Some good things about him:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo....html#comments
Hope one day he comes back to City......but suspect he is destined for higher things...
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Some good things about him:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo....html#comments
Hope one day he comes back to City......but suspect he is destined for higher things...
Plenty of our fans never been fussed on having him here, I find that very weird! He's definitely got it.
We missed the boat there for sure, plus he said he’d never work directly for the dictator…..Quote:
Originally Posted by Maurice Swan
As the article suggests, and indeed as the man himself has suggested this season, he’s almost certainly better suited to coaching than management. Therefore, I don’t believe City have missed the boat with him. After all, who were City likely to appoint that Bellamy would work under?Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
So we couldn't have him here in a coaching capacity?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Edit. Tired eyes. Just reread your whole message.
Agreed he's a great bloke and committed, but he's not at all suited to the political and diplomatic elements of Management, he would hate it. Great as a coach but his temperament will almost certainly lead to various incidents in the future, the same as when he played football, it's just in his make up and character.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Where did he say this?Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
Nowhere, but it's something those who dislike Tan like to trot out every now and then.Quote:
Originally Posted by stan butler
I recall him saying something along the lines of "the management woulnd't be prepared to do things the way he wanted to do them anyway" in an interviewQuote:
Originally Posted by logic
Timing of those interviews were a bit strange, Morison went to Bellamy for advice before taking the Cardiff job, then a couple of weeks later bellamy's putting out there a 3 part interview basically bigging up how good he would be in the job - something about it came across as a bit of a dick move to me, but i guess he can only answer the questions he was given.
He might turn out to be a very good manager, but I do find it strange that people on here are always bigging him up and at the same time moaning that we have given the job to 2 unproven managers in recent appointments
Who knows? He did need to be near his kids at one point which is why he was working for us for free I believe. I’ve spoken to him and he believes as you say his best role is a no2, a very important role I reckon….I’m sure there would be someone out there who would love him. Kompany clearly does.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Burnley are a big fish in a small pond at the moment lets see how Kompany and Bellamy do next seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by Maurice Swan