.

For example, a manager named Neil Warnock has plenty of failures and sackings on his CV, but he also has plenty of successes.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Re: Failed Managers always in demand-Why

In a similar vein, fans sometimes clamour for the return of a manager or player even though they were sacked or released originally because they weren't good enough.

Or for player dropped from the first team to return when the team continues to do poorly.

[Trigger]

Re: Failed Managers always in demand-Why

Depends on the failure.

It's unlikely you will have managers never fail somewhere.

It could be looked at as an experience from which they could learn and develop.

The nature of the sport though, they could be manager of the year and sacked by the following Christmas.

I agree some seem to be picked up time and again. It's all nepotism.

[The Bloop]

Re: Failed Managers always in demand-Why

It's mostly because the failed managers are out of work and available. There's no contract to buy them out of.

[superfeathers]

Re: Failed Managers always in demand-Why

They are failures, that’s why they got the sack and are now in the dole queue. Then why are these sort of managers always wanted by other clubs ? Dean Smith the latest one to be linked with mission impossible just off Leckwith Road. I just don’t understand. It’s the same or even worse in the Premier League. The merry go round at that level goes beyond, as far as I can see.
Would you employ a failure ? I wouldn’t.

It's this sort of thinking that got us Morison and Hudson
Please remove this

[NYCBlue]

Re: Failed Managers always in demand-Why

and a matter of swings and roundabouts.

Horses for courses.