Stig
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Also the same manager can be successful in Club A, not successful in Club B, successful in Club C.
If that manger was return to Club A he may be unsuccessful the second time around and successful in Club B second time around, although he wouldn't get a chance.
Some of it must depend on the personality of the players when he arrives, and how they immediately perceive him. If the players are self motivated or a bunch of disinterested moaners who would much rather be back home. Team spirit and wanting to win has to be a huge factor and a manager can influence that but sometimes maybe they just can't get enough of it.
How do explain what Claudio Ranieri did at Leicester? No charisma, no gravitas.
I saw an interview with him when he said that for the first week at Leicester he walked around didn't really interact with anybody and the staff and the players were talking behind his back saying he didn't know what to do.
After a week he told everyone that he didn't really see much that needing improving and that they should carry on. Genius ?
Sean Dyche could possibly go to Real Madrid and excel, but go to Hartlepool and fail.
There has to be some hit and miss in this, although SAF didn't ever miss did he ?
If that manger was return to Club A he may be unsuccessful the second time around and successful in Club B second time around, although he wouldn't get a chance.
Some of it must depend on the personality of the players when he arrives, and how they immediately perceive him. If the players are self motivated or a bunch of disinterested moaners who would much rather be back home. Team spirit and wanting to win has to be a huge factor and a manager can influence that but sometimes maybe they just can't get enough of it.
How do explain what Claudio Ranieri did at Leicester? No charisma, no gravitas.
I saw an interview with him when he said that for the first week at Leicester he walked around didn't really interact with anybody and the staff and the players were talking behind his back saying he didn't know what to do.
After a week he told everyone that he didn't really see much that needing improving and that they should carry on. Genius ?
Sean Dyche could possibly go to Real Madrid and excel, but go to Hartlepool and fail.
There has to be some hit and miss in this, although SAF didn't ever miss did he ?