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Emma Hayes

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ErichZann said:
The men's game is different, and she has no experience of managing at this level of men's football. That's why she shouldn't get the job.
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You’ll be shocked to know some well known managers never even played amateur.

For what it’s worth she may need a coaching or AM position in the men’s game first but the ‘never played the men’s game’ Is such a bollocks reason for the simple point that loads of top managers never did either so it should never be a barrier for a woman
 

MonkeyLove said:
We had this discussion last time on here. It was pointed out everyone from Wenger, to Mourinho (Who was an interpreter for Bobby Robson) to Klopp and scores of other well knows winners never played the men’s game or if they did only very very low amateur level
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The point is that she doesn't get to jump the queue because she's a woman. The level she is accustomed to is way below men's league level, and Wenger, Mourinho and the others didn't have the challenge of starting off an entirely new concept in English, let alone world professional football.
Every time someone starts a thread suggesting her name, it's in isolation, never in a list of targets. It reeks of attention seeking or wind-upery.

Some say that she'd only go to a PL club, yet there doesn't seem to be a single men's PL club after her. If the top clubs aren't offering her a job, perhaps we should follow their lead...
 
We should just look in the Northern League and see who's doing well there and appoint them. It's a far higher level of football and more difficult as well
 
Morse said:
That post says more about your mindset than the people you're calling mysoginists.
Unless you have direct access to people's thoughts, which you don't, then it appears you're just projecting your own intolerances.
You say 'most (most)'. You'll have actual data to back that up?
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Marra haway get a grip. Listen to her on tele, she speaks more sense than pretty much every pundit. Its not a "virtue signalling" (whatever the fuck that means) thing, its thinking outside the box thing. Its not a grand conspiracy to get women into the mens game. Shes a good manager.
 
Morse said:
The point is that she doesn't get to jump the queue because she's a woman. The level she is accustomed to is way below men's league level, and Wenger, Mourinho and the others didn't have the challenge of starting off an entirely new concept in English, let alone world professional football.
Every time someone starts a thread suggesting her name, it's in isolation, never in a list of targets. It reeks of attention seeking or wind-upery.

Some say that she'd only go to a PL club, yet there doesn't seem to be a single men's PL club after her. If the top clubs aren't offering her a job, perhaps we should follow their lead...
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Ye kna the score 👍🏽
White city Boy said:
If anyone has a whiff of Chelsea about them it’s Emma Hayes
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Aye she stinks o shite
 
gonzalo said:
Marra haway get a grip. Listen to her on tele, she speaks more sense than pretty much every pundit. Its not a "virtue signalling" (whatever the fuck that means) thing, its thinking outside the box thing. Its not a grand conspiracy to get women into the mens game. Shes a good manager.
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I've given my reasons, my opinion, please don't put words in my mouth.

'Listen to her on tele', and you're telling me to 'get a grip'?! :lol:
 
MonkeyLove said:
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You’ll be shocked to know some well known managers never even played amateur.

For what it’s worth she may need a coaching or AM position in the men’s game first but the ‘never played the men’s game’ Is such a bollocks reason for the simple point that loads of top managers never did either so it should never be a barrier for a woman
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I only said she hadn't managed in the men's game, not played.
 
Could double up as a cook and hoover the boardroom out.😜
Only joking Becs and Mrs Dent
 
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