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Apart from Bellingham that list covers the last 2 transfer windows , the next levelIf they were the only ones he had signed maybe.
But if he also signed Clarke , Roberts , cirkin , Bellingham etc etc then maybe not.
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Apart from Bellingham that list covers the last 2 transfer windows , the next levelIf they were the only ones he had signed maybe.
But if he also signed Clarke , Roberts , cirkin , Bellingham etc etc then maybe not.
This is why I am behind the current way of doing transfers. Needs tweaking.Only if you get the appointment right so they're at the club long term. During Shorts reign giving managers full control of transfers bit us in the arse. Especially with Moyes.
Deffo need to focus on a bit of experience to compliment the youngens. Dodds suggested the higher ups are aware of this also in a recent press conference iircThis is why I am behind the current way of doing transfers. Needs tweaking.
You mean like Moyes who brought in ex- Man Utd and ex Everton players. No wonder he walked away after signing all that crap but we were left with them probably on decent contractsAllowing a manager control over transfers and able to appoint his own backroom staff.
Priceless.
Burstow looks poor. They’re all kids apart from Rusyn iirc.Some already look good enough for top half championship football, some may take a year or two. Some possibly won’t make it.
Imagine a manager had signed this lot, would he be peddled ? i think so.
Bishop
Triantis
Seelt
Hjelde
Styles
Pembele
Mundle
Aouchiche
Dack
Mayenda
Rusyn
Hemir
Burstow
Mayenda can barely get on the bench at Hibs, so not looking good for him reallyDross? Burstow obviously, Hemir probably but Bellingham, Auchiche, Pembele are hardly dross and I would argue that it's too early to write off the likes of Triantis, Seelt and Mayenda.
We shoulda kept Beale then on that rationale. Ferguson will have benefitted from teams giving managers longer to come good back in the day but that’s not a luxury they can afford in the modern game with so much money at stake and social media criticism if they aren’t seen to be proactive when the manager isn’t performingI'm sure Steven Gerrard would have got Villa in to the top 4 if they just gave him time.
Not a lot of people realise this, but Alex Ferguson almost got sacked early on in his Manchester United career and look what happened there.
I've a feeling Villa might regret sacking Gerrard as they may have missed out on the next Alex Ferguson.
We should just keep any old manager who does shite. They'll all end up as the second coming of Alex Ferguson if given enough time, according to many.We shoulda kept Beale then on that rationale
Precisely. A manager should have a say of course but you can't give them free reign on everything.Didn't Steve Gerrard have control over transfers and appointment his backroom staff though?
What a weird thing to bring up in this instance
I thought everyone knew how close Ferguson was to getting the sack?! Or is it an age thing?I'm sure Steven Gerrard would have got Villa in to the top 4 if they just gave him time.
Not a lot of people realise this, but Alex Ferguson almost got sacked early on in his Manchester United career and look what happened there.
I've a feeling Villa might regret sacking Gerrard as they may have missed out on the next Alex Ferguson.
I was taking the piss mate, it seems to have been brought up to defend every shite manager that was about to get sacked for the last thirty years.I thought everyone knew how close Ferguson was to getting the sack?! Or is it an age thing?
Ha. My mistake mate! I'm relieved though as I was thinking surely I'm not that old to remember thisI was taking the piss mate, it seems to have been brought up to defend every shite manager that was about to get sacked for the last thirty years.
I think the model where the coach has a huge if not total input into who we sign and get rid off is the way to go with the caveat that they have to work within the budget of the club...... buying players just because they might make a profit down the line without an eye on the needs of the team/squad will lead to footballing disaster if not a fiscal one!Tried that here, almost bankrupted us
Yeah agreed, he has a vision and I think as big a thing for Villa and Emery is them having Monchi as Director of Football. What they did in Sevilla is being replicated and bettered now. It was a fantastic appointment by them.Allowing a manager control over transfers and able to appoint his own backroom staff.
Priceless.
Managers will always look into the short termI think the model where the coach has a huge if not total input into who we sign and get rid off is the way to go with the caveat that they have to work within the budget of the club...... buying players just because they might make a profit down the line without an eye on the needs of the team/squad will lead to footballing disaster if not a fiscal one!
Only if you get the appointment right so they're at the club long term. During Shorts reign giving managers full control of transfers bit us in the arse. Especially with Moyes.
He also seemed to just discard all of Allardyces January signings that had ended the season so well.Out of all the managers we’ve had, you’d have thought moyes would have been the one you could have trusted to do that. He’d had good success previously been trusted to build with full control but he shit himself and rebuilt the team with people he knew regardless of how bad a fit they might have been
Sack him after 10 months and round we go again with all new players and backroom staff.Allowing a manager control over transfers and able to appoint his own backroom staff.
Priceless.