Emma Hayes


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You've got a Woman as Prime Minister (as we have in New Zealand) how does that work, sure that's a man's job :oops:
I’m my job I have had numerous men bosses and everytime I have it ends up in arguments and stand offs, I now have a women boss and it’s great as she is no bother and let’s us get on without trying to prove she is the boss, It won’t work in men’s football at the top right now, if she wants a job in the men’s game I have no problem with that but she will have to start a little lower than Chelsea ffs they are one of the biggest clubs in the country/Europe
 
I’m my job I have had numerous men bosses and everytime I have it ends up in arguments and stand offs, I now have a women boss and it’s great as she is no bother and let’s us get on without trying to prove she is the boss, It won’t work in men’s football at the top right now, if she wants a job in the men’s game I have no problem with that but she will have to start a little lower than Chelsea ffs they are one of the biggest clubs in the country/Europe
This is how I feel.

No problem with women managing in the men's game but a club like Chelsea have to aim for someone with higher level experience than she has.

In a hierarchy of all men and women clubs then all of the women clubs are pretty much at the bottom of the pile currently, so the experience isn't very impressive and definitely isn't worthy of a jump up to one of the biggest clubs in the country.
 
Look at Bob Bradley a respected coach couldn’t hack the egos of the mighty Swansea players. No offence to the woman but the players she’s managed won’t be on 250k a week and a set of utter bastards. There is the big difference women who possibly aren’t as talented at the game with 100% commitment to the overpaid overhyped arseholes at Chelsea and who probably need a motivational speech to go for a shite

She'd tongue-lash them into submission!
 
Why not managers are overrated.

It looks like the players run Chelsea anyway when they decide to turn up.

Hoy enough money at it and any manager could be successful.
 
The fact that she's female isn't really the issue, it's the level that she's managing at.

There are plenty of male managers of women's football teams and they haven't been employed to manage a professional league club in this country.

There are those who've gone from a league club to women's football but not the other way round.

She could well get a job in men's football but it would be much lower down the pyramid.
 
Really can't see any team in the top two divisions giving a chance to a manager with no management experience at that level who wasn't a player at that level or an assistant manager. Even a good deal of League One clubs would consider it very risky.
 
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